Discover the best attractions and experiences Archipelago Sea has to offer
Explore enduring fortresses and old towns that tell the Archipelago Sea’s layered history.
A medieval fortress overlooking the Aura River; now a well-preserved museum and cultural site.
Medieval fortress on Sund with towers and a picturesque lakeside setting.
UNESCO-listed historic wooden town known for its colorful houses and atmospheric streets.
Dive into maritime heritage, regional culture and contemporary art across the archipelago.
A museum in Turku blending ancient ruins with modern art and varied exhibitions.
Comprehensive history and culture of Åland, from ancient times to modern island life.
Exhibits exploring Åland’s seafaring heritage and island maritime culture.
Seaside churches and sacred sites that reflect regional traditions and island life.
Finland’s iconic medieval cathedral, perched along the Aura River and steeped in history.
Historic church in Naantali with a charming seaside setting and town history.
Historic church connected to Kastelholm Castle, highlighting Åland’s religious heritage.
Natural beauty and scenic routes showcase the archipelago’s unique landscape.
Protects the Turku Archipelago’s rugged islands and sea with diverse hiking and sailing options.
A scenic route weaving through islands by road, ferry and foot for multi-day exploration.
Forest and lake landscape near Salo offering trails, wildlife and tranquil scenery.
Characterful towns and coastal quarters each offer their own flavor of island life.
Historic city core with riverside walks, markets and buzzing cafes.
Compact, picturesque harbor quarter full of charm and seaside vibes.
Capital district of Åland with waterfront promenades and local shops.
Great value experiences that let you soak in the archipelago’s atmosphere without breaking the bank.
Follow coastal paths and islands’ shorelines for scenic views and fresh air.
Dip into Baltic Sea waters at freely accessible beaches in summer.
Roam through the UNESCO-listed wooden streets and absorb centuries of history.
Sea-to-table flavors and regional pastries define the archipelago’s culinary scene.
Freshly prepared seafood featuring regional flavors in harbors and taverns.
Sweet traditions and seaside bakery specialties worth savoring.
Hearty, shareable portions featuring local catches and herbs.
Cozy bars and lively venues along the coast offer warm hospitality after sunset.
Casual venues along the Aura River with live music in summer.
Lively spots with local brews and island ambiance.
Relaxed bars by the harbor ideal for sunset drinks.
Family-friendly attractions and cultural hotspots across towns.
Whimsical theme park in Naantali inspired by the beloved characters.
Turku museum combining ancient ruins with contemporary art.
Historic indoor market with local vendors, foods and crafts.
Active ways to enjoy the sea and the archipelago’s terrain.
Paddle among islets, coves and sea lanes with various routes.
Bike along coastal roads and ferry links with scenic stops.
Golfing on an island course with sea breezes and lush views.
Venture beyond the obvious to uncover hidden corners and history.
Day trip to a fortified island with rugged scenery and heritage sites.
Ruins of the Crimean War-era fortress in Åland, set against the archipelago backdrop.
Custom itineraries by boat to lesser-known islets and coves.