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Ylihärmä is a small town along the Lapuanjoki river. The wooden church was constructed between 1785 and 1787. It is topped with a bell tower added in 1828, designed by the renowned architect Carl Ludwig Engel.

​The Lapuanjoki flows from the lake Sapsalampi near Alavus to the Gulf of Bothnia near Nykarleby, covering a distance of approximately 170 kilometres. It passes through several towns, including Alavus, Lapua, and Alahärmä. ​

Finnland‘s biggest Amusement Park

Power Park, largest Amusement Park in Finland, great Roller Coaster, super great Kart Track, also a tremendous Horse riding Farm

Welcome to Härmän Sepä business centre for a tasty lunch! We also sell lunch portions to take home in convenient lunch boxes. Our café offers a variety of buns and pastries made in our own kitchen or in local bakeries. You can enjoy our delicacies in our café or buy them to take away. We also have tasty sandwiches for those who are a little hungry. Unfortunately, due to lack of time, we do not offer catering.

Alahärmä Church is located in Kauhava, Alahärmä in South Ostrobothnia. It is a grey stone church designed by Josef Stenbäck, combining neo-Gothic and national romanticism. The church was built between 1901 and 1903 on the site of a wooden church built by Antti Hakola, which burnt down in 1898 when the roof was tarred. The building material was grey gneiss quarried locally. The church seats 1 000 people and originally had 20-voice Zachariassen organs from 1904, although these were rebuilt to 22 voices in 1976. The altarpiece depicting Christ in Gethsemane was painted by Alexandra Frosterus-Såltin.The Alahärmä church was voted the most beautiful church in Finland by Radio Dei in 2015.