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Military canal constructed by the Russians in 1798 as a short-cut to Russian-controlled Savonlinna from Southern Saimaa. The canal is one of a canal system built on the Russian side of the 1743 border.
Sulkavan tori
Centre of the town of Sulkava, with most shops and restaurants within walking distance. Occasionally hosts markets during weekends.
Sulkavan kirkko
19th-century large wooden church, designed by architect Charles Bassi, fitting over 1,000 people.
Lohikosken kirkko
Idyllic little church in the beautiful Lokilahti Village. The church serves the villages of Southeastern part of Sulkava, Eastern Puumala and Southern Savonlinna. Designed by architect Ilmari Virkkala and built in 1934.