Top Things to do in Nurmes
The 10 Best Things to do in Nurmes, North Karelia
Discover the best top things to do in Nurmes, Finland including Pielisen Retki, Ikolan Museo, Haikolan talo, Bomba- Action, Nurmes Church, Kylpyla Spa Bomba, PJHannikainen Laulupuu Monument, Nurmes-talo, Kourukoski, Wood Nurmes and the Old Market Town.
Restaurants in Nurmes
1. Pielisen Retki
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Fishing services, hiking services and food services in Nurmes and Koli national park.
2. Ikolan Museo
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Ikola Museum is an agricultural outdoor museum located in Porokyla, Nurmes. On the museum area there are several buildings preserved to show Finnish rural life at the beginning of 20th century. There are also exhibitions on local fire brigade, dairy production and art. You can also find sheep grazing on the field and a summer cafe in the main building. Museum is only open in summer.
3. Haikolan talo
4. Bomba- Action
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Bomba-Action is a program service center in beautiful city of Nurmes at Bomba Karelian village. We organize experiences activities for every season. We offer jetski-, fishing, snowmobile, quad bike and husky safaris. Also snowshoes trips and rental services.
5. Nurmes Church
6. Kylpyla Spa Bomba
7. PJHannikainen Laulupuu Monument
8. Nurmes-talo
The Nurmes House is home to the library, the Kotsi Museum, the Hannikainen Hall, Gallery Tyko and Kino Hannikainen vinema. Lake view and ridge view.
9. Kourukoski
Guided hunting trips in Finland. Kourukoski offers everything you need for a successful hunting trip in North Karelia Finland (eg. transport, accommodation).
10. Wood Nurmes and the Old Market Town
The historic and beautiful old market town is one of the best preserved wooden housing estates in Finland. Most of the houses date from period of time between the 1880s and the 1930s. There is a magnificent view from the area over Lake Nurmes and Lake Pielinen. The town plan of Wood-Nurmes is on the list of protected structures. Walking is the best way to see this area.
