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Turku & Finland's South Coast


On Little Pine Island, 1.5km east of the town centre, is the House of the Four Winds, where locals snuck swigs of ‘hard tea’ during the Finnish Prohibition (1919–32). Disturbed by the merrymaking, Field Marshal CGE Mannerheim, who had his summer cottage nearby, bought the house in 1927, imported tea sets from France and personally ran the place until 1931. There's a beautiful cafe and summer terrace, with granite tables carved from the surrounding rocks.


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Nearby Turku & Finland's South Coast attractions

1. Monument of Liberty

1.26 MILES

Where Bulevardi meets the beach is the Monument of Liberty, commemorating the landing of liberating German forces in 1918. The monument was taken down…

2. Hangon kirkko

1.31 MILES

Originally built in 1892, this neo-Gothic church was damaged in WWII but has been thoroughly renovated.

3. Water Tower

1.32 MILES

Zip up the lift to the top of the 50m-high water tower on Vartiovuori Hill for sweeping views across town and out to sea.

4. Hauensuoli

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This narrow strait between Tullisaari and Kobben is a protected natural harbour where ships from countries around the Baltic Sea once waited out storms…

5. Rintama Museo

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6. Ekenäs Archipelago National Park

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7. Hitis

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About 8km south of Kasnäs, the island of Hitis (Hiittinen) harbours a charming wooden church. The free ferry MS Aura runs up to eight times daily from…

8. Ekenäs Church

18.08 MILES

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