Magical Landscapes and More

Start your day early and have a full breakfast at the bakery. Sandwiches here are huge and tasty, also treat yourself with freshly baked pastry. You can grab a cup of coffee for the road.
Please note, that the bakery is closed on Sundays.

Naantali is located 14 km west of Turku. An ancient town revives in the summer, when the Finnish president moves to his summer residence of Kultarant. There is Moomin-trolley World park in Naantali, which is fascinating for children.

Further to the north, your road leads you to the port city of Uusikaupunki, which was founded in 1617 by King Gustav II Adolf. On August 30, 1721 peace between Russia and Sweden was concluded here and ended the Northern War 1700-1721. Nowadays, the city supports its reputation at the expense of the only car factory in Finland. There are windmills that rotate on the Müllümäki hill which will look good in your photos. Here you can have a lunch and walk around the city for a while.

The city of Rauma is also located on the coast. In 1991 UNESCO took under protection the wooden Old Town – its main attraction, as part of the world cultural heritage. The coloration of houses in the town of Rauma imitates the stone, for example, yellow ocher looks like light sandstone.

It’s worth visiting the monastery church of the Holy Cross of the Order of Franciscans XV century. You cannot get inside the monastery after 17:00, but the architecture and surroundings really deserve your attention.

Historically, Kontion kahvila is the first one of the popular cafés in Rauma. It’s a tradition to serve coffee with pastries with pepper in Rauma and add pancakes to soup with plums and raisins.

Enjoy a good night sleep after your adventures, remembering all the views and magical landscapes you've seen today.