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SandiMandi Says: The church in Kuusankoski was built in 1929 and has been renovated in 1988. The church is situated in the middle of the town and from the tower you can see the town in every direction.There's place for 1269 people inside the church. The great acoustics offer a good base for...
SandiMandi Says: The new library in Kuusankoski was built in 2002. It's seems huge inside with dozens of book shelves, the area being 1891 m2. The library is located by the river Kymi, right next to Kuusankoski House (see my other Things to Do tip).
SandiMandi Says: Kuusankoski-talo (Kuusankoski House) is the cultural center of Kuusankoski. Everything that happens in Kuusankoski, happens here. Built in 1985 Kuusankoski House is situated by the river Kymi. There are theatre, concert hall, cafe, art gallery and meeting rooms for all kind...
2 Reviews and 0 Opinions The opening of Hotel Sommelo – as far as I know around 1982 – must have made a huge impact in the...
Voikkaan Klubi: Old-fashioned style
SandiMandi Says: This restaurant serves lunch on weekdays at 11-14. There is a buffet table with various salads and two main courses to choose from. The lunch also includes tea/coffee and a dessert. The lunch varies daily. The interior is very glamorous and stylish with beautiful,...
Kotipizza ("Homepizza" in English): Kotipizza
empbu Says: Kotipizza is a big Finnish chain of pizzerias. They make pizzas, pan pizzas, sallads and calzones ("kotzones" in their list) which are all quite nice. I have also been very pleased in their customer service.
Eksan Krouvi ("Eksa's Tavern"): Eksan Krouvi
empbu Says: Eksa's is a very popular restaurant and they also offer catering service. Unfortunately I haven't been there myself since I was VERY young so I can't tell you much about the place. :(
Restaurant Toros: Pizza & kebab :)
empbu Says: Hmm... usually I get Iskender Kebab (kebab meat, bread pieces, yoghurt sauce, tomato sauce, sallad...) or some kind of a calzone ("baked-in" pizza) when I'm there. All of the steaks are also very nice.
empbu Says: Everything I've tried has been excellent. :) Usually I go there when I have some extra money, and I can't resist their delicious steaks!
empbu Says: Unless you are not travelling by a car, then probably the easiest way to get to Kuusankoski is to take a train to Kouvola and then take a bus to Kuusankoski (departing right in front of the station twice in an hour), I think the bus fare is around 2 euros.
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Kuusankoski, the city of paper mills :-)) LOL - This is a picture of my home town Kuusankoski (borrowed from the website of the city). Not a particularly good picture, but you'll get some idea... It is a quite small city, with about 22 000 people...
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Kuusankoski is a small town in the South-East of Finland. There's approx. 20 000 people living here. It's a town most famous by its paper mill and the river Kymi, which runs through the town. The...
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I'm often in Kuusankoski for work reasons and, while there, try to see as much as the town and surroundings as possible. The main photo (June 2008) shows Kuusankoskitalo, the Kuusankoski Hall, with......
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The hometown of my beautiful friend Emilia!
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