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TRAVEL GUIDE I/2018 FIND YOUR NEW COMFORT ZONE MAPS — 70 2 PORI TRAVEL GUIDE 2018 CONTENT 3 IN PORI, YOU WILL MEET HAPPY PEOPLE THE COAST KIRJURINLUOTO EVENTS 38 (A PROVEN FACT), ENJOY CULTURAL EXPERIENCES 6 20 28 AND CITY BUSTLE, AND RELAX IN THE PEACE AND 12 QUIET OF NATURE. CHILDREN AND ADULTS ALIKE z z Ja i or P / en läin WILL ENJOY SPENDING TIME TOGETHER IN THE © Vessi Hämä 20 POPULAR KIRJURINLUOTO PARK AND AT THE SIGHTS AND ATTRACTIONS SERVICES MAPS AND INFO 8 28 YYTERI BEACH. A NUMBER OF SUMMER EVENTS, 38 48 70 INCLUDING THE HOUSING FAIR, PORI JAZZ FESTIVAL AND SUOMIAREENA PUBLIC DEBATE FORUM, ARE ARRANGED IN PORI. 4 PORI TRAVEL GUIDE 2018 WELCOME 5 TOURIST INFORMATION VISIT PORI Itäpuisto 7, 28100 Pori, Finland FIND YOUR NEW TOURIST SERVICES tel. +358 2 621 7900 [email protected] MAPS AND BROCHURES COMFORT ZONE TOURIST INFORMATION Open Mon–Fri from 9 am to 4:30 pm CONCERT AND EVENT TICKETS Sat–Sun from 10 am to 3 pm (2 July to 5 August) — VISIT PORI OFFICIAL PORI PRODUCTS FOR EVENT ORGANISERS [email protected] WILL HELP YOU BOOK A GUIDE ONLINE SHOP BOOK A GUIDE A skilled guide will interpret history and the ALL THE WAY! past for you. Read more about our guided tours on page 47 and book a guide at visitpori.fi Travel Guide publisher: Visit Pori Oy • Design and layout: Staart • Photos: Visit Pori archive unless otherwise stated • Print: Plusprint • Paper: MultiOffset 170 g / 120 g • All rights reserved to make changes Services with you at all times: www.visitpori.fi VisitPori in times, prices, and other details. The brochure contains paid advertising. 6 7 GOLDEN YYTERI BEACH CAN YOU HEAR ME? BORN FROM SURGING WAVES The Pori Coast is a dream destination for nature lovers. Yyteri’s over ten kilometres of golden beach are a summer 8 12 16 paradise for the whole family. The vast sand dunes, the meadows and wetlands renowned as birdlife havens, and the Bothnian Sea National Park provide unique experiences for nature lovers — around the year! © Kimson Doan / Unsplash Doan © Kimson 8 PORI TRAVEL GUIDE 2018 THE COAST 9 An experience for adults, an adventure for children — the beach is endless and the sky is the limit to creativity. Six kilometres of soft sand and the sea continue as far as the eye can see. Yyteri is open every day of the year, not just in the summer. See for yourself. YYTERI61.569, 21.528 32 © I a Spend days of leisure relaxing on the n D o o beach, enjoying refreshments in the out- l e y / REPOSAARI U door restaurants and enjoying the services n s p l a s KALLO h of the spa. Experience all the delights of a YYTERI beach holiday with your family: from play- ing games on the beach to golf and frisbee COASTAL MAP P. 73 golf, surfing and SUP paddling. CENTRAL PORI © Janko Ferlic / Unsplash Ferlic © Janko 10 PORI TRAVEL GUIDE 2018 THE COAST 11 In winter, the Yyteri sand dunes are ideal for exhilarating downhill sledding. Feel the joy of exercise in the fresh sea air, by a magnificent seaside. Further details on activities in the wild on page h s a l p s n U / n e 12 d n a S n a rb U © © Caroline Attwood / Unsplash A FESTIVE VENUE The majestic scenery of Meri-Pori provides In Yyteri, you can enjoy good food, snacks a timeless setting for ! and refreshments in outdoor restaurants, beautiful pictures cafés and even a 56-metre-tall viewing and memorable tower. The tourist resort provides comfort- celebrations. Check able accommodation in the spa hotel, a it out: #wedding camping site, holiday resorts, cottages and km + #yyteri — apartments. Further details: 20CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING TRACKS IN THE YYTERI AREA WILL SATISFY EVEN THE MOST impressive, right? EAGER SKIING ENTHUSIAST — SEE THE ROUTES: VISITPORI.FI/YYTERI/HIIHTOLADUT 50 n e in k s o K i Mäkelä © Antti s s n A © 12 PORI TRAVEL GUIDE 2018 THE COAST 13 On trails along the Bothnian Sea, you can YYTERI AREA HAS MORE THAN admire the sand dunes, meadows and wet- 30 KILOMETRES OF HIKING lands favoured by birdlife, and the grass- TRAILS OF VARIOUS KINDS. 