Black and white wooden church from 1626, a bit reminiscent of the two almost twin church towers in Tallinn.
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Local history museum. Summer café. The three farmhouses were built in the 18th century by three brothers in a style like that of Västerbotten, where the family had fled the war. The farms were closed down in the 1970s.
Fänrik Stål centre
The Battle of Oravais was the bloodiest of the 1808–1809 war. Furirbostället has a museum on the time, with café. Guided tours of the battlefield and re-enactment shows are arranged for groups and at special occasions.
Archipelago off Maxmo, part of the UNESCO World Heritage site Kvarken Archipelago. It has a nature station on Kummelskär, run by volunteers of local associations on behalf of Solrutten and Metsähallitus. The station has an information hut, lodging in the former coast guard station (closed for renovation in 2022), a nature trail (stony, 1.5 km), sauna (self-service, booked on-site) etc. Café in season. The island is not accessible by wheelchair, but the archipelago can be toured by suitable boats. The café is payable by debit/credit cards only, mooring and sauna also by Mobile Pay.