Lahti Guide 02/2015 (English)

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ASIKKALA • HARTOLA • HOLLOLA • KÄRKÖLÄ • LAHTI • ORIMATTILA • PADASJOKI • SYSMÄ WINTER 2015–16

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Tourist information for travellers in the Lahti region.

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ASIKKALA • HARTOLA • HOLLOLA • KÄRKÖLÄ • LAHTI • ORIMATTILA • PADASJOKI • SYSMÄ

WINTER 2015–16

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Á la Carte Restaurant TaivaanrantaRautatienkatu 13, Lahti

Tel. 0424 925 230www.taivaanranta.com

Restaurant Bar TeerenpeliVapaudenkatu 20, Lahti

Tel. 0424 925 220 www.teerenpeli.com

WELCOMETO ENJOY!

RafunHATTUTEMPPUThe dish, named after Rafu, a legendary

soccer player from Lahti, is like a triple goal! Grilled beef entrecôte with plenty of our

house savoury butter, season’s vegetables and side dish of your choosing.

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EXPERIENCES AND EVENTS

AT LAHTI FAIR CENTRE!

201512-13 December Traditional Christmas fair

2016 20 January Duuniexpo youth employment trade fair and Entrepreneurship Day

11–13 March RaksaA large construction and renovation event

22–24 April PihapiiriGardening trade fair

7–8 MayClassic Motorshow Large Finnish classic motor show

16-18 SeptemberCaravanMajor caravan event

24–25 SeptemberIlo-Fiilis-OnniA wellbeing event for the entire family

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Welcome to Lahti region!The lively cultural life and diverse ridge and lake scenery of the Lahti region make it a unique travel destination no matter what the time of the year.

Thanks to the ridges of Salpausselkä, Lahti region has four seasons, each of which brings its own special events and activities for tourism and leisure; perfect canoeing routes, lakes rich in fish, challenging hiking trails, Pulkkilan-harju ancient nature park and forests full of mushrooms and berries can be found here. When winter comes, it's time to find your skis and skates, and go to the skiing tracks or the slopes in Messilä or Purnu to enjoy speed and snow.

The wellness centres at Messilä, Tallukka and Pajulahti have various offers to pamper the whole family.

People come to the Lahti region for relaxation and to spend time with their families. Here you can choose the holiday you want – you can enjoy the silence and beauty of nature, go to the theatre or concerts, sample the Vel-lamo-Menu, take an active holiday, go sightseeing or shop-ping. Or you can combine your holiday from all of these in a way that suits you.

Welcome to the heart of Päijät-Häme for your dream holiday. You will not be in a hurry to leave!

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SIGHTSEEING & EVENTS 4Tourist attractions 4Health and wellbeing services 9Winter holidays in Lahti 12Concerts, theatre, nightlife… 16

CULTURE 22History & Art 22Museums & galleries 24

RESTAURANTS & CAFÉS 26Local delicasies 26Cafés 28Restarurants 29Bars & pubs 32

WATER & NATURE 36Passenger harbour 36Harbour services 38

FAMILY ATTRACTIONS 40Things to do for kids 40

SHOPPING 44 Shopping 44

ACCOMMODATION 50Hotels 50Other accommodation 51Camping and cottages 51

MAPS 53

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Lahti Historical Museum

Globally renown Sports Centre is the heart of the Salpausselkä Ski Games. The Sports Centre includes ski jumps, a skiing stadium, Restaurant Voitto, Lahti Fair Centre, an ice stadium, the Ski Museum, a central sports field and an area for biathlon. In the the summertime they are used as mountain biking and outdoor exercising routes.

Lovely Kelvenne Kelvenne in the Padasjoki municipality is one of the largest and nicest high islands of Finland. It was formed during the last Ice Age, when the ice slowly withdrew to the

Tourist attractionsThe Lahti region is full of wonderful sights and places for you to visit.

northwest. The island was made from gravel that was gathered and arranged by glaciers. An 8 km long hiking trail runs through the island of Kelvenne and is indicated with blue marks. There are also several campfire sites along the route. The coasts of Kelvenne can easily be reached in winter on skis or on tour skates.

Sibelius Hall opened in 2000, Congress and Concert Centre Sibelius Hall is the largest public wooden building built in Finland in the past hun-dred years. The concert hall has unique acoustics.

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Church of the Cross

Sibelius Hall

DID YOU KNOW? Lahti region is Finland’s fifth largest urban area that has 200,000 inhabitants. Lake Vesijärvi opens a water route through the Vääksy Canal and Lake Päijänne all the way to Central Finland.

