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Gems in Seinäjoki 4 <- Vaasa 34 Y Valtionkatu stie 3 ga X Ä 10 en CULTURE, MUSEUMS INFO R Puskantie Gems in C 59 Kokkola -> Vaasantie 6 Emergency 50 A3 Seinäjoki City Theatre Koskenalantie 18 Z Awarded as the 2015 Theater of On call between 8am–8pm, Accommodation CITY CENTER 28 T Seinäjoki the Year. Versatile repertoire. Also p. +358 (0)6 425 5311 Koulukatu 6 58 39 has a lunch restaurant in gorgeous At nighttime between 8pm–8am, 33 surroundings. SJK SEINÄJOEN PALLOKERHO PAUKANEVA p. +358 (0)6 415 4555 22 70 Maamiehenk. Alvar Aallon katu 22 30 72 12 53 62 What to do Keskuskatu -> 37 Seinäjoki City Orchestra Police HOTELS 5 Juhonkatu 4 18 16 <- Kauhajoki Follow the repertoire at www.skor.fi 71 66 49 31 24 Sammonkatu 64 3 D Provincial museum of Tourist information 1 Scandic Seinäjoki <- Kalevankatu55 1 21 19 South Ostrobothnia South Ostrobothnia Tourist Kauppakatu 10 69 AALTO-CENTRE Porvarink. 56 A versatile and extensive museum Service Ltd. Located in the 13 15 6014 67 POHJA 2 Hotel Fooninki area located in the beautiful park area Travel Center (Matkakeskus) 61 1 Verkatehtaankatu 40 DAP The administrative Kaarretie 4 19 52 Ruukintie of Törnävä. The permanent exhibition premises 50 1 Valtionkatu and cultural center SQUASH & BOWLING CENTER THE DUDESONS ACTIVITY PARK 42 in the stone barn is about the past p. +358 (0)6 420 9090 3 Hotel-Restaurant Alma Kutojankatu of Seinäjoki is F 29 and present of Seinäjoki and the Ruukintie 4 20 Kauppakatu 67-> 48 one the most 32 57 Kulmak. substantial works province. 2 51 Marttilantie 2 4 Hotel Sorsanpesä 63 Jaakkolantie Törnäväntie 23 TRANSPORTATION 65 Kauppa- 2 of architect Alvar Törnäväntie 27 7 tori 6 41 38 54 Torikatu 4 Aalto. The center, 11 47 23 E 5 5 which has an influential The Finnish Emigrant Museum Travel Center (Matkakeskus) Omena Hotel Seinäjoki 26 J Suupohjantie Maakunnankatu 34 73 and timeless design language, A versatile cultural and research Railway station and bus Kalevankatu 2 H Rakuunakatu CITY CENTER 3 center in Peräseinäjoki. Also part Torikatu 7 Koulukatu was mainly completed between station. Valtionkatu 1 6 Original Sokos Hotel Lakeus 6 of the museum is Maailman Raitti Työväenk. R the years 1960–1968 and is ACTIVITIES ALL Torikatu 2 Puskantie T by Lake Kalajärvi. Maailman Raitti Sahalankatu 50 comprised out of six buildings. Seinäjoki public transport 28 S YEAR ROUND 7 6 39 The first to be built was the exhibits the way Finnish immigrants KOMIA Liikenne operates Original Sokos Hotel Vaakuna 58 33 Maamiehenk. 22 70 12 church, Lakeuden Risti (Cross of lived in different parts of the world. between Seinäjoki center and Kauppatori 3 A 30 72 Y 3635 53 5 62 Keskustie 28, Peräseinäjoki and To make l 16 the Plains church). The last to be the city’s residential areas. v 5 18 V Squash & Bowling Center a JOUPPI Pellervonk. Keskuskatu71 -> 66 49 37 24 Länsirannantie 2, Peräseinäjoki r Kirkkokatu 31 3 built was the theater building in Porvarink. 