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Turku is the oldest town of Finland. The earliest records of the city date back to the 13th century. Turku is also the home of the first university in Finland, the Royal Academy of Turku. It was the only university that was founded when Finland was still a part of Sweden.
Visitturku.fi. Räätälöi oma matkasi Turussa. Turku tarjoaa matkailijalle monenmoista tehtävää, nähtävää ja koettavaa niin kaupungin kaduilla, lähiseudulla ja luonnon syleilyssäkin. Räätälöi oma matkasi Turussa – ja katso kaupunkia kauemmas. Räätälöi oma matkasi! Osta täältä! Herkuttelumatkalle ruokakaupunki Turkuun. Lue lisää.
Visit Turku has the best travel tips on restaurants, hotels, museums, and more in Turku. Explore local favourites, hidden gems, and unforgettable sights like the Finnish Archipelago. And, as you plan your journey, learn how you can travel sustainably and help Turku to be carbon neutral by 2029.
As the oldest city in Finland as well as the gateway to the Finnish Archipelago, Turku has plenty to keep you occupied, both on land and at sea. Whether you’re looking for family-friendly activities, inspiring exhibitions, or natural wonders that will take your breath away, Turku has something for you.
Turku. Turku (Swedish: Åbo) is Finland's second city – or first, by some accounts, as it was the capital until 1812. The majestic Turun Linna (Turku Castle) and ancient Turun Tuomiokirkko (Turku Cathedral) – both dating from the 13th century – are testament to the city's long and storied past.
Turku wants to be one of the world’s leading cities in terms of climate and nature. Our goal is to become a carbon-neutral city by 2029. One international dimension in Turku's climate work is the EU Mission ‘100 Climate-neutral and Smart Cities’, for which Turku was selected in 2022.
Welcome to Turku – Quick Guide for Visitors. Read more. Nine fascinating facts about Turku’s maritime history. Read more. Four seasons in Turku. Read more. Travelling to & around Turku. Turku is tucked away in the southwestern corner of Finland, just a two-hour road trip from Helsinki. But driving is not the only way to get here.
