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The last home of Aleksis Kivi (1834–1872), one of the most famous writers in Finnish history. He's buried in Tuusula cemetery, at the southern end of the lake.
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Museum to the female WWII volunteers in supportive roles, such as in military hospitals, canteens and air raid lookouts.
The home of the painter Pekka Halonen (1865–1933).
Tusby träsk
Ilmatorjuntamuseo
The premises of the Helsinki Air Defence Regiment until 2006 has been turned into a museum with guns and other air-defence equipment from WWI until modern times on display.
A small domestic animal farm with a cafe.
In the south of the municipality, at the border with Vantaa, there's a popular place for watching and hearing airplanes landing on Helsinki-Vantaa International Airport. Leave freeway 45 at the Korso exit, drive westwards to the Lemminkäinen cement factory. Leave your car by the side of the road and walk up the hill. Here the planes fly almost right above your head before they touch down on the runway.