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      • Hanko is Finland’s southernmost city, but the actual southernmost point of mainland Finland is a rocky promontory about 5 km away.
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  2. The Hanko Peninsula, on which the city is located, is the southernmost tip of continental Finland. The soil is a sandy moraine, and vegetation consists mainly of pine and low shrubs, mostly Calluna. Hanko is known for its beautiful archipelago. The town has a coastline of approximately 130 km (80 mi), of which 30 km (20 mi) are sandy beaches.

    • Reasons to Visit Hanko… and Hike There!
    • The Wooden Villas of The Spa Park
    • The Church and Water Tower
    • Walk to The Southernmost Point in Finland
    • Explore Ekenäs
    • Dinner at Origo
    • Where to Stay in Hanko – Hotel Regatta

    Hanko was where my summer dream came true. By that stage, we had been hiking for 9 straight days, and camping a fair bit, after spending two days in Nuuksio National Park. Hanko is situated at the tip of a peninsula where mainland Finland ends and the Finnish Archipelago begins. We reached it after a long and sweaty hike from the town of Ekenäs – f...

    I guess we weren’t the only ones to enjoy the warm temperatures and sunshine of this Finnish town. Between the late 19th and early 20th century, when Finland was under Russian rule, the town became a popular SPA destination for the Russian elite, making Hanko the ‘French Riviera’ of Finland. Walking into the city from the east, as we did, you’ll pa...

    Hanko’s most popular landmarks are Hanko Church and the Water Tower, sitting side by side on a hill overlooking the city and the Baltic sea. Both buildings were badly damaged by bombs during WW2, when the town was at the centre of battles between the Finnish and Russian army, and have since been restored. The original Hanko Church was built in 1892...

    Hanko is Finland’s southernmost city, but the actual southernmost point of mainland Finlandis a rocky promontory about 5 km away. I can’t resist the feeling of ‘standing on the edge’ of south-north-west-easternmost places pretty much anywhere, plus we were told it was a nice hike, so we decided to head there in the afternoon. The trailhead is about...

    Our walk to Hanko began from the town of Ekenäs about 30 km away, known as Tammissaari in Finnish. Ekenäswas one of the places in Southern Finland where the Swedish influence was strongest – we were often greeted with hej instead of moi, and thank you was takk instead of kiitos. Ekenäswas founded by the Swedish king Gustav Vasa, with the plans of t...

    Another reason to visit Hanko? Excellent seafood. We only had one night in Hanko and decided to have dinner at Restaurant Origo, set in an old warehouse building dating back to the late 19th century. The old stonework has been preserved, and the restaurant is lit with candles and dim lights, lending it a very romantic atmosphere. We both enjoyed cr...

    We spent our night in Hanko in one of the nicest hotels of our whole trip – the Hotel Regatta, where we were lucky to have a top-floor room with a great view over the sea and the coast. Hotel Regatta was originally built in 1859, but it was recently renovated and refurbished with Nordic-style design furniture. A SPA hotel is currently being built r...

  3. Hanko is the southernmost city in Finland, a little more than a 1.5-hour-drive from Helsinki. Halfway between Hanko and Helsinki, you’ll find the Raasepori region, with Tammisaari at its centre – both of which are a great change of scenery.

  4. Hanko is Finland's southernmost city. It has a major marina which serves as a stop for boats traveling between Helsinki and the Archipelago Sea.

  5. Welcome to Hanko - The sunny south of Finland! In Hanko life is outdoors. Whether you’re looking for an active nature experience or a high-quality pampering holiday, we can assure you that life may feel and taste a little bit better than usual here in Hanko. Explore what we have to offer.

  6. Jul 28, 2023 · Tucked away in the southernmost region of Finland, Hanko is a hidden treasure offering idyllic beach experiences for all. As the sunniest location in Finland and possibly the entire Baltic Sea area, this haven attracts travelers seeking sand, sea, and sunshine.

  7. Hanko (Swedish: Hangö) is Finland's southernmost city. It has a major marina which serves as a stop for boats traveling between Helsinki and the Archipelago Sea (a popular sailing destination). Hanko is a popular summer tourist destination.

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