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Childhood home of Elias Lönnrot, author of the Finnish national epic Kalevala.
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A neoclassical greystone church.
A herb-rich forest area on a peninsula in Lohjanjärvi. There are trails of ½ km to 6 km through the strict nature reserve. Swimming possible. The largest limestone cave in Finland, Torhola, 30 metres deep, is on the peninsula before the nature reserve. Avoid entering it in late autumn and winter though, not to disturb overwintering bats. The daily Lohja–Sammatti bus has a stop 8 km from the area. The area is easily reachable by bike (18 km from Lohja) or by boat.
Karelian-styled museum.
A greystone church from 1860.
Rowing boats for rent.
A neo-gothic wooden church.