Jyvaskyla Region – the Lakeland Gem of Finland where nature and culture unite


Discover the Jyvaskyla Region, a true treasure of Finland, where thousands of lakes, breathtaking national parks, unique architecture, and vibrant events come together to create the perfect destination year-round.     

Lakes and Outdoor Adventures
Jyvaskyla Region is located in one of Europe’s largest lake districts, boasting over 3,700 shimmering lakes, including Finland’s longest lake, Lake Paijanne. Enjoy cruises, kayaking, swimming, and mesmerizing landscapes. Explore the region’s three national parks – Leivonmaki, Southern Konnevesi, and Pyha-Hakki – ideal for reconnecting with nature. 
The Legacy of Alvar Aalto
Jyvaskyla Region is home to the largest collection of Alvar Aalto’s works in the world, with 29 architectural masterpieces. Don’t miss the Alvar Aalto Museum, the Experimental House in Muuratsalo, and the Town Hall in Saynatsalo – a must-see for lovers of modernist architecture. 
UNESCO World Heritage Sites
The region boasts two UNESCO World Heritage Sites: the atmospheric Petajavesi Old Church and the Oravivuori triangulation tower on the Struve Geodetic Arc. Experience the history and enjoy stunning panoramic views. 
Saunas – Finland’s Beloved Tradition
Known as the "Sauna Region of the World", Jyvaskyla Region offers unique sauna experiences, including the world’s largest smoke sauna, floating saunas, and the Sauna Village. Celebrate the Finnish sauna tradition during the annual Sauna Region Week in July.
Events for Everyone
With over 5,000 events annually, Jyvaskyla Region has something for everyone. From the thrilling Rally Finland to the enchanting City of Light festival, your calendar will be packed with unforgettable experiences.

Visit the Jyvaskyla Region booth at “Balttour 2025” to learn more about this incredible destination and find inspiration for your next journey!

More information:
https://visitjyvaskyla.fi/en/
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Photo credits: Photos provided by Visit Jyvaskyla Region / Julia Kivelä, Ulla Keituri, Jukka Paakkinen, Laajis.

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