Things to do in Rauma

Old Rauma

Old Rauma is located north of Turku, was founded in 1442, and is the third oldest town in Finland. It is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site and is the largest unified wooden town in the Nordic countries, with 600 buildings and a population of approx. 700 people. Walking in Old Rauma is like stepping into a fairy tale: the colorful wooden houses and cobblestone streets create an atmosphere forgotten by reality. The winding alleys and paths date back to the Middle Ages, one of which, Kitukränn, is considered the narrowest street in Finland. The center of Rauma is the Market Square, with many shops, cafes, and restaurants.

Poroholman lomakeskus

Kivikylä Arena

Visitor Centre of Olkiluoto Nuclear Power Plant

Kiikartorni

Rauma Maritime Museum

Church of the Holy Cross

Puusaun

Kauttua Ironworks

Rauma's Swimming Hall