Welcome to participate in a city tour in the port-town of Hanko!

After the ferry has arrived in Hanko from Rostock, the Hangon Liikenne bus leaves from the harbour for the city tour. The tour is in English.

Among other things, you will have the chance to see the picturesque villas in the park once a famous water resort with health baths and beaches, the orthodox church and The House of the Four Winds and at the same time get to know a little of our varying history.

The tour takes about 45-60 minutes and ends according to your wish either in the centre of town or in the port.

The bus from the town centre leaves for the port 45 minutes before the ship leaves.

The Southernmost Point of Finland Tour

Welcome to participate in our tour through the southernmost point of Finland.
Tammisaari, the gate to the archipelago - Pinjainen, the ironworks from the medieval period - Fiskars, the 350 years old open-air museum - Tenhola, the stone church from 16th century

On this tour we will drive through the most beautiful and interesting places of the southernmost point of Finland.

The tour begins in Hanko. During the trip to Tammisaari we will inform you of the the history of Hanko and the past of Finland.

In Tammisaari we drive along the yacht-ports of the old town. Here you can have a walk in the picturesque milieu of the old fishing resort or do some shopping in the small shops in the centre.

After this the tour continues to Pinjainen, one of the oldest ironworks in Finland. The lunch awaits us in a garden restaurant at an old renovated farm with herbs, peacocks and a stable.

After a nourishing meal we continue towards Fiskars.

Fiskars is probably the most famous village in Finland. In 1999 it had its 350th anniversary and has through great financial efforts and engagement been fully renovated. Here you find one of the first ironworks in Finland (1649) and from this village the multinational company Fiskars has gotten its name.

Inside the historical buildings you find interersting diplays and workshops where you have the possibility to watch some of the 90 artists in work and buy art from their expos.

The restaurants and cafés are open for a relaxing moment with a cup of coffee or beverages.

On our way back to Hanko we can, if there is time left, make one more stop at the stonechurch of Tenhola, which was built in the 16th century.

After that we drive along smaller roads and get to see the countryside.

Finally, we can enrich you with information about the habits and mentality of the Finns.

Back in Hanko we let you off in the centre of town or at the ferry.