The hall seats 1250 people, and it is the venue for both classical and contemporary concerts. For additional information and house tour reserva-tions, please call +358 (0)3 814 2811.

Hollola Medieval Stone Church which was originally the catholic church of Pyhä Maria (Holy Mary) is one of the most important medieval mon-uments in the Lahti region. The stone church was completed in its current form between 1495 and 1510. There is a neoclassical bell tower designed by Carl Ludwig Engel and built between 1829 and 1831 to the south of the church.

Church of the Cross is designed by academi-cian Alvar Aalto is the main church in the City of Lahti. Built in 1978, the simplified church's exterior face opening to the marketplace is dominated by a large cross consisting of 52 windows, one for each week of the year. The Church Park includes Wäinö Aaltonen's sculpture Vapauden hengetär (Spirit of Freedom). Open from Mon–Sun 9–15 and also at other times based on an agreement. Tel. +358 (0)3 891 290.

Lahti City Hall is designed by Eliel Saarinen, the Lahti City Hall was built in 1912 and com-pletely restored in 1985. There is lunch res-taurant Tyrmä (Dungeon) on the basement floor. Guided tours are available on order, Tel. +358 (0)3 734 9792. Vääksy Canal Asikkala is located on both sides of two lakes (Lake Päijänne and Lake Vesijärvi). At the Vääksy Canal, you can stop and see locking and enjoy the sunny summer days. The structure of the parish, charming little villages and versa-tile services make Asikkala a memorable place. Asikkala is a combination of peaceful nature and modern services.

Kammiovuori Hill in Sysmä is an excellent excursion site. There is a marked path of 3.8 kilometres on the hill. The terrain is somewhat rocky. You should reserve at least two to three hours to walk the entire path. Don’t forget sturdy

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Lahti Travel Centre is a centre for the region’s public transport services: it combines local and long-distance traffic, as well as different forms of public transport.

Lahti City Hall

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footwear! From Kammiovuori, you can continue your hike to Purnuvuori Hill in Hartola.There is a lean-to around midway between Kammiovuori and Purnuvuori. You can make a fire there.

Tainionvirta is a river in southern Finland. It starts from Lake Jääsjärvi and empties into Lake Päijänne. You can fish with both lures and fly-fishing gear in Tainionvirta River. The flow is slow enough for fishing to be possible also when the water is cold.

Furthermore, Tainionvirta offers excellent canoeing opportunities. The route from Hartola to Sysmä consists of 24 km of rivers and 16 km of lakes.

Water Organ is a musical fountain in Pikku-Vesijärvi pond. Music from movies, musicals and other well-known classics. The show consists of music and spectacular water jets. Water Organ from October to late November every day at 7 pm. The show lasts for around twenty minutes.

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Visit LahtiVisitLahti offers the residents and tourists a cen-trally located service point where they can obtain information about the Lahti region's tourism and environmental issues.

At the point you can, if necessary, receive guid-ance to the City of Lahti e-services.

In winter the information post provides informa-tion about ski trails as well as other regional sports and outdoor activities are presented.

VisitLahti, Ground floor of Trio Aleksanterinkatu 18 Open Mon-Fri 10–17, Sat 9 –16Tel. +358 (0)207 281750 • [email protected]

www.facebook.com/lahti.info #lahtiregion #lahdenseutu

LEISUREVisitLahtiLahti Region OyAleksanterinkatu 18Tel. +358 (0)207 281 750 Open Mon-Fri 10–17, Sat 9–[email protected] www.lahtiregion.fiwww.visitlahti.fiBanksBanks are open Mon-Fri 10–16.30

HEALTH AND SAFETYGeneral emergency number 112PoliceTel. +358 (0)71 8730 341Department, Salininkatu 3First aidTel. +358 (0)3 81 811Lahti City HospitalOikokatu 2, Harjukatu 48

Akuutti 24Tel. +358 (0)3 819 2385Päijät-Häme Cantral HospitalTel. +358 (0)3 81 911Keskussairaalankatu 7Dental Centre PlusTerveys-SiltapuistoAleksanterinkatu 25, 15140 Lahtiwww.plusterveys.fiMedical Clinic AlfaTel. +358 (0) 40 751 3774Kansankatu 7, 15870 HollolaPharmacy TerveysPlusTel. +358 (0)3 734 1188Shopping Centre Trio Hansakuja, street level

TRANSPORTTaxi Tel. 100 41 / mobile +358 (0)601 100 01Taxi stops: Market Square, Travel Centre, front of department store Sokos, Sibelius Hall and Shopping Mall Trio Hansa. Travel CentreMannerheiminkatu 15, Lahti You find the bus station and the railway station at the Travel Centre

TRADE FAIRSLahti Fair LtdLahti Fair Centre Salpausselänkatu 7 Tel. +358 (0)3 525 820www.lahdenmessut.fi

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A sudden illness or accident need not ruin your holiday. There are several competent doctors, dentists, pharmacies and vets in the region whoalso serve on weekends. You should also try Hot Yoga: it will relax your body and mind.

