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It is located on the west coast of the country, on the Gulf of Bothnia. The population of Vaasa is approximately 70,000, while the sub-region has a population of approximately 111,000. It is the 14th most populous municipality in Finland, and the tenth most populous urban area in the country.
Welcome to the official visitor guide to the Vasa Region. Here you find accommodation, things to see and do, restaurants and shopping tips in the Vaasa region.
The Kvarken Archipelago – An Uprising in Finland! The city of Vaasa is located on the west coast of Finland, at the narrowest point of the Gulf of Bothnia, a mere 80km (or 4 hours by ferry) from Umeå in Sweden.
Mar 29, 2024 · This travel guide shares the best things to do in Vaasa, where to eat & drink, what to do around Vaasa & where to stay.
Vaasa is the Nordic leader in energy technology. A significant share of Finland’s – and of all the Nordic countries’ – energy technology industry is located in the Vaasa region. Thanks to short distances and a logically planned layout, Vaasa is an easy place to visit, live and meet.
A unique visitor centre in the middle of the most beautiful meteorite crater in Finland. Exhibitions telling a long story of at least 520 million years of Söderfjärden - from an impact crater to the agricultural area of today. Find out more.
Uncover the hidden gems of Vaasa, Finland with our ultimate guide to the best things to do. From exploring the stunning Kvarken Archipelago, a UNESCO World Heritage site, to immersing yourself in the culture at the Terranova museum, Vaasa has something for every traveler.
Feb 28, 2023 · Vaasa is the central city of Ostrobothnia. It is located on the coast of the Gulf of Bothnia. The unique Kvarken archipelago off the coast of Vaasa is Finland's only natural heritage site on the international UNESCO World Heritage List.
Vaasa is a city located on the west coast of Finland. It is the capital of Ostrobothnia, one of the country’s 19 regions. Vaasa is one of the most important bilingual cities in the country. Finnish (71.5% of the population) and Swedish (24.9% of the population) are the two most widely spoken languages in the city of Vaasa.
Here you find Finland’s longest bridge and Stundars museum and cultural centre. The municipality is also home to most of the UNESCO World Heritage Site and parts of the Söderfjärden meteor crater.
