City: Southern Ostrobothnia
Top Things to do in Southern Ostrobothnia
Top Restaurants in Southern Ostrobothnia
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The 10 Best Things to do in Southern Ostrobothnia, Finland
Southern Ostrobothnia (Finnish: Etelä-Pohjanmaa; Swedish: Södra Österbotten) is one of the 19 regions of Finland.
Restaurants in Southern Ostrobothnia
1. Seinajoki Library
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 52 reviews
The Seinajoki main library consists of two buildings (Apila and Aalto) and both are architecturally noteworthy. Aalto library was completed in 1965 and was designed by Alvar Aalto. The newer building Apila was opened in August of 2012. Apila is open every day of the year. Aalto library is closed on religious holidays and Sundays and also Saturdays during the summer.
Reviewed By AnnaHenri - Oslo, Norway
A place to read newspapers and have a cup of coffee or lunch, or just sit and read in front of the large windows in a rocking chair and watch the town move by. Great reading nooks for adults, teens, and kids.
2. Ilmajoki Church
3. Kauhanevan-Pohjankankaan Kansallispuisto
4. Powerpark
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 161 reviews
Reviewed By Leevii - Seinajoki, Finland
Our family has been in Powerpark almost every year during the last 10 years and it has always been worth the money! There are enough rides for small and big :) Junker (experience the G-forces!), Booster and the wooden roller coaster are the main attractions for my family. There are different kinds of restaurants in the area, but you can also bring your own snacks. The amusement park is kept tidy at all times which is really great. And it's not that crowded as eg. Linnanmäki in Helsinki. I can highly recommend!
5. Vanha Paukku
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 12 reviews
6. Aalto Center of Seinajoki
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By vappus2015 - Helsinki, Finland
The Aalto Center in Seinäjoki is something so uniwue in Finland. It is really the place to visit. The Church with surroundings and the tower, Town Hall with dark blue walls, bew library and the City Theather. The theather has a restaurant with very tasty buffer lunch!
7. Botniaring
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
Botniaring is the longest and fastest raceway in Finland. The track is available for hire for anyone wanting to organize motorsports races or any other public events. Botniaring also hosts several different events every year. Anyone can come to test their driving skills in safe conditions with their own cars or motorcycles every week on an open training day. The paddock restaurant serves the track users during Botniaring opening hours. Training and test track center PRT Testirata Oy offers year-round testing services in the newer part of Botniaring circuit and for those seeking for accommodation options well-equipped rental villa Villa APR next to Botniaring raceway welcomes everyone to stay. Welcome to spend quality time at Botniaring -feel the speed!
8. Kauhavan Puukko- ja tekstiilimuseo
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Since the 19th century Kauhava has been known for it´s traditional enterprises: the production of textiles and knives. In the Kauhava knife and textile museum you see knives not only from Kauhava but also from other regions in Finland. There is also a wide range of textiles arranged according to their age.
9. Ahtari Zoo
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 178 reviews
Ähtäri Snowpanda Resort is a close-to-nature holiday destination and one of the main family attractions in Finland. The heart of the resort is Ähtäri Zoo, the oldest natural animal park in Finland. Ähtäri Zoo houses over 50 different animal species, mainly from the Northern Hemisphere and Scandinavian forest zone - such as brown bear, lynx, snow leopard and roe deer. One highlight of the zoo is Nordic's first giant panda couple and their modern home, the Snowpanda House. Meet the Snowpandas Jin BaoBao (Lumi) and Hua Bao (Pyry) and the rest of the zoo family in Ähtäri!
Reviewed By fsevelin - Charolles, France
If you want to discover local animals like wolves, wolverines, owls etc..., it’s the good place to do it. There is a nice restaurant with friendly staff.
10. Villageshop Veljekset Keskinen
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 124 reviews
Finland's largest VillageShop is more than just shopping. We want to give more to our customers, which is why there is always something interesting going on in the Village Shop. More than a hundred events, small and large, are organised in the Village Shop area each year. In addition to the events, the front yard of Tavarapuoti called Kesätori (Summer Market) offers cheerful market atmosphere with its sales booths. In the summertime, take a free tour around the VillageShop area in the SummerTrain or play a round of golf in our Minigolf track on the banks of the Tuuri River.
Reviewed By KriS343 - Kotka, Finland
We go there 2-3 times a year with our camper van and for us clearly the best time is a weekend in July. All the hullabaloo in the peak season is just so wild that we just want to see it year after year! We don't go there specially for shopping so we don't care about the prices, just as long as it's not much more expensive than in other places it's just fine. The camping site is nice and really cheap, although often we stay on the parking lot for the night(s) as 100+ others because we don't usually need anything from the camping place. The only negative thing that comes to mind is like some other have said, Vesa's burgers are no good. Fortunately there are plenty of other places to get the daily grease and salt.
