Kouvola (Finnish pronunciation: [ˈkowvola]) is a city and municipality in southeastern Finland. It is located on the Kymijoki River in the region of Kymenlaakso and 134 kilometres (83 mi) northeast of the capital, Helsinki.
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Nature- and culture house's program includes art exhibitions in the summertime as well as different events and concerts year round. There is also a cafe, a boutique, gallery, information point and office spaces in the same premises. In the summer 2016 the courtyard will be reopened as a love park. Nature- and culturehouses premises are available for private functions outside the exhibition season.
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A part of Kouvola history as a Railway station Village with small wooden houses from years 1910-1930 . You can find Finnish handcraft and artists working at their workshops, and visit a nice cafe with art exhibitions. Many happenings is arranged in Kouvola Museum Quarter, like Old Time Marketplace in september, The Day of Arts Skills in april, The Christmas happenig and The Night of the Arts.
This museum area is located in Kaunisnurmi, near the city center. The old wooden buildings are a reminder of Kouvola's railroad history. The area was inhabited mainly by the engine drivers. Most of the buildings were built in the early 20th century. The beautifully restored buildings serve as workshops for artisans and artists and as boutique shops. You can find also a cafe, called Onnenkukko. Poikilo Museums and Radio Museum are located in the same quarter. Both museums are very interesting and worth a visit.
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Kouvola Museum Quarter from 1920s tells about Kouvola history as a railroad village. You can visit old wooden houses and find a nice cafe with art exhibitions, small workshops and shops with handmade local handcraft. At Kouvola Museum Quarter there is arranged many happenings like The Night of The Arts, An Old Time Market Place in september, Christmas happening, and The Arts & Skills -day.
The Poikilo Museums comprise the Kouvola Art Museum and the Kouvola City Museum in the Kouvola House. The exhibitions are changing. It is an interesting combination of art and history. The Art Museum focuses on contemporary Finnish art. On our visit, there was an exhibition called 'On behalf of nature'. It consisted of works from the Heino Art Foundation collection which is one of Finland’s foremost collections of contemporary art. The City Museum shows exhibitions related to the history of Kouvola. On our visit, there was an interesting exhibition called 'Manor Houses of Kouvola'. The exhibition showed what the past life was in Kouvola's manor houses.
Authentic Asian style Tea Shop and Tea Room in the heart of the city. Natural cosmetics, essential oils, superfood, gifts and peaceful atmosphere. Holistic wellness treatments and oil massage.
Art exhibitions and art sales. Finnish visual arts and unique finnish art glass. All kinds of different culture events around the year. All this in historic paper mill area in Kouvola. Free entry.
Workshops with handmade recycled paper, ceramics and art silver clay for different groups. Order your workshop for your own group. We arrange workshops in Kuusankoski Art Center Taideruukki and at Verla Mill Museum area. At the shop you can find souvenirs and gifts.
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