Scandic Vaasa

Vaasa is a beach town, and a large part of the coastline is a park area. You can take a nice tour from the city center along the shores. The route starts from the train station and first goes to Laivapuisto and Onkilahdenpuisto. The journey continues past Pohjanmaa Museum to Sisäsatama and past Kuntsi. From here, the route goes past the Court of Appeal in Vaasa and through the Kalaranta park. The route also passes through Lehmuspuisto and Kustaanlinnanpuisto, and returns to the starting...

EuroVelo routes are long-distance cycling routes that pass through European countries. An EuroVelo route must be at least 1000 kilometers long and run through at least two different countries. EuroVelo 10 is called the Baltic Sea Cycle, and it runs from the border of Finland and Russia along the shores of the Baltic Sea to the border of Estonia and Russia. Finland's share of the route is more than 1,700 kilometers. The entire route also goes through the coastal areas of Sweden, Denmark,...

There are many interesting places in the center of Vaasa right in the center of the city. Vaasa Folkhälsan and Kulttuurikeskus has put together several walking routes in the center of Vaasa that introduce Vaasa's sights and cultural sites. This route starts in front of Kultsa and goes to Hietalahdenpuisto, and from there back. The route goes along paved footpaths, there are a few road crossings along the way.

There are many interesting places in the center of Vaasa right in the center of the city. This route goes around the square and the town hall, and showcases buildings and statues. There are park benches along the route for moments of rest and admiring the sights. The route goes along paved footpaths, there are a few road crossings along the way.

There are many interesting places in the center of Vaasa right in the center of the city. Vaasa Folkhälsan and Kulttuurikeskus has put together several walking routes in the center of Vaasa that introduce Vaasa's sights and cultural sites. This route starts in front of Kultsa and goes to the Museum of Ostrobothnia, and from there along the beach to Lehmuspuisto, and back to the starting point. The route goes along paved footpaths, there are a few road crossings along the way.