Places with audio guides - Finland

The road bridge from 1957 connects Kulosaari with central Helsinki. It belongs to the early postwar infrastructure and is due for demolition.

The heavy Finnish Tr1 Risto steam locomotive for freight service, built between 1940 and 1957 and associated with the era of President Risto Ryti.

A historic estate in Vuosaari with roots in the 16th century, today preserving the main building, a granary, and traces of the former farmyard.

One of the oldest Orthodox buildings in Finland, designed by Carl Ludvig Engel after the fire in Turku and consecrated in 1846.

The steel bridge at Vekaransalmi on Saimaa replaced the ferry, measures 639 meters, and is among the longest bridges in Finland.

A hunting manor from the 1920s near Hämeenlinna, designed by Sigurd Frosterus. Today it serves as a hotel, restaurant, and events center.

An activity and entertainment park in Seinajoki founded by the Duudsonit group. It offers parkour, trampolines, and other activities for children and adults alike.

The population center of Finland, which shifts over time according to the distribution of inhabitants. In the Häme landscape, it recalls changing settlement patterns and the growth of cities.