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Salpausselkä Ski GamesThis winter’s Salpausselkä Ski Games will be the preliminary games for the World Championships.

The preliminary games will make history by arranging the first ever Women’s Ski Jumping World Championships event. In addition, Skiathlon will return to Salpausselkä after a three-year break.

Other events include Nordic combined team sprint, regular Nordic combined, men’s team ski jump, men’s ski jump (HS13) and skate skiing sprint.

To become a member of the world’s largest ski-ing club, go to www.lahti2017.fi.

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Children's winter Olympics will be held for the 21st time at the Lahti Sporting Centre. At the family event, children are invited to try out dif-ferent skiing styles and to enjoy other fun things on the snow. 17.1.2016

The Finlandia Skiing weekend starts on 26.2. with a Finlandia sprint on the sprint track of the Lahti Skiing World Championships. Finlandia relay

The Lahti region is a paradise for winter lovers. The ridges of Salpausselkä guarantee a real winter with snow and frozen lakes. Here you can go skiing, skating, snowshoeing and ski downhill as soon as the snow fall until well into the spring.

will be arranged on Saturday and Sunday; four people can share the 50 kilometres of cross-coun-try skiing (on Saturday) or skate skiing (on Sun-day). The race lengths are 9.3 km, 17.1 km, 11 km and 12.6 km. The Finlandia Skiing 27.-28.2.2016

Children's Finlandia Skiing Event will be arranged for the second time this year. Children can ski one, three or five kilometres, and there

Winter holidays in Lahti

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Children's winter Olympics

are separate divisions (girls' and boys') for chil-dren aged 7–8, 9–10, 11–12, and 13–16. Children's Finlandia 23.2.2016

Enjoy skiing! Messilä has been chosen as the ski centre of the year, and for good reason. Messilä with its ten slopes and several snow events is the largest and most popular skiing centre in south-ern Finland where you can try out slalom, telemark skiing, snowboarding and traditional cross-coun-try skiing. You can also drop by one of Messilä’s restaurants to have a cup of cocoa or a tasty lunch. www.messila.fi

Arctic hysteria at Padasjoki A weekend-long event Arctic Hysteria gathers enthusiasts of avi-ation and winter sports to the dock of Padasjoki, on the icy cover of Päijänne. The event that takes place during spring presents different sports from parasailing, hang-gliding, paragliding, glid-ing, and flight with motor vehicles. According to the website of Padasjoki Aviation Club: "Every-one – from water polo players to kite flyers – are more than welcome to joint the fun”.

Lahti will organise the skiing World Cham-pionships in 2017 Lahti will host for the seventh time the Nordic Skiing World Champi-onships in the year of 100th anniversary of Fin-land's independence: 2017. www.lahti2017.fi, www.facebook.com/lahti2017

Moonlight Ski or Postihiihto Ski? During win-ter the traditional 7,5 km long Päijänne Moon-light Ski will be held under the light of lanterns on the ice of Päijänne. March is the time for Päi-jänne Postihiihto, which includes a number of route options. The ski tracks pass through the Päijänne national park's landscape from island to island. Moonlight Ski 19.2. and Postihiihto Ski 20.3.

Ice swimming will keep you alert all day long. There are three places in Lahti where you can dip into an icy lake: at Mukkula, Mytäjäinen and Joutjärvi.

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Skiing fun Forward, even if it snows like there is no tomorrow! This old Finnish saying is espe-cially well suited for the Lahti region. There are almost 170 kilometres of lighted and unlighted skiing tracks in Lahti alone, of which around 145 kilometres are part of the Salpausselkä ridge track network. You can start skiing on the tracks used in the Finlandia Skiing Event and the Salpausselkä Ski Games right from the yard of Messilä Manor. There are a total of 70 kilometres of uninterrupted tracks, of which around 20 kilometres are lighted. You can take a leisurely skiing trip to Pirunpesä (the Devil’s Nest), for example. There is a place to build a fire close to the natural formation.

Roasting sausages at a lean-to There are sev-eral lean-tos in the Lahti region. You can ski or walk there to have a packed lunch or make soot pot coffee, if you like. The lean-tos are open to anyone who abides by the Finnish everyman’s rights. All those who use a lean-to must ensure that the surroundings stay clean.

