Raahe - Finland
Raahe - one of Finland's best preserved wooden towns
Raahe is located on the coast of the Gulf of Bothnia in Northern Ostrobothnia, Finland. Raahe is known for its well-preserved old wooden town, which is one of Finland's best-preserved wooden towns. The cityscape is characterized by low-rise wooden buildings, and the area around Pekkatori, the city's central square, is of particular historical interest. Raahe also has a rich industrial history, especially in the metal industry, and is home to Rautaruukki, one of Finland's largest steel manufacturers. The Raahe archipelago is a popular excursion destination and was chosen as the excursion destination of the year in 2016. For those who want to visit Raahe, the city is easily accessible via national road 8 and is about an hour's drive from Oulu. The nearest airport is Oulu Airport.
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