55 64 21 Timetables can be found at CAMPING AREAS A A1 <- Kalevankatu 1 Bowling, glow bowling, billiards, 56 69 Kalevantie 1987. Seinäjoki is where you have you move www.komialiikenne.fi. a 13 15 6014 Ruukintie I F The Civil Guard and the snooker, a gym, squash. ll 61 the chance to go and admire this o A2 68 5019 52 1 Lotta Svärd museum Urheilupuisto 5 n 42 8 Kalajärvi Tourist Center Kytösavunkatu F 67 wonderful architectural whole Taxi 20 29 Designed by Alvar Aalto, the building T Kalajärventie 6 k 32 Kauppa-tori and rare group of buildings – rare There are taxi stands in a 2 57 51 Kulmak. W A3 Kauppakatu65 -> 48 6 of South Ostrobothnia’s White Guard Swimming hall Jouppilantie 54 SUMMER FUN www.kalajarvi.com t A4 7 63 both on Finnish and global scale. front of the Travel Center A5 u 9 47 4 Ala-Kuljun katu 26 73 11 23 district represents the Classical Period – sports facility (Matkakeskus) and in 45 9 Seinäjoki CityCamp A Torikatu and is the only one of Aalto’s early Kirkkokatu 15 A1 Lakeuden Risti K Törnävä. lv Frisbeegolf track Törnäväntie 29 a works that has remained untouched. B 7 r Chruch and congeration center In the beautiful riverside p. +358 (0)100 84999 www.tp-seinajoki.fi A Kauppakatu 17 X Seinäjoki Harness Racing a Vapaudentie surroundings in Törnävä. ll A1 A2 Center o Kirkkokatu Cityhall n G A2 KAPERNAUMI Seinäjoki Art Hall One of the most active harness k A3 L a A3 City theatre Changing exhibitions of contem- River cruises in Seinäjoki racing centers in Finland, the t A4 A5 u 4 Ala-Kuljun katu porary art, permanent collection By the Marttilansilta harbor. annual program of which includes B A4 City library the old part M exhibition by the Seinäjoki artists’ www.kaanaalines.fi three Tote races and a famous W association and an art rental shop. A5 Office building international harness racing Restaurants, hotels and bars Ilmolantie Upankatu 3 M Canoeing in Seinäjoki competition: the Prix dÉtain marked with white circles are The home base of the canoe SEINÄJOKI L Kanteleenkatu Royal. located in the city center. Joupinraja AREENA Kirkkokatu Ammattikoulunk. H South Ostrobothnia tractor club Kyrönjoen Koskihäjyt is KULTAVUORI O APILA LIBRARY Ravitie 9 JOUPPILA 3 17 museum located at Pumppuranta, behind Kuulankatu V The museum has the largest privately the swimming hall. Ilmarisenkatu B Built in 2012, this award- Y The Dudesons Activity Park owned tractor collection in Finland: www.koskihajyt.net Food and drink winning new library is one of A hilarious activity park in true Locations shown on the map Lakeudentie 27 43 over 150 tractors in two halls. Dudesons spirit. You get to let 8 P Upankatu the most spectacular libraries Könnink. www.traktorimuseo.fi, N i Minigolf tracks off some steam with permission. i in Finland. The library has been l o G Keski-Nurmontie 79 Minigolf tracks are located at Restaurant services. s designed by the architecture office e Ylisentie the CityCamp camping area n Yrittäjäntie 8 k JKMM’s architects with Asmo I Gallery Varikko a UPPA in Törnävä and at the Kalajärvi WHERE TO HAVE LUNCH ETHNIC RESTAURANTS PUBS & BARS ar Jaaksi as the Chief Architect. Varikko upkeeps gallery and work- T i Huhtalantie Tourist Center in Peräseinäjoki. Z HopLop Seinäjoki The new library is connected to spaces for the gallery’s own and ABC Seinäjoki 28 Istanbul Kebab Center 49 Ale Pub Wäinö Alaseinäjoenkatu the old renovated library with an Adventure Park for kids. 1 U Pelipuisto visiting artists in a renovated hall O Children’s traffic park Verkatehtaankatu 13 