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Vanha Laamanni
(don´t even ask the translation) at one corner of the Porvoo Cathedral square is the place where the Porvoo Diet was held 1809.
Ha-haa, what a coincidence, nowadays the restaurant is acting very far from slimming diet! The café serves excellent cakes (try the blueberry one) and the restaurant offers modern but not so light cooking.
Here are some nice cafés in Porvoo Old Town. For true coffee lovers: Café Vanha Paahtimo is The place to visit.
Another one worth of visiting is Siltatupa.
The tiny but pitoresque Loviisa Harbour area nestles the
Café Saltbodan
Good place to have your Lonkero (AGAIN) here or a light salad lunch.
Updated Sep 12, 2002
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Café Saltbodan is one at the harbour, very cosy and nice terrace to sit in on a nice sunny day.
Written Dec 25, 2007
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There are few cafes to chose from in the harbour, I would say, just pick the one which have the best table in the sun ;-)
Written Dec 25, 2007
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There are few cafes to chose from in the harbour, I would say, just pick the one which have the best table in the sun ;-)
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Välkommen till Lovisa och Borgå!
When leaving Helsinki during the summer for a one day, what could be a better idea than to visit two old typical finnish coastal towns, Loviisa and Porvoo! Both towns are very well known for...
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Loviisa is a small town to the east of Helsinki about one hour drive. It has nice nature and sea around and can be a nice place for an hour break if you visit the region.
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I had a friend from Eastern Finland visiting me last week and we had already decided last year that we'd visit Porvoo together. When she came I suggested that we'd drive back to Lahti via Loviisa and...
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The town was founded in 1745 as a fortified settlement on the Russian-Swedish frontier - Finland at that time being a part of Sweden. The new settlement was named after the queen of Sweden. During the...
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Keep your doors locked and windows up
This is Loviisa. And me. And in the background, the bike that cost far too much money in Savonlinna. The expresson says it all. That and the fact I'd been riding since 9am with only one break.
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