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Municipality in Satakunta, Finland
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Eura and its surroundings is a rural area in southern Satakunta, made up of three adjacent municipalities around the lake Pyhäjärvi: Eura, Köyliö and Säkylä. This article also discusses Hinnerjoki, Honkilahti and Kiukainen, which have been merged to Eura.
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A stone and brick church from 1898, designed by Josef Stenbäck. It is known to be the third church in the history of Eura; the first church existed when the parish of Eura was founded in 1445, and the second church functioned between 1728 and 1897. The capacity of the current church is about 800.
A wooden church from 1755, designed by Ilmari Launis.
A wooden church from 1759, designed by Thomas Ravonius.
A wooden church from 1761, designed by Job Höckert.
Decorated wooden church finished in 1749, with current look from 1890. It's on Kirkkosaari, an island in Lake Köyliö. There seems to have been an older church on the site, and it is speculated that it had heritage from pre-Swedish times: it was known as "Lallin kellari", which may be from Celtic kel-air. The first bishop of Finland (according to legend), Saint Henry, was murdered by Lalli on the lake after a forced visit. The route from Kirkkosaari to Nousiainen, where Saint Henry was buried, became a popular (now revived) pilgrimage.
The 20th-century granite church originally served as a chapel, but was later consecrated as a church. Next to the church is the Panelia's dairy, which was built in 1908, and today serves as a party space for various occasions.
A wooden church from 1776, constructed by Antti Piimänen and his son Mikael. It replaced the previous church that was destroyed by fire in 1773.
literally the "Laughing Dragon"
An information centre, whose changing exhibitions fascinatingly present the prehistory of Eura and especially the Viking Age (800–1050 AD).
Panelian rivimylly ja kotiseutumuseo
This is the only 4-row mill in Europe, of which the first official records were recorded already in the 17th century. In connection with this, there is a museum that presents the local history of the village.
Have you ever played the video game My Summer Car? If the answer is "yes", you might want to see this building, which served as the inspiration for the Teimon Kauppa store in the game. But don't be disappointed: although the building still exists, the store is no longer operational.
Italian restaurant.
A bar and café.
A bar.
A bar.
Hotel and restaurant in the manor of the Kauttua ironworks village. Common kitchen and living room for those accommodated in Villa Aalto. Breakfast included. Lunch/brunch M–Sa/Su 10:00–14:00, à la carte Sa 17:00–21:00; book in advance.
A supermarket owned by Kesko.
A supermarket owned by S Group.
A grocery store owned by Kesko.
A grocery store owned by S Group.
By bus
Eura has bus connections from Rauma, Pori, Turku and Tampere as well as Säkylä.
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