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Forests, eskers and rocks surrounding Finland's deepest bog. The large mire area is important for many birds.
Torronsuo National Park is a national park in the Kanta-Häme region of Finland. Even before its declaration as a national park in 1990, the near-natural state swamp area was a protected area. Its area is 25.5 square kilometres (9.85 sq mi).
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Viihdeuimala Vesihelmi
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.
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).
Kehräämöalue
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.
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.
Saaren kansanpuisto