20의 카우니아이넨가지 명소 & 주요 장소

There are many great old houses to see here.

A super great, vivid and beautifully maintained open-air museum

the closed section on Finnträskinreuna (east of Kehä III) finally open for business again! https://kirkkonummi.fi/finntraskinreunan-uusi-kavelyn-ja-pyorailyn-paareitti-tarjoaa-suoran-yhteyden-kirkkonummelta-espooseen/ district heating construction still ongoing in the east, use the roadway (or the signposted gravel mystery path) to avoid

An interesting open-air museum with friendly squirrels, geese and ducks.

A Look into History

Rantaraitti is a unique recreation and outdoor trail that follows the coastline of Espoo's seashore. Rantaraitti is located in very diverse environments. Its nature varies from the stone ash-surfaced trail running along the edges of the nature reserve to the asphalt-surfaced pedestrian and bike path, or the paved promenade of a modern urban environment. There are also several bridge connections on the Rantarait, most recently a new modern bridge opened in November 2020 as an extension of the Gallen-Kallelantie between Tarvaspää and Tarvo island. The bridge replaced an old, dilapidated pontoon bridge that was demolished. In 2019, Espoo's rantaraitti received an honorable mention in connection with the awarding of the "Accessible Finland" recognition.

Laajalahti Nature Reserve is the best bird watching area in southern Finland. The area protects a shallow bay and is important for numerous breeding birds and thousands of birds that stop over during their migration. In addition, the Laajalahti nature reserve is a great recreational area with nature trails, viewpoints and educational tours (bird and bat watching) and the Villa Elfvik nature house. You will find there several nature trails along the Villa Elfvik. You can choose from 700m, 800m, and 1,3km trails or head to a 2,9km long trail connecting Laajalahti with Otaniemi district. If you are looking for a longer hike, you can start by the Gallen-Kallela Museum and continue along the sea following the 40km long Espoo Waterfront Walkway. The shortest 700m trail is also accessible with wheelchairs and strollers, as well as entering the Nature House Villa Elfvik.

Caution: Blue-green algae can develop on Finnish beaches between seasons. It is advisable to ask locals beforehand if blue-green algae are present. If so, bathing with children or animals is not recommended and a shower for adults is strongly recommended. A mass proliferation of cyanobacteria can seriously affect water quality and significantly limit water consumption. The bacteria produce a variety of secondary metabolites that act as allelochemicals, antibiotics, hormones and toxins. For example, they can harm fish and zooplankton. Some of the toxins are among nature's most powerful gifts and can also be dangerous to the health of humans and land animals. For example, swimming can cause allergic skin reactions and vomiting. Sweating in water that contains cyanobacteria can also cause gastrointestinal infections.