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Lovely place in warm weather
jarmko Says: Let's face it : Lappeenranta is a summer town. There're a lot of things to do during summer time. If you like cruises take one on lake Saimaa. You can cruise from Lappeenranta to several Finnish towns. In case you're interested in traveling to Russia, you can take a cruise...
finlandia Says: Lappeenranta is an old spa, cavalry and tar town which was founded by Queen Christina of Sweden in 1649. The history is still living in the old fortress. You find museums, the oldest Orthodox church in Finland, craftmen's shops and beautiful cafeterias there.The Cavalry...
Sandcastle - the biggest sand sculpture in Finland
finlandia Says: The biggest sandcastle in Scandinavia has been built only of three million kilos of concrete filler sand (that means 180 truckloads), no supporting structures have been used. The sand comes from Rudus sandpit in Rutola, Lappeenranta. The moisturized sand has beeb packed up...
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Ristorante Tiglio: Ristorante Tiglio
Gili_S Says: This is an Italian restaurant with varies menu where you can have many different choices. Service was very nice and kind, prices are reasonable and addition to that I could even had a good dark Czech lager to drink.
Cafe Majurska: Cafe from Chekov's novels
Dr.Styranki Says: If you want to go back to 19th century atmoshphere and unique setting, this is the place to pay a visit. Just taste any of the sweet pies with vanilla dressing.
Coffeeshop Dark M: A coffeeshop, where everything is in sale!
Mitjo Says: Dark M is a very unique coffeeshop in the center of Lappeenranta. When you step in, your first thought might be that this a place only for the listeners of heavy metal, but if you stay for for a while, you can see that Dark M is a place for everybody. It is place where you...
teijas Says: NightClub Diva, LappeenrantaAddress: Snellmaninkatu 10Fours restaurants under one roof:Diva, open on wednesdays, fridays & saturdays at 22-04Diva Lounge, open everyday from 16 ->OldschoolVirtanen, open on wednesdays, fridays & saturdays at 22-04Tickets: 5 e (FREE until...
Birra, Doris, Cannonballs: Superb Finno Ugric Nightlife
mikkis Says: This tiny village hosts some of the wildest nightlife in the country! While suckers are left on the road to freeze, u should find the local hotspots at Birra or Cannonballs. Itäs packed with fun loving Finns and occasional fast paced ladies, but noes not serve as a...
Lappeenranta as a cheap transit point to Russia
Falconson Says: Hello Everybody!Now i would like to discuss Lappeenranta, e, specially its airport as a transit point to get St petersburg from Europe.As for me i guessed how can i get Russia very cheap as the monopoly of airports and airlines cant allow to get this country cheaper than...
Gili_S Says: As I live in Finland, obvious for me was just to drive there, from Helsinki the motorway is only till about Porvoo and from there it is normal roads. It was winter and snowing but the roads are OK and I made it in few hours drive. There are many stopover stations on the way,...
Knutt Says: Of course there are also 'modern' shops in Lappeenranta and quite a big shopping center but I liked those tiny shops in the traditional wooden houses much more.
Gili_S Says: I cannot think of unique item that you can get in Lappeenranta, but if you just need to do some shopping, beside the city centre stores there is this small mall also there in the city.
yumyum Says: The Finns are very clear about where your doggie is allowed to go and where not. Like this "doggie parking" in front of a restaurant at the lakeside.
Gili_S Says: Well, those are Karelian pies, (karjalanpiirakka) they are common all over Finland but here in south Karjala they are the best, I never had such as good ones as I had in my hotel breakfast
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This can refer to any place, not particular here, but this picture was taken here, so when hanging around in the winter, be careful, as the sun shines the snow might fall off the roof.
Updated Feb 1, 2004
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Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: If you visit in the winter, remember to take your best jacket, woollen hat & socks, gloves & scarf and your best winter shoes.
If you visit during the summer, forget about all the above list, just remember swimsuit
Written Jan 31, 2004
lehmus Says: Ok... I spent something over two months of grueling work at the strawberry farm... It almost killed me but otherwise I had a great time. I have some not so happy memories connected with that place and the following year, but smeg it. Let's remember the good, forget the bad!
Gili_S Says: Walking around in the city and particular in the fortress area there are many old wooden houses, which are interesting to see. Some houses turn to museum but in some, families are still living in
Gili_S Says: Lappeenranta is just about average Finnish town, but it has its few unique things to see and to feel here. The fortress and the Saimaa Lake are just great. Also, as its near the Russian border has the influence on the culture and economy here.Most important, people in this...
Me? Believing everything? No way!
sabsi Says: We were sitting on the hill where the fortress is admiring the little islands. I pointed to one of them, not far from where we were, and said "I'd love to go there". Timi said "We can't, that's Russia". And stupid me believed him.... Anyway, I can assure ya it's not THAT...
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Lappeenranta is the central city on the east side of Finland by the Russian border. It is also a regional business center, a popular university town and excellent place for lake and nature activities....
"No we can't go there, it's Russia!"
My ex-boyfriend used to go to university in Lappeenranta so we came here for a few days during our summer holidays. However, somehow I got the impression that we didn't leave his apprtment much...
Lappeenranta - a nice city in southern Finland
Lappeenranta (founded 1649) is the administrative, business and cultural centre of the South Karelia region. The eleventh-largest Finnish city by number of inhabitants (58 000), Lappeenranta is a city...
Lappeenranta, long time no see...
Lappeenranta is a typical modern small Finnish city. Embedded in nature, clean and pure... I visited this city a couple of times during my summer stay at strawberry farm in vicinity of Lappeenranta......
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