What to do and see in Aland Island, Aland: The Best Things to do Good for a Rainy Day

June 9, 2021 Vivienne Hutton

The Åland Islands or Åland (Swedish: Åland, IPA: [ˈoːland]; Finnish: Ahvenanmaa) is an archipelago province at the entrance to the Gulf of Bothnia in the Baltic Sea belonging to Finland. It is autonomous, demilitarised and is the only monolingually Swedish-speaking region in Finland. It is the smallest region of Finland, constituting 0.49% of its land area and 0.50% of its population.
Restaurants in Aland Island

1. Escape Room Aland

Storagatan 9 AF, Mariehamn, Aland Island 22100 Finland +358 40 5300888 [email protected] http://www.escaperoom.ax
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5.0 based on 20 reviews

Escape Room Aland

A tourist's must-do, an ultimate bonding adventure for friends and family, as well as an ideal training ground for corporate clients for team building! We believe a good escape experience is more than just ‘finding keys’! Therefore, we have spent over half a year to design and create our machines, adding new technology and mechanical features. Get ready to be surprised and inspired!

2. Museumship Pommern

Hamngatan 2, Mariehamn, Aland Island 22100 Finland +358 18 19930 [email protected] http://www.sjofartsmuseum.ax
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4.5 based on 226 reviews

Museumship Pommern

The museumship Pommern is the world’s only 4-masted sailing ship still in its original state. On board you can explore the ship from hold to charthouse. The ship is a part of the Aland Maritime Museum, an exciting museum for children and adults alike. The exhibitions are filled with dramatic stories, fantastic objects and lots of interactivities. The Aland Maritime Museum is open all year round, the museumship Pommern between May and September.

Reviewed By Carpediemkath

Touring the Pommern was so much fun with the headphones narrated by the ship's rat, Ruby. I absolutely loved climbing around all the rooms in the ship and seeing where different sailors got to sleep (LOVE the bunks!). The officer's quarters were so ornately decorated, and the captain's cabin has a little tube running from the deck straight to his bed so he can speak with whomever is on deck. Down in the vast hold you can experience a storm at sea. Excellent exhibits.

3. Aland Maritime Museum

Hamngatan 2, Mariehamn, Aland Island 22100 Finland +358 18 19930 [email protected] http://www.sjofartsmuseum.ax/en
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Aland Maritime Museum

A visit to the Aland Maritime Museum is exciting for children and adults alike. The exhibitions are filled with dramatic stories and fantastic objects, such a genuine 18th century pirate’s flag. There are also lots of interactivities, such as a climbing mast, a bridge simulator and a karaoke. Seadog, landlubber or in between - Aland Maritime Museum has something for everybody.

Reviewed By Lauramie - Espoo, Finland

Maritime museum is very interresting place to visit for people all ages. We have three kids, ages 6, 12 and 15 and we all enjoyed our visit very much. There was a quiz for children and they loved it! They got an icecream as a prize. If you visit Mariehamn, you should definately visit Maritim Museum.

4. Aland Hunting & Fishing Museum

Fiskelaget, Eckero, Aland Island 22270 Finland +358 18 38299 http://www.jaktfiskemuseum.ax
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Aland Hunting & Fishing Museum

5. Kastelholm Castle

Kungsgardsallen 5 Kastelholm, Aland Island 22530 Finland +358 45 73500558 [email protected] http://www.kastelholm.ax
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Kastelholm Castle

Reviewed By Svenskaklubben - Helsinki, Finland

The Kastelholm castle might be small compared to other of the same era, but it's rather well preserved and its vast history is portrayed with dignity. The refurbished areas are well made, but it had not been rebuilt for the sake of itself. The sometimes violent past is also visible. The icing on the cake - or actually even maybe the cake itself - was an excellent guided tour in English (other available languages are Finnish and Swedish). Filled with humour and carefully hand picked historical details, the one-hour-tour flew by like it would have only lasted a few minutes. There's also the opportunity to visit the castle on your own, but the guided tour is strongly recommended.

6. Eckero Post Och Tullhus

111 Sandmovagen, Eckero, Aland Island 22 270 Finland +358 18 25000 http://www.postochtullhuset.ax
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Eckero Post Och Tullhus

7. The Aland Island Art Museum

Storagatan 1, Mariehamn, Aland Island 22100 Finland +358 18 25426 [email protected] http://www.museum.ax/
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The Aland Island Art Museum

The Åland Islands Art Museum is open daily and visitors are welcome to renovated facilities and a new exhibit of the museum’s collections. The art museum presents a broad spectrum of art on the Åland Islands from sculptures and paintings to modern video installations. In addition, the museum regularly presents special exhibits offering new impressions and influences to visitors. The art museum continuously seeks to be an inspiring forum for both artists and visitors.

8. Badhuset Mariebad

Osterleden 68, Mariehamn, Aland Island 22100 Finland +358 18 531650 [email protected] http://www.mariebad.ax
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Badhuset Mariebad

Uniquely situated by the beach Mariebad offers a beautiful sea view as it is built over the sea bay Slemmern in the Aland Islands. Enjoy the refreshing sea breeze when you sit in the outdoor cafe or on the patio that runs around the entire building. This unique location also features a beach for swimming in the salty waters of the bay. Both children and playful adults can enjoy themselves outdoors at the beach, or indoors in the popular recreational pools with waterfalls and swirls. From the tall tower, a 65,5 meter waterslide runs down into the pool from dizzy heights. Mariebad also has an exercise pool and a teaching pool. In the winter you may also go for a winter bath outdoors. If you're looking for peace and quiet, seek out the comfortable spa and relaxing area. Mariebad also has a cafe that serves warm appetizers and pastries. In the summertime there is an outdoor serving area. Welcome to Mariebad! The name Mariebad derives from both the city Mariehamn and bath (meaning "bad" in Swedish).

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