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A pretty medieval castle (from 14th century). It was built near the sea shore, but due the post-glacial rise of land, it eventually lost its access to the sea and therefore also its strategic importance. Guided tours more or less weekly and on advance request (ask for English on booking, or the guide on public tours). Café Slottsknektens stuga (The Castle Guard's Lodge) near the ruin was open already in 1893 to serve tourists. Apart from offering refreshments (in season, hours somewhat shorter than the castle's), it sells tickets to the castle and provides local information. A beautiful forest path, Kärleksstigen (Lovers’ Walk), leads from the castle ruins to the folk museum "Snappertuna Forngård".
The Raseborg Castle, is a medieval castle in Raseborg, Finland. The castle was active from 1370s to 1553. Today the ruins are open to the public in the summer and the castle is host to the yearly Raseborg Summer Theatre.
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Cultural and environmental path (about 2.3 km) along the Läppträsket lake. Several ancient remains and nature attractions.
Visitor centre for Ekenäs Archipelago National Park. Information on the Baltic Sea and western Uusimaa archipelago. Also activities for children.
Kayak rentals, courses, guided tours in archipelago.
Raseborg Festival
Series of events including Raseborg's summer theatre, Midsummer festival, Medieval fair and tournaments in July, etc.
The Faces Festival features its usual unusual mix of all kinds of music and food, a celebration of ethnic world music from home and abroad. Also for families, which are offered camping with a swimming beach. Indoor and outdoor venues.
The museum shows life at the Fiskars Ironworks from the 17th century to present days.