Hamina Favorites

Favorite thing: Here is some of the tourist offices where you can get more info
if your really serious about sticking around there!

Hamina Town Tourist Office
Raatihuoneentori 1, 49400 HAMINA
tel. +358 5 749 5251
fax +358 5 749 5381
email: matkailu@hamina.fi
Open: Mon - Fri 9-16

Secretary for Tourism Tuula Malo
tel. + 358 5 749 5254
email: tuula.malo@hamina.fi

Clerk Taina Tiittanen
tel. +358 5 749 5251
email: taina.tiittanen@hamina.fi

Tourist Information (in summer):

Flag Tower, Market Place
tel. +358 5 749 5252
Kaivokatu 6, 49400 HAMINA
Open: Mon-Fri 9-18, Sat-Sun 10-15

Archipelago Info
Tervasaari Guest Harbour
tel. +358 40-594 4717
Open: Mon-Fri 10-18, Sat-Sun 10-15

If your car gets stolen by the Russian Maffia (joke),there are nicer cars to steal in Russia than Hamina! Or if you loose your passport!
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Raatihuoneentori 4, PO Box 61
49401 Hamina

Feedback: palaute@hamina.poliisi.fi

Tel. (05) 2195 3500
Fax (05) 2195 3300
Mon-Fri 08.00-16.15
Virolahti Service Office
Virojoentie 7, PO Box 4
49901 Virolahti

Tel. (05) 2195 5055
Fax (05) 2195 5857
Mon-Fri 08.30-16.00

Fondest memory: GETTING BACK ON THE BUS AT THE BUS STATION AFTER A 10 MINUTE BREAK Well here is some more useful info.......The Orthodox Church of St Peter and St Paul 1837 A unique Neoclassical roud-domed temple with Byzantine influences, probably designed by the Italian-French architect Louis Visconti (known better as the designer of Napoleon's monument). The seven bells of the Neobyzantine bell tower ring out evensong at 6 p.m. on summer Saturdays.
Vehkalahti church from the 15th century. Originally medialval grey stone church dedicated to St Mary. The oldest building in Kymenlaakso province. The Neoclassical exterior is by C.L. Engel and it dates back to the renovation in the 1820's. Of the many mediaeval paintings, only the Holy Cross on the eastern wall has survived.
Kadettikoulunkatu 2, FIN-49400 HAMINA
tel. +358 5 749 5242