Rumar hill

Restaurant. Exhibitions and workshops. In the summer children are invited to make marine biological research, studying what they find in the water under the microscope, and are guided on the 18th-century wartime and civil life in Korpo (check the language issues: can trilingual instruction be provided?).

The medieval church built in the early 15th century has interesting architectonic details telling about not so peaceful history. Truly medieval looking murals and a number of medieval wooden statues. The apsidal balcony is the only one left in the Nordic countries.

Historical collections from the surrounding archipelago from handicrafts to fishing gear.

A small museum with an exhibition concentrated on bootlegging! Also some fishing and bird-hunting equipments and boat engines.

A wooden church built 1932–1934.

A small and beautiful archipelago island 24 km south from Korpo main village having just 11 year-round residents. The current chapel next to the harbour is the fourth one on the island and built in 1950 after the previous one got destroyed by an autumn storm. Summer café. Nature trail. Accessible by the ferry M/S Baldur from Pärnäs. During the season a day trip is possible in Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays (no coach connection from Pärnäs at Wednesdays).