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A wooden church 1823, designed by Juha Köhlström. The church was built without official permission, which was not granted until June 10, 1823. The unofficial inauguration of the church was held on the 6th of the following month, while the official inauguration was in July of the following year. The 8-voice organ, built by Bror Axel Thulé, was commissioned by Lavia Church in 1896, and in 1918 it was renovated to 12 voices.
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Lavian kotiseutumuseo
The museum's exhibition presents life of the local people with the help of household utensils and agricultural tools.
Linja-auto- ja koriteollisuusmuseo
Lavian kappeli
Takamaan puisto
A park with a playground.
Velhonvuoren putous
A small creek-waterfall located in Lavia. The waterfall babbles down the rocky cliff of Velhonvuori Hill. After the fall, the water flows under the road in a drainpipe to the nearby Lake Lavijärvi. The waterfall has an old vulgar name Velhonvittu, based on local folklore. According to some sources, the falls are also known as Velhon uitto. The height of the waterfall is about five metres. Nowadays, Velhonvuori Falls is a well-known nature sight.