Church of Kangaslampi

Finland's first canal with guard locks, opened in 1840. Nowadays the boats use a wider canal, opened 30 years later, but the original one is still open as a museum.

The main sight is the altar fresco – the largest in Northern Europe.

The water tower is unique in that the tower is also inhabited. It has a lookout post and café on the roof.

As the name reveals, it's a museum presenting mechanical music instruments, gramophones, jukeboxes and such.

One of the finest golf courses in Eastern Finland.

Joroinen Church in a cross-shaped wooden church built in 1793. The altarpiece in by famous Finnish painter Pekka Halonen.