Snowmobiling, snowshoeing... The versa-tile terrain of Messilä offers the opportunity to practice many other sports apart from slalom – ranging from ice fishing to trek skating. Camp-ing Messilä on the shore of Lake Vesijärvi is the meeting point for snowmobilers in the winter-time. A snowmobile route of a little over 200 kilometres starts at the Messilä shore.

In addition to the snowmobiling route, the area includes wonderful skiing routes. There are around sixty kilometres of regularly maintained skiing tracks. If you do not consider that suffi-cient, you can always ski on the ice of the lake when the late winter sun shines. A suitable trip for a Sunday afternoon starts at the Messilä Camp-ing shore from where you can ski to Enonsaari Island, enjoy the wintry nature and roast some sausages at a lean-to. If you do not like skiing, you can also enjoy the scenery on snowshoes.

Under the spell of ice fishing Vesijärvi and Päijänne are filled with fish. Here it's definitely worthwhile to try fishing even in winter. Burbot is

Ice fishing

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a delicacy especially in late winter. If you get really lucky, the burbot will be full of fish roe. Then you'd just have to cook some blinis and the feast may begin. Ice fishing does not require a fishing licence.

Enjoy skiing Messilä has been chosen as the ski centre of the year, and for good reason. Messilä with its ten slopes and several snow events is the largest and most popular skiing centre in southern Finland where you can try out slalom, telemark skiing, snowboarding and traditional cross-coun-try skiing. You can also drop by one of Messilä’s restaurants to have a cup of cocoa or a tasty lunch. www.messila.fi

Purnu is a relaxed place! Skiing centre Purnu has five slopes, more than 300 beds, a skiing school, lighted skiing tracks, a caravan area and good food – everything you need for a nice day out in the wintertime! www.purnu.com

More than 200-metre cable track CABLE CAPE Wake & Snow Park in Mukkula, Lahti, offers a whole new kind of water sports or winter fun. The track is made more difficult by different kinds of jumps. One of the almost ten metres tall cable masts is on the mainland and the other in nearby Harvasaari island. There is a cable with a draw bar in between the masts. The athlete holds on to a drawstring attached to the draw bar.

Winter carousel Sibelius Hall Winter Carousel is a winter event for the entire family. It allows you to start the year 2016 with a bang! The event fills Sibelius Hall with all kinds of activities from a bouncy castle to a carousel and a circus to all kinds of delicacies. Winter Carousel 2.–3.1.2016 Christmas village brings Christmas spirit to downtown Lahti. In the Christmas village, you can experience all kinds of scents, colours and tastes of Christmas. It is also a great place to meet friends and enjoy the versatile programme. Around two dozen cottages will be erected on Lahti Market Square for the Christmas village. Christmas village 10.–21.12.2015

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International Symphony Lahti The Lahti City orchestra has been awarded several international awards, and offers great classical music experi-ences each year. The orchestra's International

Lahti, the city of events, on the Vesijärvi beach is a lively city of culture and fairs. In addition to the multi-award-winning, world-renowned Lahti Symphony Orchestra, one can enjoy the high-quality theatre plays, a varied selection of fairs and have a drink or two in one the many restaurants.

Sibelius Festival annually gathers friends of Finland’s national composer at Sibelius Hall. www.sinfonialahti.fi

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The concert calendar of the Sibelius Hall offers a great cavalcade of domestic and inter-national stars. The standard programme includes Thursday concerts of the Lahti Symphony Orches-tra, but pop, rock, light music concerts and chil-dren’s concerts can also be found on the list. www.sibeliustalo.fi

Lastu rhythm club, located in Lastu restaurant is a club for rhythm music with jazz-blues-soul steps in different configurations. People sit at the tables, enjoying small snacks and great music in the moody club which has space for 180 people.

Things happen in Lahti Hall The Lahti Hall, located within a walking distance from the centre of Lahti, can turn from an exhibition hall to a cen-tre of high-quality entertainment events or even into a production space for TV studios. Each year a number of domestic and international stars per-form on the stage of Lahti Hall. www.lahtihalli.fi

CATS The wild cats from the streets of London that many people love will conquer Lahti when Andrew Lloyd Webber’s musical Cats returns to Finland. Faded fake fur will be a thing of the past when the poems of T. S. Eliot come to life with the help of movement, circus and visual fireworks.