30 lands and shoreline forests. The wetlands provide an excellent setting Several local entrepreneurs offer a range of for watching the migration of Arctic spe- nature, fishing and boat trips in the Yyteri A BIRDWATCHER’S cies. It is easy to observe the thousands area. A skilled guide’s local knowledge will of migrating birds that stop there to feed enable you to get the most out of the and rest. coastal areas — details of services on p. 47 DREAM The more than fifteen birdwatching towers UP TO 15 VIEWING TOWERS AND PLATFORMS and platforms in the area, with year-round FOR ALL OUTDOOR ENTHUSIASTS — FREE OF CHARGE, ALL YEAR ROUND. ä l e free access, are a treat for birdwatch- k ä 15 M The vast sand dunes, the meadows i ers and all nature lovers. The routes are t t n A and wetlands known as birdlife © marked with signs and the wetlands area is covered with duckboards. havens, and the Bothnian Sea National Park provide unique experiences for #BIRDLIFESUOMI VISITPORI.FI/YYTERI/RETKEILYREITIT nature lovers — around the year! The website address is almost as long as the Yyterinniemi hiking trails, but not quite! There is plenty to explore, so venture boldly ahead! © Diego PH / Unsplash PH © Diego © Dominik Lange / Unsplash 14 PORI TRAVEL GUIDE 2018 THE COAST 15 Reposaari is a nationally famous wooden district in Meri-Pori, and little wonder. The delightfully original wooden houses, the Norwegian-style church and Finland’s larg- REPOSAARI est fishing harbour with trawlers make the 61.617, 21.433 30M, 40M, 41 island picturesque, to say the least. DO YOU KNOW THIS GUY? PERCH For centuries, the sheltered, deep natural harbour of IS A TRADITIONAL AND POPULAR DELICACY IN REPOSAARI. Reposaari has provided marine merchants and warriors SAY HELLO! with an important base. Having established the city of In Reposaari, you can enjoy a delicious fish Pori in 1558, John, Duke of Finland, donated Räpsöö to meal and admire the vast expanses of the sea from the breakwater. The rocky and the city “to enjoy and use” — and they have certainly rugged shores of Siikaranta are a major done so. Welcome! attraction for hikers. This idyllic island is FILM SETTING accessible by bus, car and boat. You can stay overnight in the camping site, in the Rauni Reposaarelainen is an midst of nature, or in one of the sophisti- absurd road movie about cated floating villas. ‘samurai life’ in Meri-Pori. Follow in the footsteps of ! REPOSAARI.NET Rauni: join a guided walking “So far away and the people tour of Reposaari during are strangers.” Go and see the summer. a n u u for yourself, maybe you will n u a K © Toni Mailanen © Toni i rn blend in and feel at home? e od M © 16 PORI TRAVEL GUIDE 2018 THE COAST 17 KALLO AHLAINEN 61.592, 21.482 30M, 31, 37, 38, 40M, 41 61.675, 21.620 62, 64 Surfing enthusiasts in Finland are very familiar Ahlainen, the northernmost district of with the strong surf of Yyteri and Mäntyluoto. Pori, delights with its beautiful archipelago In Mäntyluoto, you can experience not only fan- scenery and an authentic village road with tastic surfing weather, but magnificent autumn wooden houses and huts by the shore. The storms and a touch of seaside romance. number of permanent residents, 1,300, THE VILLAGE OF UNILUOTO IN / Unsplash North © 44 Degrees more than doubles when summer comes MÄNTYLUOTO IS LARGELY A and summer residents return to the village. WOODEN HOUSE MILIEU BUILT IN THE 19TH CENTURY. 1800 Ahlainen provides an excellent setting for Follow the embankment road to the beautiful hiking, kayaking, cycling and fishing. The Kallo Lighthouse, where you can sip a cup of oldest church in Pori, the wooden church coffee in a delightful café. The harbour light- Koskinen © Anssi built in 1796, is also located in the culture house and rocky shores of Kallo are popular historical village of Ahlainen. ! hiking destinations. The Pori Coast Guard and © VISITPORI.FI/AHLAINEN J e r e the pilot station are based on Kallo Island. The m Picturesque rural scenery and y P e AWESOME DOG BEACH r island’s sailing club, Segelföreningen i Björne- k the unhurried life of a northern i n s / NO CHURCH ENTHUSIAST SHOULD borg BSF, is the oldest, continuously operating U A 450-metre stretch of beach between coastal village. A touch of n s p MISS MARVELLING AT THE OVER l a s sports club in Finland. h Mäntyluoto and Karhuluoto is designated the exotic that modern urban 185 YEAR-OLD ELEGANCE OF THE for dogs. Here, your four-legged friends people long for? Yes. 1832 AHLAINEN CHURCH BELL TOWER. are allowed to run free on the beach. 