The end of the line (literally), on the island's southern tip, this modern complex sprawls over several buildings, offering affordable accommodation and a spot of pampering. Facilities and services include a 25m pool, various saunas, massages and a restaurant.
Hotel Kasnäs
Turku & Finland's South Coast
Lonely Planet's must-see attractions
14.08 MILES
Towering 52m above the waves 25km offshore from Hanko, the Nordic countries' tallest lighthouse was built in 1906 to protect ships from the perilous…
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8.19 MILES
Örö was long a military island, first containing a defensive fortress built under Russian rule and later serving as training grounds for the Finnish…
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19.17 MILES
This narrow strait between Tullisaari and Kobben is a protected natural harbour where ships from countries around the Baltic Sea once waited out storms…
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29.15 MILES
Original trenches, bunkers and artillery guns remain at the site of some of the worst Winter War fighting, 19km northeast of Hanko. Also here is a…
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Rosala isn't just a museum but a Viking village, complete with homestead, chapel and moored Viking ship. An introductory video provides an informative…
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Zip up the lift to the top of the 50m-high water tower on Vartiovuori Hill for sweeping views across town and out to sea.
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21.89 MILES
On Little Pine Island, 1.5km east of the town centre, is the House of the Four Winds, where locals snuck swigs of ‘hard tea’ during the Finnish…
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The beautiful manor house Söderlångvik belonged to local newspaper magnate and art collector Amos Anderson. There are paintings, furniture and special…
Nearby Turku & Finland's South Coast attractions
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About 8km south of Kasnäs, the island of Hitis (Hiittinen) harbours a charming wooden church. The free ferry MS Aura runs up to eight times daily from…
4.83 MILES
Rosala isn't just a museum but a Viking village, complete with homestead, chapel and moored Viking ship. An introductory video provides an informative…
7.75 MILES
The beautiful manor house Söderlångvik belonged to local newspaper magnate and art collector Amos Anderson. There are paintings, furniture and special…
8.19 MILES
Örö was long a military island, first containing a defensive fortress built under Russian rule and later serving as training grounds for the Finnish…
10.68 MILES
Dating from 1755, this yellow wooden church with marine-blue interior is a charmer. The church's oldest artefact is the crucifix, which dates from 1689.
14.08 MILES
Towering 52m above the waves 25km offshore from Hanko, the Nordic countries' tallest lighthouse was built in 1906 to protect ships from the perilous…
19.17 MILES
This narrow strait between Tullisaari and Kobben is a protected natural harbour where ships from countries around the Baltic Sea once waited out storms…
19.67 MILES
Near Kimito village, Sagalund is an open-air museum with more than 20 old buildings, including a traditional sauna and a blacksmith. English-speaking…