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More Than One-Time Experiences

In Rauma, we have 600 years of experience in creating unforgettable moments. Here, you’ll find the most authentically local side of Finland and genuine hospitality – attractions, boutiques, and restaurants you won’t find anywhere else. Welcome!

Old Rauma photographed on Isoraastuvankatu in summer.
Ruoka-annos ravintolassa.

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A scheduled boat service at Kylmäpihlaja lighthouse island.

Archipelago and nature

Rauma Art Museum and a well in Hauenguano.

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People in front of Kodinonni interior design shop.

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Hotellihuone, jossa on sänky, tuoli ja vaaterekki.

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Experience Rauma Through New Eyes – Teemu Laurell Returns to His Roots

What is Rauma like today? Chef and restaurateur Teemu Laurell sets out on a journey through his hometown, meeting local people, flavours and phenomena from the market square to Old Rauma.

This two-part video series takes you to the heart of the city – where culture, food and community come together.

Watch the videos and get inspired
In the photo is chef and restaurateur Teemu Laurell. Laurell is standing in Old Rauma, smiling, with the historic buildings of the area in the background.
Old Rauma street view.
People in a cafe eating cake.
Landscape view of the Sammallahdenmäki Bronze Age burial mound area. The picture shows two stone-built burial mounds. The mound on the right is called the Huilu long barrow. The mounds are located on the top of a rocky hill, and the picture also shows conifers, heather and other plants.
Sakosta varottava kyltti Kitukrännissä.

Did you know that the narrowest street in Finland is located in Rauma?

Between Kuninkaankatu and Kauppakatu runs Kitukränn, which is said to be the narrowest street in Finland. Along it, there is a funny prohibition sign written in Fraktur script.

Go and guess how wide Kitukränn is, or try to figure out what the prohibition sign forbids – with a help of a translator if needed!

Explore the Filming Locations of A Light That Never Goes Out

Lauri-Matti Parppei’s successful film takes the viewer into the heart of Rauma: To its streets, by the sea, into its restaurants, and the historic Old Rauma. Use the map to explore the shooting locations of this Jussi Award-winning film and experience Rauma from a new perspective. (Photo: Tero Ahonen)

View the map and learn more about the sites
People sitting in a boat.

Head to the archipelago this September – Kylmäpihlaja and Kuuskajaskari are waiting!

Scheduled ferry boat services continue into early September, making it easy to visit archipelago of Rauma. Check the timetables and enjoy a memorable day on the islands.

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Stay a Little Longer

Rauma’s diverse accommodation options offer a suitable way for everyone to stay in the city.

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Two people getting into bus.

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Tourist Information sign and office.

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Finnish pan coffee served in nature.

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Tourist Information

You can reach a tourist information officer
by phone and email Mon–Fri, at
9.00–15.00.

tel. +358 (0)2 834 3512
matkailu@rauma.fi

Rauma Tourist Information Office
Savilankatu 8

Tourist Information is closed from 1st of September. We’ll be back for the magical Lace Town Christmas season.




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