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The area is home to cultural and educational services, including the Forssa Museum, the Kuosikeskus, the Forssa Nature Museum, the city library, a bowling alley, a school of fine arts, the Southwest Häme Music Institute, the Häme University of Applied Sciences, the Kuutamo youth centre, the Wahren Institute, and the Vinkkeli exhibition space.

A Neo-Gothic Lutheran church which was finished in 1917.

A wooden church from 1922.

The old rural cinema is from 1906, thus the oldest functioning movie theatre in Finland. Silent-film festivals are held annually at the turn of August and September (see Events below).

There are 110 different parks in Forssa, with a combined area of 303 hectares. The most central is Ankkalammi next to the market square where swans swim in the summer.

The large spa department offers a therapy pool, a children's pool, jacuzzis, a cold pool, a fitness pool, a wave pool, a family pool and a water slide.