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You must see Torggatan because thats the town center and the street with the shops Leave a Comment Address: TorggatanDirections: in the center
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 Museum ship Pommern by Jarra
Pommern is unique in that she is still in orginal condition and is shown as the chargoship she once was. All other existing ships in her class having been rebuilt at some time.
As new, Pommern was a very modern ship with brass and fallwinches and a boiler for steam power to assist in loading and unloading. Pommern was a cargo ship and during her German years she sailed between Europe and South America. From Europe she sailed with general cargo and returned with saltpeter (guano).
An average voyage from Chile took 85 days, which meant an average speed of 5,5, knots.
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 The Castle of Kastelholm by Jarra
May: Mo–Fr 10 am – 4 pm (come before 3.30 pm)
June, August: Every day 10 am – 4 pm (come before 3.30 pm)
July:Every day 10 am – 7 pm (come before 6.30 pm)
September (1-15.09): Mo–Fr 10 am – 4 pm (come before 3.30 pm)
Admission fees:
Children 7-15 years, students, seniors: 3,50 €
Adults: 5 €
Family ticket: 14 €
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 The museum of Bomarsund by Jarra |
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 Torggaten by MikeAtSeaLeave a Comment Address: TorggatenDirections: In the heart of Mariehamn
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A beautifully preserved four-masted barque, this ship was built in Glasgow in 1903 for the transport of goods between England and Australia, and stands today as a testament to Finnish nautical skills. Leave a Comment Directions: Close to the Ferry Port of Mariehamn
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The castle of Kastelholm is the last surviving fortification in Åland. Dating back to the 14th century, the castle was greatly augmented in subsequent centuries. After being deposed, King Eric XIV of Sweden was held in darkness there in 1571. The castle was abandoned in the late 17th century. The 20th century reconditioning was done beautifully with the aim of illustrating the castle’s different stages of construction and various uses, and one building now houses an exhibition on the castle’s history. Leave a Comment Phone: +(358) 018 432 150Directions: Sund, 10km from Mariehamn
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The fortress of Bomarsund is an exciting destination for an excursion. It was built in 1832 by the Russian army and the work continued until the fortress was overthrown during the Crimean War in 1854 when it was surrounded by 12,000 French soldiers and some 40 British war ships. Even though the battle ruined the fortress, it is still one of the Åland Island’s most interesting sights. As a consequence of the Crimean War, the Åland Islands were demilitarised and still remain so. Leave a Comment Directions: Sund, 20km from Mariehamn
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