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Raseborg (Finnish: Raasepori) is a town (administrative area in Finland) and municipality of Finland. It was created on January 1, 2009, when the municipalities of Ekenäs, Karis and Pohja were consolidated into a single town.
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1. Paddlingsfabriken
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5.0 based on 7 reviews
We provide safe guided tours with exclusive and comfortable kayak designs. We operate primarily in the archipelago south of Finland. All year round when waters are open. Paddle gear available for the full season, including tents, drysuits and other necessary garments and equipment. Kayaking whenever water is open, ie. almost all around the year. Kayaks and tours can be directly booked and paid on the website.
2. Fagervik Church
3. Hagen - Ramsholmen - Hogholmen
4. Raseborg Castle
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4.5 based on 78 reviews
Reviewed By Tufftey - Helsinki, Finland
We visited Raseborg Castle today, after reading some of the comments here that there is not much information at the site,we decided first to get as much history as we could from the Internet. We found a visual guided tour which we could see from our telephone in English, if the need should arise. In the end we joined the proper Guided tour in Finnish and our Guide was brilliant, humorous and full of information and stories, the tour took an hour. He really brought the castle to life. When inside the castle, please be careful as it is a ruin and with steps dating back hundreds of years, it can be difficult to walk. Some of the rooms have been fitted with wooden floors to give some idea of what they looked like inside. After the tour we walked about 500 metres, through a field where sheep are kept, remembering of course to close the gate, to the house museum. It was built in the 1700's and I believe brought from the archipelago to its present site. It's a bit of a walk but well worth it. The house consists of four rooms, a dining room, a kitchen with a lot of utensils, a smaller single bedroom and a study or living room. The young lady looking after the house was very friendly and helpful. Back at the castle there is also a large picnic area I nice little cafe and a gift shop. Well worth a visit.
5. Ekenas Archipelago National Park
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4.5 based on 11 reviews
6. Ekenas Nature Centre
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4.5 based on 8 reviews
Information on Ekenas Archipelago National Park and hiking destinations in the surrounding areas, such as bird watching towers and nature trails. Maps of the surrounding area, books, posters and other related products for sale. The permanent exhibition is called "A Sea of Change" and tells about how the culture and nature in the archipelago have changed over the years. I Ekenäs naturum finner du information om Ekenäs skärgårds nationapark och om omgivande utflyktsmål, t.ex. fågeltorn och vandringsleder. I butiken finns naturböcker, affischer, kramdjur och mycket annat till salu. Naturumets huvudutställning "Skärgårdens skiftningar" berättar om hur naturen och kulturen förändrats i skärgården under åren. Tammisaaren luontokeskuksesta löydät tietoa Tammisaaren saariston kansallispuistosta sekä sitä ympäröivistä retkikohteista, esim. lintutorneista ja luontopoluista. Myymälästä voit ostaa luontokirjoja, julisteita, pehmoleluja ja paljon muuta. Luontokeskuksen päänäyttely "Muutosten meri" kertoo siitä, miten saaristoluonto ja -kulttuuri on muuttunut vuosien saatossa.
7. Ekenas Old Town
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4.5 based on 58 reviews
Reviewed By Timojo - Ekenas, Finland
The atmosphere is unique. You have à feeling of returning to the place one hundred years ago. À walk in style of the artists Helene Scherfbeck is to be recommended for everyone. À visit to the cafe Gamla Stan is a must: coffee and some salty pastry or sweet cakes and some Apple juice.
8. EKTA museum
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4.5 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By CB4W4Y - London, United Kingdom
I was taken to the museum by someone who lives nearby and was fascinated by the exhibits and local history (from 500 B.C.E. through to 1950s). They also had an exhibition on Finland’s prohibition. Given that my home country didn’t have prohibition, the concept was unfamiliar! The effort that was put into securing alcohol was noteworthy. It is well worth visiting. The whole museum was exceedingly well-curated, with Finnish, Swedish and English descriptions of all exhibits.
9. The Old Water Tower of Ekenas
10. Forngarden Folk Museum
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