Theatre Vanha Juko in downtown Lahti also offers entertainment in the form of singing evenings, stand up, vi si ting performers and drama. www.teatterivanhajuko.fi

Finnish rock at Finlandia Club The hugely pop-ular rock club of Sibelius Hall is arranged in the old Carpenter’s Hall. Finlandia Club is a stage for all the hottest Finnish rock stars. There is no age limit for the club. www.finlandia-klubi.fi

Piazza Lounge at Lahden Seurahuone offers the best music with the top DJ s every saturday.

Legendary restaurant Torvi was founded in 1966 when Luukas Valtari opened a restaurant known for its superb cuisine in the premises of an

EVENTS IN THE LAHTI REGION

NOVEMBER

11.–14.11. Lahden Jazz Market, Sibelius Hall, Lahti21.11. Lahti Holiday Season Opening, Lahti Market Square

21.11. Rock Circus @ Lahti, Lahti Hall

28.11. Sysmä Bookstore Holiday Season Opening, Sysmä

28.11. Concert of vocal and dance group Koljada Orimattila Art Museum

29.11. Christmas World and Christmas Fair Kaikulanmäki, Hartola

29.11. Advent Concert of Hollola Women’s ChoirSovituksenkirkko Church, Hollola

DECEMBER

1.12. Land of Christmas, Lahti Sports Centre8.12. Jean Sibelius BIRTHDAY music event

Sibelius Hall, Lahti10.–22.12. Christmas village, Lahti Market Square

12.– 13.12. Kuusysi Football Club’s Christmas Fair, Suurhalli, Lahti

12.– 13.12. Maria’s Christmas Market, Hollola Parish Village

12.– 13.12. Christmas Village in Kalkkinen, Asikkala

13.–14.12. International Cat Show, Linna Hotel, Hartola

16.12. Christmas Opera by Ville-Paavali Hyvönen Hartola Church

20.12. Christmas concert, St. Olaf’s Church, Sysmä

26.12. Orienteering event by Rastivarsat, Orimattila31.12. New Year’s night running event, Orimattila

31.12. New Year’s Eve party at renewed Ace Corner, Lahti

JANUARY

2.–3.1. Winter Carousel, Sibelius Hall, Lahti5.1. St. Petersburg Ballet Theatre – Swan Lake

Sibelius Hall, Lahti9.1. Miniature Salpausselkä Ski Games,

Sports Centre, Lahti10.1. Halton Hiihdot (LHS) skiing event,

Sports Centre, Lahti15.–17.1. Desucon Frostbite, Sibelius Hall, Lahti

17.1. 21st Children's Winter Olympics – World Snow Day Sports Centre, Lahti

20.1. DuuniExpo and Entrepreneurship Day, Lahti Fair Centre

23.1. Indoor Finnish Paralympic Track and Field Championships, Lahti

23.–24.1. International Cat Show, Lahti Fair Centre

23.–24.1. Alpine Skiing ES Cup, Messilä, Hollola

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10 slopes ∙ illuminated ski tracks ∙ ski school ∙ ski rental slope area for kids ∙ restaurants Bistro and Kartano

meeting facilities ∙ hotel and cottage accommodation outdoor activity companies

Messiläntie 308 15980 Messilä ∙ Tel. +358 (0)3 86011 ∙ [email protected] ∙ www.messila.fi

Only a 10-minute drive from downtown Lahti

WELCOME TO  SNOW CENTER MESSILÄ!

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Skiing and cabin life inHartola!At Purnu, you can enjoy skiing on varying and well-kept slopes without any rush!

You can stay at Rantala Holiday Cottages close by,

even with a larger group.

www.purnu.com

Five slopesVertical: 100m

Rantala Holiday Cottages Dog-friendly ski cabins! Tel. +358 (0)44 042 8232Book your holiday at www.rantalanlomamokit.com

Lahden keilahalli Lahti Bowl

Launeenkatu 5, 15100 Lahtipuh. 0440 420 300

www.lahdenkeilahalli.fi

Safe but fast, the track suits both beginners and experienced drivers. You will receive driving and safety training before heading to the track. Age limit 10 yrs, minimum length 145 cm, maximum weight 110 kg. No booking needed.

Experience something unique at the Lahti Karting Center indoor karting track!

www.lahtikarting.fi

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old horse stall and a bakery. During the day it had lunch tables full of good food and nightly it was full of clients digging the good music of DJs. In addition to young people, the Finland's shadiest rock bar attracted seasoned musicians and art-ists. The restaurant's name comes from the horns hanging from the ceiling. They are part of the orig-inal decoration.

