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The 9 Best Things to Do in Salo, Finland
Discover the best top things to do in Salo, Finland including Mathildedalin Kylapanimo, Salon Taidemuseo Veturitalli, Mathildedalin Ruukkitehtaat, VMB Fishing, Muurla, Namila, Salon VPK:n Talo, Wiurila Horse Carriage & Home Museum, The Wiurila Shop.
Restaurants in Salo
1. Mathildedalin Kylapanimo
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By Seagull4free - Orlando
Nice local beers, brewed on-site. Nice professional tour and introduction to beer making. Beer tasting tour ( might need to reserved forehand). Bakery and small shop for local seasonal products, including beer, honey, bread. Limited opening hours. Web page currently only in Finnish.
2. Salon Taidemuseo Veturitalli
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15 reviews
The building of the Salo Art Museum is an old locomotive shed. The exhibitons halls and also the museum office are located in the same building. Space at the Salo Art Museum is also for different occasions and Concerts.
Reviewed By Henna_M_ - Finland
I saw the incredible Nick Brandt photography exhibition (produced by the Fotografiska Museum in Stockholm) in Veturitalli. Good job Salo getting exhibition this great to your premises! Very friendly staff, perfect location for this moving exhibition, incredibly cheap entrance fee. Good job altogether. Will definitely visit again.
3. Mathildedalin Ruukkitehtaat
Overall Ratings
4 based on 21 reviews
Mathildedal is an idyllic ironworks from 1850s. Today it is a home for tourism and culture.We offer a variety of occasions and services thoughout the year: hotel, restaurant, café, shops, Exhibitions, guided tours, theater, Concerts and other events.Old factory buildings, friendly service and the park-like surroundings near the sea offer experiences, harmony and rugged beauty for all senses.
Reviewed By PasiArmas - Helsinki, Finland
Ironworks in Mathildedal (Mathildedahlin ruukkitehtaat) are definitely place to be if you are in vicinity of Salo. There are nice restaurants and coffee places, shops and Exhibitions which tells you the history of making iron. Also there is a home brewery where you can buy different brews of ale. One speciality is shop that makes and sells clothes from alpaca wool. There's also few alpacas in corral where you can wonder the strange animal.
4. VMB Fishing
Overall Ratings
5 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By Pekka S - Vantaa, Finland
Very professional guide, knows the waters and the fish. Excellent service throughout the day. Very good gears and boat, warm clothing let us concentrate on fishing. We got a lot of perches, pikes and pikeperches. Relaxing fishing trip in a very friendly atmosphere.
5. Muurla
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 12 reviews
Muurlan lasitehdas (glassfactory) is located By one of the busiest motorways in Finland. The glass factory has a shop and a cafe-restaurant & bakery. Muurla is a well-known brand in Finland with over 1000 resellers nationwide. The factory outlet sells mainly Muurla products, but also a wide range of other home decor and gift items. It has been granted the Design from Finland mark.
Reviewed By Chuuk K - osli
I visit this Muurla coffee and restaurant with my colleagues and customers for lunch. Breads seem to be homemade and chicken basket brings fresh fried chicken fillets with fried potatoes and onions. Customers order stakes, and they seem to be good also.
Of course there are Muurla glass shop near coffee or restaurant.
6. Namila
Overall Ratings
4 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By Jody027 - Somero, Finland
As a mum of young children living in a country with long winters, I appreciate having somewhere to take them on a rainy or snowy day. I've been to lots of soft-play centres, but I can genuinely recommend this one. It is spacious, clean and a lot of thought has been put into the equipment. There are comfortable sofas for the adults to sit on as well as free use of computers and massage chairs. It is also possible to arrange children's parties here. Although drinks are a little pricey, water is free which is excellent and not always the case. My only suggestion for improvement would be some sort of loyalty card system to reward large families and frequent users. At 9 euros for under twos and 13 euros for over twos the price of an afternoon out soon adds up, but at this place I would say that it's worth it. Great addition to Salo.
7. Salon VPK:n Talo
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By hannele2460 - Salo, Finland
Hyvät tilat järjestää erilaisia tilaisuuksia, esim. häät, syntymäpäivät, tanssit ym. yksityistilaisuudetkin. Oma hyvä keittiö ja lava esiintyjille. Reilu sata mahtuu pöytiin juhlimaan.
8. Wiurila Horse Carriage & Home Museum
Located above Wiurila's grand ballroom, the unique Horse Carriage and Home museums offers a special insight into times gone by. The many carriages and artefacts from the Manor house immerse you in how the Armfelt family lived across the generations. Guided group and private tours are available across the seasons, with self-guided entry available in summertime.
9. The Wiurila Shop
The Wiurila Shop is located with the Wiurila Manor estate in Haliko, 5 mins from Salo, Finland. In its beautiful setting, the Shop stocks quality gifts & homewares, and Salut365 fine gourmet food products. The Shop is also an official stockist of Annie Sloan chalk paints. Regular creative workshops are held within the shop, and private workshops and food tastings can also be booked upon request.
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