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A museum displaying traditional Finnish rural lifestyle and associated items. A highlight would be the collection of more than 40 different wooden shovels. The location link is correct, OpenStreetmap is just missing a road here.
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Go-kart racing track with length of 730 metres in the middle of a forest.
A memorial at a site of a mass grave where more than 400 were buried following executions in the 1918 civil war. Finding it can be a bit hard, just walk through the residential area to the small forest patch until you see it.
If you like disc golf, this is one of the two free courses available in Akaa. It is a nine-hole course in a slightly hilly forest. Bring your own discs, though – there is no shop for equipment anywhere nearby.
A large (by Finnish standards) neo-Gothic wooden church built in 1817. The tower was modified in the late 19th century. Altarpiece from 1881, ceiling paintings from 1935.
A collection of Finnish state railways' rolling stock, including two operable steam locomotives and several operable diesel locomotives. Check the website for special events such as running days.
Laaksola culture house has varying art exhibitions. Opening hours depend on the exhibition so it is easiest to just walk there and see if it is open.