Own brewery products Hullujussi, Onnenpekka or Sauhusanttu. Or, after all, Lempi Mustikka or Lempi Puolukka... The beer restaurant Teerenpeli in Lahti is known for its own brewery's beers and ciders. Teerenpeli also offers little snacks until the light signal.

The Restaurant Möysä welcomes you with a roof terrace constructed on top of an old Esso gas station's canopy. "Mössö" is new for concert goers but it is especially suitable for a more adult taste as the gig list also includes less known top artists.

Brygga Citybar serves you in downtown Lahti. It is known for Finnish small breweries, an extensive selection, live music and warm-hearted service. Beer Restaurant Metro has a huge selection of more than 200 beers. The ground floor of the res-taurant houses a jazz club where you can hear live jazz. Metro is on Lanu Square in downtown Lahti.

Latin American El Banco is a relaxed meeting place for people who like street food and good drinks.

Hanhenpoika and its smaller brother Pikku Hanhi invest in good service and beer culture. Both restaurants offer live music and jam nights.

Sports restaurant Seiväs offers food, drinks, sports, games and sauna right at the heart of Lahti. The restaurant’s eleven screens make sure that you will miss none of your favourite matches. Sports every day, starting at lunchtime.

23.1.–7.1. Children’s Winter Festival all around Lahti

28.1.-18.2. Dramatised Cats musical, Lahti City Theatre

30.1. Finnish Alpine Masters Cup, Messilä, Hollola

30.–31.1. Finnish Ski Jump Championships at the small and large ski jumps, Sports Centre, Lahti

FEBRUARY

6.2. Fazer Miniature Salpausselkä Ski Games Sports Centre, Lahti

13.2. 53rd Ski Jump Day, Sports Centre, Lahti13.2. Unofficial Puppy Dog Show: Amerikan Akita

Lahti Fair Centre14.2. Salparieha for the entire family,

Heinsuo Sport Centre, Hollola14.2. Lahti Halton skiing event, Sports Centre, Lahti

14.2. Valentine’s Day at Purnu Ski Centre, Hartola

18.–20.2. Suomi100 Forum, Sibelius Hall, Lahti

19.2. Moonlight Skiing, Padasjoki

19.–21.2. Salpausselkä Ski Games – preliminary games for the World

23.2. Children’s Finlandia skiing event, Sports Centre, Lahti

27.–28.2. Finlandia skiing event, Sports Centre, Lahti

MARCH

5.–6.3. St. Petersburg State Ballet on Ice – Swan Lake Sibelius Hall, Lahti

11.–13.3. Construction trade fair Raks, Lahti Fair Centre

12.–13.3. Lahti Jewellery and Stone Trade Fair Jokimaa Trotting Centre, Lahti

18.3. Midnight Ski Party at Purnu Ski Centre, Hartola

20.3. Postal Skiing Event, Padasjoki

25.–27.3. Eastern Tournament – junior basketball Suurhalli Arena, Lahti

APRIL

2.–3.4. International Dog Show, Centre22.–27.4. Gardening fair Pihapiir, Lahti Fair Centre

MAY

7.–8.5. Classic Motorshow, Lahti Fair Centre14.–15.5. Stuff Market, Jokimaa Trotting Centre, Lahti

Salpausselkä Ski Games 19.–21.2.

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Thu 21st Jan at 7 pm. Sibelius HallSYMPHONY CONCERTOkko Kamu, conductorElisabeth Leonskaja, piano

Schubert: Symphony No. 4 Brahms: Piano concerto No. 2

Thu 4th Feb at 7 pm. Sibelius HallSYMPHONY CONCERTEugene Tzigane, conductorPaavali Jumppanen, piano

Kernis: Musica CelestisFoulds: Dynamic TriptychNielsen: Symphony No. 5

Thu 11th Feb at 7 pm. Sibelius HallSYMPHONY CONCERTEva Ollikainen, conductorJukka Harju, horn

R. Strauss: Don Juan Räihälä: Horn concerto Tchaikovsky: Symphony No. 6

Thu 3rd March at 7 pm. Sibelius HallSYMPHONY CONCERTDima Slobodeniouk, conductorChloë Hanslip, violin

Adams: Violin concertoBrahms: Symphnony No. 3

To 10th March at 7 pm. Sibelius HallSYMPHONY CONCERT- Okko Kamu 70 yearsOkko Kamu, conductorArto Noras, cello

Ryu: Cello concertoBruckner: Symphony No. 3

To 17th March at 7 pm. Sibelius HallSYMPHONY CONCERTJoshua Weilerstein, conductorMarianna Shirinyan, piano

Ligeti: Concert RomânescRavel: Pianokonsertto G-duuri Šostakovitš: Sinfonia nro 10