Valtionkatu 2 Kalevankatu 2 46 underground gateway. Rengastie 9 once used as a depot by VR (National Children under 12 years of age Ylisentie Alvar Aallon katu 14 2 Cafeteria Salotta 29 Japanese restaurant Juku 50 Bar 15 Siipipyöränkatu Railways). get to ride a pedal car and learn Ä Pakopeli FindOut www.varikko.fi, Kalevalantie 6 B Kauppakatu 15 Maakunnankatu 3 Koulukatu 22 Koulukatu Jouppilanvuori traffic rules at the Traffic Park. Rytmikorjaamo, Vaasantie 11 3 Fazer Seinäjoki Areena 30 Chinese restaurant Long Feng 51 Culture Club Still Standing RYTMIKORJAAMO The Fiilispuisto game equipment Kirkkokatu 23 Keskuskatu 10 Torikatu 9 lending shop is also located in Kototie PERISCOPE TOUR the area. 31 Chinese restaurant 52 Holy Smoke C The headquarters of 4 Fazer Teatteriravintola Kirkkokatu 18 Alvar Aallon katu 12 Shi Quan Shi Mei Koulukatu 20 creativity renovated out HIKING TRAILS J The largest wooden periscope in Marttilan Talli Kauppakatu 1 53 Irish Pub Danny Boy of an old mail truck depot. 5 Koskenalantie the world was opened to the public 32 Matti Visannin kuja 15 b 8 Rytmikorjaamo acts as the home Seinäjoki is a sports and exercise Puskantie 38 Chinese restaurant for Summer 2016 Housing Fair by BEACHES Shuang Long Q base of Provinssi rock festival city. Gorgeous hiking trails are 6 Pata-Kakkonen 54 Karma during the winter season and Lake Kyrkösjärvi. The observation Torikeskus shopping center, 44 Ruukintie located around the Jouppilanvuori Post office building, Kauppatori 1–3 tour was designed by architect Anssi Kalajärvi Tourist Center Kauppatori 1–3 is one of the most popular rock and Lake Kyrkösjärvi terrains. Both Valtionkatu 1 Lassila, who has been awarded a Good beach with services. 55 Kultainen Kulaus & HUHTALA clubs in Finland. Check out areas also have unobstructed 33 Restaurant Meram Finlandia Prize, and his working group. Kalajärventie 6, Peräseinäjoki 7 Restaurant Idea Alakulaus Rytmikorjaamo’s rich routes. Keskuskatu 15 Kivistöntie Tiedekatu 2 Kalevankatu 10 selection of events at The tour was constructed as student P 34 www.rytmikorjaamo.fi work. Lake Kyrkösjärvi shore Kyrkösjärvi beach 8 RestaurantJoupiska Nepalese restaurant Mangal 56 Mallas Kabacka T Jouppilanvuori has trails Puskantie 1 Vaasantie 11 Also includes unobstructed grounds Jouppilanvuorentie 1 Kalevankatu 14 for playing games. of different lengths and lean- 35 Restaurant Golani tos. A good starting point is the 9 Restaurant Komia 46 Brewery restaurant Koskenalantie Kyrkösvuorentie 20 Keskuskatu 17 parking area located on top of Kampusranta 9 Mallaskosken Panimoravintola 36 Q Jouppilanvuori. 10 Restaurant Varicko Sofram Kebab & Pizzeria Vesitorninkatu 1 Sahalampi beach Keskuskatu 17 KIVISTÖ Well suited for families with children. Rytmikorjaamo, Vaasantie 11 57 Palaveri P Vapaudentie 4 In the terrains of Lake 37 Turkinpippuri Koulukatu 22 Kyrkösjärvi, you can hike in OTHER PLACES FOR DINING Citypiha, Kauppakatu 1 a primeval forest and camp in 58 Pub Härmän Häjy R Tanelinranta beach 38 Valentina Pizza Kebab Burger Valtionkatu 2 Suited for both smaller and bigger attractive lean-tos surrounded by Maakunnankatu 3 beautiful lake views. The terrains 11 Amarillo 47 Pub Wilson kids.
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