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A cave belonging to the nature reserve, which is said to contain an underground temple depicted The Bock Saga written by the mystic Ior Bock (1942–2010). Archaeological excavations have also been carried out in the area.
The Temple of Lemminkäinen is a cave in the village of Gumbostrand, located in Sipoo, Finland. It is said to contain an underground temple depicted in The Bock Saga, a collection of stories by Ior Bock: according to Bock, the entrance to the temple is located under a rock that Bock calls Kyypelivuori. The name of the cave refers to Lemminkäinen, a figure in Finnish mythology and one of the main characters in the Kalevala. According to Bock, the entrance to the temple was closed in 987, when Christianity arrived in Uusimaa and pagan sites had to be hidden.
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Sibbo å
Cruise the river Sipoonjoki with a small boat or canoe. From the sea, there is a 5-km bay, then 1 km of river for Söderkulla. The centre of Nickby is 10 km farther upstream, not reachable by any real boat.
Recreation island: cliffs, wood and a few small beaches.
Several beaches with views to seascapes of Sibbofjärden. Barbecue sites (mind wildfire warnings!) and outhouse toilets, no other services.
The estate has medieval roots. The current Art-Nouveau main building is from 1908. The mansion acts as a culture centre, owned by the municipality.
Söderkullan kivitaideteos
A stone structure by Pertti Linna created on a forest hill. There are seven tall stone cones and one castle-like structure.
Taasjärven uimaranta