Kouvola, Finland
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What is Kouvola
in southeastern Finland. It is located 134 km northeast of the capital, Helsinki. Kouvola's central location within Finland's borders and as a border post between the European Union and Russian Federation makes it a town full of hustle and bustle. The town originally grew up around the junction of the north-south and east-west rail tracks. It was also a major road transport junction (...)
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About Kouvola elsewhere
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"Near the Lahti railway station is the stationmaster's quarters, which is considered to be a culturally significant building in the Päijät-Häme region around Lahti."
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"There are three railway stations in Anjalankoski Inkeroinen , Kaipiainen and Myllykoski."
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"The Nastola railway station ( Finnish : Nastolan rautatieasema , Swedish language : Nastola järnvägsstation )is located in the municipality of Nastola in the Päijänne Tavastia region, in Finland."
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"The Nastola railway station ( Finnish : Nastolan rautatieasema , Swedish language : Nastola järnvägsstation )is located in the municipality of Nastola in the Päijänne Tavastia region, in Finland."
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"The Lahti railway station ( Finnish : Lahden rautatieasema , Swedish language : Lahtis järnvägstation )is located in the city of Lahti in Finland."
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"The Kouvola railway station ( Finnish : Kouvolan rautatieasema , Swedish language : Kouvola järnvägsstation )is located in the city of Kouvola in Finland."
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"Under the Swedes, Finland enjoyed considerable independence, its political sophistication grew, commerce increased, and the Swedish language and culture were spread."
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About Kouvola
rauta from Finland wrote about Kouvola 5 months, 2 weeks ago
Kouvola is a sleepy and safe small town in the South-East of Finland. If you want to experience the true Finnish townlife - make your way there. Amusement part Tykkimäki is wonderful in the summertime.
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nipsu replied 5 months, 2 weeks ago:
Tykkimäki has quite a nice "machines" :)
About places near Kouvola
annaliisailola from Finland wrote about Jaala one year, 3 months ago
Jaala centrum is a nice country village. From the main street you can see lake Pyhäjärvi, nice scenery. Many villages belong to Jaála and it has several lakes. And that means of course, that there are plenty of summehouses. Our summercottage is at Uimila-village, that' s why the high rate. Verla is of course worth visiting.
annaliisailola from Finland wrote about Kuusankoski one year, 4 months ago
Like the description says, Kuusankoski is an industrial town. Nothing much to see. River Kymi flows through the town and it is the best sight of the town.
annaliisailola from Finland wrote about Tykkimäki Camping and Käyrälampi beach one year, 4 months ago
Tykkimäki is a place for children...
annaliisailola from Finland wrote about Hansa Shopping Center one year, 4 months ago
Hansa shopping center is situated in Kouvola at the centrum of the town. Many shops, all kind and several restaurants. There is a parking hall below the center. Easy to find, nice to do shopping.
tilkkuliini from Finland wrote about National Park of Repovesi one year, 2 months ago
In the National Park of Repovesi you can find a scary suspension bridge. If you are going on a hike, you have to walk on it. But if you are only going to see the bridge as I did, there is no point walking on it :P Well maybe there is, but I was too scared of it.
The bridge is quite high and I was there on a calm day and it still moved back and forth. Any case, really interesting place, but maybe not for those who are scared of hights.
