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laurap from Finland wrote about Jyväskylä

a quiet university town in Central Finland. Many buildings designed by Alvar Aalto, a famous Finnish architect.

velverr from Finland wrote about Jyväskylä

one gotta love the Athens of Finland...

ninah from Finland wrote about Viherlandia

"The Biggest Garden Center in Finland" Plants, flowers and trees... anything you might want to have in your garden. They also have IITTALA outlet there.

psalmi from Finland wrote about Hotelli Yöpuu

Hotelli Yöpuu is the hotel in Jyväskylä. It has 12 unique rooms in different themes like British room, Safari room or Bridal suite. Service was unbelievably friendly, including room service and reception. Restaurant we didn't have time to check out as we were too busy in enjoying sauna premises (with jacuzzi, of course).

suviko from Finland wrote about Savutuvan apaja

An open air museum with historical buildings. Great spot especially for families. The restaurant serves traditional Finnish delicacies. You can reach the place by car or bus from Jyväskylä (12 kilometers), but in the summer time a cruise ship on lake Päijänne will also take you there.

kirsi from Finland wrote about Savutuvan apaja

A charming place at the lake with several very old wooden houses and saunas. Perfect party venue with catering services upon reservation. Unique atmosphere with stone and wood walls, candlelit dining hall, fireplaces and rustic decoration.

kirsi from Finland wrote about University of Jyväskylä

The campus area is beautiful, buildings mostly of red brick with a lot of surrounding nature. You may also find some old wooden houses, including the oldest preserved house of Jyväskylä.

suviko from Finland wrote about Banthai

Banthai serves Thai cuisine with really great price value. In my opinion it's the best ethnic restaurant in town. Check the pictures - food is nicely displayed, too.

velverr from Finland wrote about Jyväskylä

Visit a hockey game in Jyväskylä. Currently the best Finnish hockey is played in Jyväskylä, the local team JYP is the reigning Finnish league champion.

erkka from Finland wrote about Vesilinna -tower

The best view in town and the environment (Harju) is also worth the walk. The Vesilinna restaurant is quite good, but a bit pricey if you're a student.

arttu76 from Finland wrote about Toivakka

Most of the roads are in abysmal condition around this area, so watch out if you're not driving a Jeep!

erkka from Finland wrote about Soppabaari (the Soup Bar)

A must restaurant to visit! Excellent soups at reasonable prices and the place is very likeable :)