Vesanto Travel Guide

 Vesanto Says:  There are two marked paths in Vesanto worth checking. The one starts in the village centre and, in principal, goes round the Vesanto Lake. It is called Sisä-Savon retkeilyreitti. However, I recommend you to walk to a resting place in Asinjoki or Hämeenjärvi, and after having... 

 Vesanto Says:  Ravintola Sonkari is both a restaurant, a pub, a bar, and a dance restaurant - depending on the day and evening. The reasonable lunches during the week are ok, but the Sunday afternoon buffet can be recommended. For 7 euros (in 2006) you get plenty (as much as you can eat!),... 

 Vesanto Says:  As Vesanto has about 2600 inhabitants the night life concentrates in the village centre on Friday and Saturday nights. More or less everybody is known and knows each other. The young people keep driving around the village centre or sitting and having fun (?) behind the Shell... 

 Vesanto Says:  The bus connections to, from, and in Vesanto are rather poor during the school holidays. E.g. the nearest railway station is some 50 km away in Suonenjoki but there is no bus connection. The bus connection to and from Kuopio works but seldom. Check www.matka.fi to find the... 

 Vesanto Says:  This little shop in the centre of Vesanto village sells berries and potatoes, tomatoes and onions, breads and buns, jams and juices, flours and canned meat, fish and kalakukko - most of them really fresh and locally produced. The shop sells local handicrafts and acts as a...