Enjoy sustainable events, services, and culture around the year in Espoo. The beautiful nature offers activities on land and at the sea. Southern Espoo dishes out culture, the delights of Espoo Waterfront walkway Rantaraitti, and the archipelago, as well as shopping opportunities. The north has lakes, rural views, and old country houses to offer. Meanwhile, Nuuksio National Park is about wilderness. It is easy to move around in Espoo and to get to from Helsinki by using public transportation.

Fall in love with the nature and local way of living in Vihti. Nature is always close by and there are sports opportunities for everyone. Most of Nuuksio National Park is in Vihti and nature vary from steep cliffs to rapids and lake landscape. The most important water body Hiidenvesi is part of the largest water area in Southern Finland. The scenic Nummelanharju passes through Vihti. The atmospheric parish exudes history and culture, and the vibrant villages invite visitors to explore.

Hanko is a wellness paradise bathing in light and surrounded by sea, a charming small town with a vibrant local culture and a diverse choice of restaurants, accommodation and services. Make a day cruise to a nearby lighthouse, choose from a variety of sea and outdoor activities or find a secret place of your own to enjoy the outer archipelago seaside nature – be it bathing in infinite calm waters or standing next to rough seas smashing to the cliffs.

Kirkkonummi is a maritime and nature-friendly destination for all ages with many fun things to do. It has been ranked as the greenest municipality in Finland. Kirkkonummi has marinas, golf courses, horse stables, internationally renowned cultural sites and museums, beaches, and hiking trails, as well as the Eurovelo 10 route for cyclists. Choose from many recreational areas such as Porkkala, Meiko or Linlo. Explore natural sites, colorful culture, and enjoy yourselves in cafes and restaurants.

Loviisa is an atmospheric seaside town just an hour’s drive from Helsinki. Svartholm Sea Fortress and Strömförs Ironworks are unique places to visit for the whole family. The idyllic and historical old town of Loviisa and the fascinating mansions invite you to go back in time. This small town also has a comprehensive range of specialty shops, exhibitions, and galleries, as well as cafés and restaurants.

It's picturesque city center of wooden houses is a proposed UNESCO World Heritage Site. Finland's second oldest city (after Turku), Porvoo has been around since the 13th century, although most of the present buildings date to the 19th century. The old town of Porvoo is particularly charming and you might easily feel as if you are stepping back in time. Distinctive restaurants and cafés as well as events full of feeling invites you to enjoy the city of charming moments.

Experience the local life and spectacular nature in the coastal and archipelago region of Raseborg, only an hour away from Helsinki. Discover the popular artisan village of Fiskars, stroll down the narrow alleys by wooden houses in Ekenäs Old town or find peace in the amazing Ekenäs Archipelago National Park, while enjoying local artisan foods and drinks at cosy cafes and restaurants.

Nuuksio National Park is about 30 minutes from Helsinki and locates in the areas of Espoo, Kirkkonummi, and Vihti. It has been a destination for travels for thousands of years and is one of Finland's most popular national parks. Its rich nature with its lakes and ponds, swamps, and cliffs, is a treasure for all ages. Enjoy Nuuksio’s nature all year round, either on your own or by taking part in guided tours. Did you know that in Nuuksio it is possible to run into a flying squirrel?

Tenala municipality was established in 1329. The stone church of Tenala was built in the late 15th century and the paintings on the piers are from the 17th century. The bell tower of the church was renovated in 1762. Tenala has about 3000 inhabitants living in an area of 443.6 km2 and the mosto of the inhabitants speak Swedish as their native language. In 2009, Tenala became a part of the newly established city of Raseborg.

Fall in love with the waterfront walkway and archipelago. The shoreline is a 40 kilometers long recreational route that follows the Espoo shoreline having lots of fun activities to choose from. Hike in nature reserves, relax at the beach, take a scheduled city boat to the recreational islands, visit the restaurants, stay in hotels, and try new activities in water spot centers. Did you know that Espoo has 58 kilometers of coastline and 165 more islands than Hawaii?