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At 326 m, it is the tallest structure in the capital region and the third tallest in Finland (two other masts are 327 m high). It isn't the Eiffel tower – you can't climb it or even get next to it (the immediate surroundings are closed off with a fence) but it's there; there is a walking trail next to the place.
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Outdoor recreational area in the south part of Lake Bodom. From Oittaa Beach, outdoor gym, 3x different Disc Golf Courts and Angry Birds park for children popular during summer to first cross-country skiing trails available usually from November till April. The area offers also Restaurant Oittaa, public sauna and sport equipment rental (xc-skies, mountain bikes, kayaks, etc.) in HiihtoCenter Oittaa.
Espoon keskuspuisto
Like New York and Helsinki, Espoo also has its own central park. The park consists mostly of dense spruce forest, with some steep hills. Has maintained walking and cycling paths and trails, although they might be inaccessible to wheeled vehicles (prams, wheelchairs) with snowfall.
The cathedral near Espoon Keskus is over 500 years old and built out of granite stone.
Big pool, therapy pool, learner's pool, jacuzzi, hybrid saunas (infrared and aroma).