Heinola: An Exceptional Finnish Summer Destination
Heinola, Finland, is a town popular among tourists during summer. It was a remote village until it received city status in 1839. Prior to World War II (WWII), it was a renowned spa town. It became an industrial town post-war.
Best Time to Visit
With a subarctic climate, the perfect time to visit Heinola is during the months of June through September. Peak tourist season is usually during the months of January, June, and July. Tourists are least likely to visit in December. Be sure to book flights and Heinola FI hotels early to avail special discounts.
What to Do & Area Attractions
Heinola Bird Farm is one of the most well-known attractions in town. Founded in 1963, it rehabilitates and treats injured domestic birds. Currently, it has five salon buildings and an exhibit space. It is also home to several parrots. You can watch a show or a performance at the Heinola Summer Theater. Tourists should also visit Radio and TV Museum in Mastola. It is dedicated to preserving radio and TV history, showcasing perspectives of creators and viewers alike. Visitors may listen to and watch various content from the past. It has an immersive living room that displays different media devices throughout the years. The chroma key studio allows visitors to create their newscasts. It also has an auditorium, cafe, and shop. It offers guided tours by appointment as well. You can roam around and learn new things from the Heinola City Museum. Another interesting site to visit in the area is Paijanne National Park. Founded in 1993, it has 50 islands. Most of these are uninhabited while some are inhabited. Hotelli Tallukka offers incomparable Finnish hospitality with its friendly staff. Capitano provides a sauna, fully wuipped kitchen, and rooms with lake views.