An art event that was first organised in 1991 at Aine Art Museum. Artists from both Finland and Sweden.
One of the most beautiful wooden churches still in use in Finland. The church was designed and completed by Matti Härmä in 1689, making the building over 300 years old.
Classic church designed by Jacob Rijfin and completed in 1797. The church is part of the Struve Geodetic Arc, protected as a .
An Orthodox church completed in 1884 and dedicated to apostles Peter and Paul. Open during the summer.
Few kilometres long cascade of rapids in the Torniojoki river, some 14 km north of the town. The village has maintained its fishermen culture which probably dates back to the 13th century. Local way to catch fish is by dipnetting (Finnish: lippoaminen). The varrassiika, whitefish roasted on a spit by an open fire is a local delicacy. The fishermen village is included to the list of nationally significant built cultural environments.
An excellent teaching and observation area. No entrance fee.
Torniolaakson maakuntamuseo
A visit to the museum gives a good overall impression of the history of the entire Western part of Lapland.