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Naantali is a city where history, archipelago, and culture meet. The old wooden town, guest harbor, and maritime landscapes invite you to relax and enjoy yourself. The archipelago, nature trails, and historical sites highlight the city's rich history

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  • Naantali Church

    Naantali’s seascape is crowned by a beautiful white stone church. Built in 1460–1480 as the church of a Catholic Bridgettine convent, it is the only part of the monastery that remains today.
    Naantalin kirkon kellotapuli.

  • Rymättylä Church

    Rymättylä Church was built in the Middle Ages on an isthmus between two sea bays. Kirkkolahti was a sheltered harbour, and what is now Lake Kirkkojärvi was also a sea bay at the time.
    Rymättylä church

  • Merimasku Church

    Merimasku’s first wooden church was built as early as 1648. It was dismantled after the Great Northern War. The current cruciform church, completed in 1726, is the sixth-oldest wooden church in Finland that is still in continuous use.
    Merimaskun kirkko ulkoapäin.

  • Velkua Church

    Built on Palva Island in 1793, this wooden church was constructed by the people of Velkua themselves and is a popular local landmark.
    Velkuan kirkko kuvattuna ulkoa.