Thu 7th April at 7 pm. Sibelius HallSYMPHONY CONCERTDamian Iorio, conductorPekka Kuusisto, violinChristoffer Sundqvist, clarinet

Rossini: Wilhelm Tell OvertureTüür: NoesisTchaikovsky: Symphony No. 1 Sinfonia nro 1

Thu 14th April at 7 pm. Sibelius Hall SYMPHONY CONCERTOkko Kamu, conductorMaaria Leino, violin

Zinovjev: GryfGlazunov: Violin concertoProkofjev: Symphony No. 7

Sun 1 May at 1 pm, Sibelius HallFIRST OF MAY MATINEEPetri Juutilainen, conductor

Thu 12th May at 7 pm. Sibelius HallOKKO KAMU FAREWELL CONCERTOkko Kamu, conductor

Camilla Nylund - Tuija Knihtilä - Mika Pohjonen - Mika KaresChorus Cathedralis AboensisBeethoven: Symphony No. 9

TICKETS, unless otherwise stated:€29.50–13 adults / €24.50–13 pensioners /€8 children, students and unemployed

TICKET SALES:Lippupalvelu /Makuuni Lahti and Makuuni LauneSibelius Hall Ticket SalesTel. 0600 393 494 (€ 1.96/min + local call charge, available in Finland only)

SPRING 2016

Sinfonia Lahti

www.sinfonialahti.fi

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My Way, You're Sensational, Witchcraft... Some of Frank Sinatra's top hits will be interpreted by Gary Williams and his velvety voice. The spring concert includes many of the most beloved popular tunes with a big band. Let's Face the Music and Dance!

Roderick Dunk, conductorGary Williams, vocals

Friday 22 April 2016 at 1:00 pm Friday 22 April 2016 at 7:00 pm

TICKETS €29.50–22.50 adults/€24.50–19.50 pensionersDay concerts €24.50–19.50 adults and pensioners

The swinging rhythms of bossa nova will warm the wintry day. A concert by some of Finland's leading jazz musicians includes new Finnish compositions and familiar standard tunes, such as A Night in Tunisia.

Jussi Lampela, conductorJukka Eskola, trumpetVille Herrala, bassTeppo Mäkynen, drumsPeter Engberg, guitar

Friday 19 February 2016 at 1:00 pm Friday 19 February 2016 at 7:00 pm

TICKETS €29.50–22.50 adults/€24.50–19.50 pensionersDay concerts €24.50–19.50 adults and pensioners

The concert consists of Loiri's highly charismatic musical interpretations of poems by Eino Leino, such as Notturno, Elegia, Filosofeeraava ylioppilas, Lapin kesä and Päivän laskiessa. Come and experience the charisma of this Finnish legend live!

Esa Heikkilä, conductorVesa-Matti Loiri, vocalsPeter Lerche, guitar

Friday 6 November 2015 at 1:00 pm Friday 6 November 2015 at 7:00 pm Sibelius Hall

TICKETS €32–25 adults/€27–22 pensionersDay concerts €24.50–19.50 adults and pensioners

100 YEARS

LEGEND ON STAGE

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Lahti City Theatre

The Lahti region has dozens of interesting museums, where one can explore the history of skiing, television, art, local region, military medicine, aviation, or even fishing.

History & Art

Draw now! The Art Museums of Lahti and Rovaniemi invited all Finnish artists and artists living in Finland to participate in an extensive modern drawing exhibition called Draw Now!

Draw Now! showcases drawing at this spe-cific point in time, and it is open to any approach imaginable, including artistic drawing, animations,

performances or something completely different. Lahti Art Museum 9.11. 2015–21.1.2016

Among other things, the Orimattila Art Museum includes the collections of the Ilmari and Toini Wall-Hakala Art Foundation, as well as the exhibition "Erkkos from Orimattila" pre-

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Theatre Vanha Juko

Lahti Art Museum

© Jussi-Pekka Parviainen

senting the life of brothers J.H., Eero and Rudolf Elias Erkko. Ilmari Wall-Hakala's collection of the art of the 1800s and 1900s includes 173 paintings and drawings, 41 sculptures and etched plates. Among other things, the collection includes paintings by Akseli Gallén-Kallela, Albert Edelfelt and Helene Schjärfbäck.

CATS The wild cats from the streets of London that many people love will conquer Lahti when Andrew Lloyd Webber’s musical Cats returns to Finland. Faded fake fur will be a thing of the past when the poems of T.S. Eliot come to life with the help of movement, circus and visual fireworks. www.lahdenkaupunginteatteri.fi

Orimattila Local History Museum The Local History Museum located right in the centre of Orimattila is a farmhouse museum, whose nine different buildings feature objects related to everyday life in the farmhouse in the 1800s and early 1900s.

