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Marskin Salonkivaunu
The carriage is famous because of the meeting between Marshal C. G. E. Mannerheim and Nazi Leader Adolf Hitler, who visited Finland on Mannerheim's birthday on 4 June 1942 – causing quite some awkwardness in Finland. President Risto Ryti, Prime Minister Jukka Rangell and German Marshal Wilhelm Keitel participated in the birthday lunch. The carriage was in the yard of the Kaukopää factories in Imatra during the festive reception.
The farm has domestic animals, old houses and a rural way of life.
Remains of an ancient volcano, raising 93 m above the adjacent lake. The area on its top is a nature reserve. On its rocky western slope there are caves, the biggest of which is called Pirunluola, "devil's cave". A cave tunnel is claimed to lead from there to the cellar of the Laukko mansion (in Vesilahti).
Resort with activities, mostly for groups, including trips in the nature (fat bike, canoe etc.), outdoor escape room, mini golf, climbing routes and a sport lounge. Also a restaurant and lodging: hotel, cabins, apartments, and a caravan site.
Tyrvään Pyhän Olavin Kirkko
The old church in Tyrvää was built in the early 16th century. The end decorations and other features connect it to the church group in Satakunta. On September 21, 1997, a fire completely destroyed the precious interior of the church from the 17th to the 17th century. Reconstruction began quickly after the fire. The church was commissioned in August 2003.
Playing house based on a children's book series.