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Water jets, SUP boards, canoes and rowing boats for rent.
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An event for fans of old cars and motorcycles; American cars from the 1950s and 1960s are particularly well represented. Hobbyists, collectors and automobile clubs bring out their well-polished treasures from their garages, car-related businesses market their services, there are presentations, competitions and a motorcade. The main event takes place indoors, but there are almost as many beautiful old cars to see in the yard as well. Namely, people who arrive in a vehicle that's at least 30 years old may park it on the fairgrounds free of charge (and they will be part of the "outdoor" exhibition).
Vesiurut means water organs. Every day at 13:00 and 18:00, at the park there is a small 15-minute concert. The fountain starts in unison with music from speakers up in the trees. There are some classical music pieces and some Finnish pop music pieces. You can sit on rocks around the fountain, but be aware - you may get wet. During the fall, there are also lights playing.
Lahden uimahalli
In addition to the regular pool, the hall also has a therapy pool, jacuzzi and steam sauna.
Enjoy a ride to the neighbouring city of Heinola on a 1947 steam locomotive via a 37-km track no longer used by regular passenger trains. The train stops at many old stations along the way. Schedules are published on the website, and tickets can be bought on board.
There you can see the ski jumping hills, ski museum and Lahti stadium. In summer there is an outdoor swimming pool. It's also possible to buy ticket which allows you to use a chairlift and an elevator to get to the top of the ski jump which provides a panoramic view of Lahti.
Kisapuisto
You can play almost anything in the sports park. There are tennis courts, a tennis wall, volleyball court, baseball field and of course a football field. Inside, there are tennis, badminton, and squash courts.