Original Sokos Hotel Vaakuna Hämeenlinna
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Hämeenlinna is Finland's oldest inland city on the shores of Vanajavesi in Kanta-Häme. This route departs from Ystävyydenpuisto Park and finds a wooded nature trail through a bustling city. The trip goes to the edge of Jumoinsuo on the shores of Vanajavesi, and comes back to the starting point along the same wooded landscapes. Along the way you can see Hätilä Church, Metsänkylä Manor, two churches in Hattula, Ruskeenharju, Kerälänvuori, Panssarimuseo, Kaikkaanlinna, Havutie Park,...
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Hämeenlinna is Finland's oldest inland city on the shores of Vanajavesi in Kanta-Häme. There is a lot to see in the city center. The journey starts from Laivarannanpuisto, and runs along the shoreline to Linnanpuisto and past Häme Castle. The route continues past the site of the first church in Hämeenlinna along Rehbinderintie to Kaupunginpuisto. Next, Vanajavesi is crossed, and the Railway Bridge campfire site is passed. On the way you will also pass Sairio beach, and Varikkoniemi, where...
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In the nature reserve of Aulanko, you can admire beautiful nature and other attractions. This route goes around both the top of Auringonvuori and the shore of Aulangonjärvi, as well as Ruusulaakso where there is a cabin area. There is also a Bear Cave along the route, where you can find a bear family sculpture completed in 1905 by the sculptor Robert Stigell.
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In the nature reserve of Aulanko, you can admire beautiful nature and other attractions. In Karhuluola (Bear Cave), you can find a sculpture of a bear family by the sculptor Robert Stigell, completed in 1905. This route goes from the top of Aulangonvuori to Bear Cave, and makes a loop past the Ruusulaakso Pavilion back to the starting point.
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In the nature reserve of Aulanko, you can admire beautiful nature and other attractions. In Karhuluola (Bear Cave), you can find a sculpture of a family of bears by the sculptor Robert Stigell, completed in 1905. This route goes from the top of Aulangonvuori to Bear Cave, and goes along the shore of Aulangonjärvi before returning back to the starting point.
