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Gili_S Says: There is this small park with water and mill just in the middle of this town. It is nice for picnic if the weather allow it or at list for a short stroll around.
Gili_S Says: This building called Stenhuset which means stone house. This house was build for the iron factory almost 200 years old.
Gili_S Says: Visit the Onoma Exhibition of designers and artists cooperative of Fiskars where they exhibit lots of interesting and unique design items.
Gili_S Says: Visit the Fiskars Exhibition, it is not the city museum but the iron and steel factory since 1649 that have the same name.
Gili_S Says: This small Fire Station was build about 100 years ago, I don't think it is used for such anymore, at list not to any modern fire department car.
The red-brick Clock Tower Building
Gili_S Says: The red-brick Clock Tower Building is the most famous building in Fiskars, almost 200 years old this building was a school at first and at this time its hosting for some shops and exhibitions.
Gili_S Says: The are few restaurants in this place but I was not that impressed with their menu. However, on a nice sunny day the local terrace is rather nice.
Gili_S Says: Café Antique is the local and traditional book cafe in the centre that serve typical Finnish coffee and some cakes, pastries, sandwiches and salads.
Gili_S Says: This is a reminder of an old train that used to connect Fiskars to the outside world, however, these days there is no train station in town and you will have to use the bus service or drive a car to get here.
Mr.Sand Says: It's easy to get to Fiskars by bus from Karjaa. To Karjaa U can come by train (from Hanko, Helsinki, Turku) or by bus (from same directions). Note that last bus from Fiskars goes pretty early!
Gili_S Says: Visit this nice Sassi Design store, at the same complex as the other stores, all in the centre next to each other.
Gili_S Says: Visit the Onoma Shop, an interesting collection of unique design furniture and other items design by local artists.
Gili_S Says: Visit the Kristiina Lehtonen Galeria just in the centre and maybe you can find something unique to buy and take with you home.
Villa Studio: Felted clothes for all
nomadig Says: Villa Studio sells felted wool clothes for everyone in the family. Their full packed store is located on the yellow brick buildings in Fiskars, and it is nice destination for those that are interested in woolen products -- especially felted ones.Besides clothes, they offer...
Galleria F: Small art experience
nomadig Says: Galleria F is small art gallery run by the artist Kristiina Lehtonen herself. The gallery is conveniently located at the central yellow buildings in Fiskars.I was not very impressed with the artworks, but it was mostly due to my taste for art. For me, the works look a bit...
Osuuskunta Tupapuoti: Various crafts
nomadig Says: Osuuskunta Tupapuoti is a collective shop offering crafts from several different people. Most of the items sold there are decorative, and thus the price is reasonable compared to, for example, knive or full-blown chair (available in some other stores in Fiskars).Personally,...
Nanna Bayer: Extremely thin porcelain
nomadig Says: Nanna Bayer is a distinguished porcelain craftwoman in Finland. She specialises in "neriage" porcelain, a method for making extremely thin, yet durable dishes. All items are lightweight, and a espresso cup weighs far less than the coffee held in the cup. The items look...
nomadig Says: Jalo is a combined jewelry store and goldsmiths working post. The store is conveniently located in the yellow brick buildings next to the belltower in Fiskars village.There is a plethora of different rings and other jewelry items available, and items can be also custom...
nomadig Says: Kopper is a combined design store and exhibition space located on the same building as restaurant Kuparipaja (copperworks). Their selection contains the bleeding edge of Finnish designers and chances are that you don't find their works in downtown Helsinki.There is a wide...
Gili_S Says: Fiskars is a small town about one hour drive from Helsinki. It is not a reason for coming all the way to Finland but if you are already here and on the road between Helsinki and Turku you can stop over here for few hours to check this old town.
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Village itself is really beautiful. A lot of old buildings from 18th and 19th century with full of small galleries, workshops and butiques, nice cafýs and...
Q: Hello to everybody, I'm new here and I like to go to Helsinki and Fiskars, are there trains to helsinki to Fiskars, ( I want to...
A: Closest railway station is Karjaa. Karjaa can be reached by express train and bus, after which a taxi or bus will take you to Fiskars (approx. 15 km)....
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Fiskars, the city of scissors :)
Fiskars is small town in the south of Finland. It has few interesting sites to see and can be a nice place for a stop over while you travelling the region.
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Fiskars is small village in southern part of Finland. But what's special, in Fiskars there is a lot of designers and artists haveing their own exhibitions that people come to see all over the...
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Fiskars is not a place that you'll see in travel guided or where you can noticed while travelling in Finland. It's located in beutiful valley in South Finland and it's not that near big motor ways.......
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Here on the riverside has been a iron/steel factory for more than 400 years. Fiskars scissors are famous all over the world. (And Chinese copies maybe more popular.)
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