Municipality in Southwest Finland, Finland
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Sauvo is a rural municipality in Finland Proper, by the Archipelago Sea.
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Sauvo Church
Medieval grey stone church, inaugurated 1472. Celebrating 550 years in 2022.
Built 1908–1910 in National Romantic style. The former wooden church is now part of the Seurasaari open-air museum in Helsinki.
Beach. Barbecue sites.
Small swimming site.
Cafë, restaurant.
Pub.
Pub. Billiards. Karaoke.
Farm. Horse riding. Vegetables for sale. Lodging: separate house with four bedrooms, shared facilities.
Summer café, summer shop, catering and lodging (three rooms, shared facilities including sauna). By the shore, for swimming, use the public Rantola swimming site 300 m away across the road.
Camping site. Shallow and child-friendly beach. Beach and sauna available also for non-guests.
Groceries, Matkahuolto agent. Also Alko delivery point and café-restaurant.
Pharmacy.
Summer kiosk, mostly local produce. Berries, smoked fish, vegetables, juice, honey, coffee. Trailers for hire.
Organic farm with summer café. Produce for sale.
The only bicycle service and shop specialized in Rohloff bicycles and gears in the region. Also mobile power supply (powered by hub dynamo) and hand made wheels for bike travellers.
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