18 PORI TRAVEL GUIDE 2018 THE COAST 19 THE BOTHNIAN SEA NATIONAL PARK © Wei Steen © Wei COMPRISES SOME 160 KILOMETRES OF COASTLINE IN THE REGIONS OF THE ARCHIPELAGO 160km SATAKUNTA AND SOUTHWEST FINLAND. The outer stretches of the archipelago outside Pori are largely unbuilt. Nature in Pori is in a continuous state of change. For GETS UNDER instance the Kokemäenjoki river estuary moves 30 metres to the west every year. Sounds like an adventure! h s a l p s ! #SELKÄMERI n KOKEMAENJOKIOPAS.FI U / YOUR SKIN y The Bothnian Sea National Park extends b r The Kokemäenjoki River Virtual i K n a v from Luvia to Merikarvia in the Pori region, E Guide presents 43 sites along © The ever-changing Pori archipelago the lower stretches of the river, and is mainly located in the outer archipel- in spherical panorama images.
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    TURKU NAANTALI UUSIKAUPUNKI RAUMA PORI WELCOME TO OLD WOODEN TOWNS Walking around old towns is like stepping into a fairy tale: the colourful wooden houses, decorative gates, cobblestone streets and beautiful public buildings create an atmosphere of the long-forgotten past. In old Finnish coastal towns you find many lovely restaurants, cafés, shops and museums. Most of the buildings in these conservation areas date back to the 18th and 19th centuries, and strict regulations ensure that the area will retain their history. You can reach Turku by plane www.air-baltic.com via Riga, via Helsinki www.finnair.com or via Stockholm www.flysas.com and rent a car www.hertz.fi for your tour. If you want admire the beautiful archipelago and you come by your own car, take ferry from Stockholm www.silja.com or www.vikingline.com to Turku or from Kapellskär to Naantali www.finnlines.com. The Old Wooden Towns - tour on a map. OLD WOODEN TOWNS TOUR -TURKU www.visitturku.fi It all began on the Aura river. Do you know how to recognise a European city dating from the Middle Ages? A riverfront, market square, castle and cathedral, just to name a few. Sounds familiar – in fact, it sounds just like Turku. Turku is not only the one city in Finland that meets the above description, it is also a destination filled with events and things to do, not to mention the European Capital of Culture for 2011. You are most welcome to come and enjoy yourself in the cradle of history and culture! Luostarinmäki is a whole museum village dating from the 1700s and 1800s.
  • Citycon Annual Report 2007 Annual Report Citycon Business and Property Portfolio

    Citycon Annual Report 2007 Annual Report Citycon Business and Property Portfolio

    Pohjoisesplanadi 35 AB Tel. +358 9 680 36 70 www.citycon.fi FI-00100 Helsinki, Fax +358 9 680 36 788 [email protected] Finland Annual Report 2007 Contents 2007 Citycon in Brief .....................................................................................................................................1 Citycon as an Investment and Information for Shareholders .............................2 CEO’s Review ...........................................................................................................................................4 Business Environment .....................................................................................................................6 Citycon Annual Report Annual Report Citycon Business and Property Portfolio ...............................................................................................9 Finland ....................................................................................................................................................27 Sweden ...................................................................................................................................................30 Baltic Countries ................................................................................................................................32 Human Resources ...........................................................................................................................34 Profit Performance and Financial Position ..................................................................37