State Ballet on Ice The Sibelius Hall stage will be covered with actual ice in March when the danc-ers of the St. Petersburg State Ballet on Ice pre-sent scenes from Swan Lake and the Nutcracker.St. Petersburg State Ballet on Ice is the only pro-duction in the world of the classics by the old Russian masters that is done on ice. The dancers include a large number of former figure skating world champions. Swan Lake 5.3.2016

Travel in time to the history of motorcy-cling Located at a beautiful place on the shore of Lake Vesijärvi, the museum has a unique col-lection of around a hundred bikes including reg-ular bikes, racing bikes as well as unique, old and rare bikes. There is a stylish Ace Corner café- restaurant in connection with the museum. It is part of the legendary Ace Cafe London chain. Guided tours for groups available.

Stand up nights at Vanha Juko Juko Comedy Club introduces three top comedians at a time on the stage of theatre Vanha Juko.

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Blomqvist – Helminen – Keinonen – PuurtinenMYrskYLUODON MAIJAA touching musical about survivaland a lifelong loveDirected by Jukka Keinonentickets 48 € - 26 € / www.lippu.fi starting at 23 €Ticket office, tel. 0600 30 5757 (€1.53/min+ local call charge, available only in Finland)Group sales, tel. +358 (0)3 752 6000Intermission catering tel. +358 (0)3 782 6474www.lahdenkaupunginteatteri.fiLAHTI CITY THEATRE

MUSEUMS & GALLERIES

LAHTIArt Center TaarastiTaarastintie 6Atelier-Gallery Teemu KaskiVehkosillantie 100Open by appointmentBank Gallery of VesijärviArtwork in natureFinnish Canoeing Museumwww.lahdenmuseot.fiGallery Aila SeppäläKauppakatu 2 AGallery Keijo MalkkiAleksanterinkatu 33Gallery NuovoMariankatu 16Gallery Oyoy Päijänteenkatu 3Gallery Pro PuuSatamakatu 2 AGallery RemranttiRautatiekatu 18Heritage Estate KaivolaPitkätie 195Open by appointmentMoped MuseumSaanakatu 14

Hägg s museum of taxidermyHäggintie 28Open by appointmentPäijät-Häme Aeronautical MuseumLentotie 89Tupala's House Museumwww.lahdenmuseot.fi Open by appointment

HARTOLAItä-Häme Museum Koskipää Manor House

HOLLOLAAtelier Asta Pulkkinen Hollolan kk. (open by appointment)Atelier-Gallery HonkalinnaHonkalinnankuja 5 Atelier Lauri TervoVanha Messiläntie 8Gallery Timo JakolaHakamaantie 4, KukkilaHollola Old Homestead Museum www.lahdenmuseot.fiHämeenkoski Old Homestead MuseumKeskustie 38

Museum of Military MedicineOpen by appointment:[email protected] Old Homestead Museum Anttilantie 7Lahti Art MuseumVesijärvenkatu 11 ALahti Historical MuseumLahdenkatu 4Motorbike MuseumVeistämönkatu 1Simolan Taide ja KehysHollolankatu 10Uusi KipinäKymintie 1Ulpukka Vesijärvi harbourSatamakatu 9

ASIKKALAAntti’s Car MuseumVesivehmaantie 308Art Attic Taidevintti Kanavatie 17Art Barn HirvonenHäkäläntie 10 AAsikkala Old Homestead Museum Kirkkotie

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DID YOU KNOW?  At museum shops, you can get personal gifts for a special anniversary or very current party dec-orations. Museum shops in Lahti are located at the Lahti Historical Museum and the Art Museum.

Soile Yli-Mäyry Art CastleErkontie 8, 16300 Orimattila

Tel. +358 (0)40 829 3512, +358 (0)3 7778117Open on Sundays 12 am - 5 pm, other times by

appointment, 5.7.-2.8. open every day 12 am - 5 pm www.soileyli-mayry.com

Rautatienkatu 13, Lahtiwww.teatterivanhajuko.fiwww.lippu.fi

CLUB IS OPEN FOR ALL AGES!*Separate bar area

Ankkurikatu 7, 15140 LAHTIFinlandia-klubi.fi

KÄRKÖLÄHuovila Park www.karkola.fiKärkölä Old Homestead Museumwww.karkola.fi

ORIMATTILAOrimattila Old Homestead Museum www.orimattila.fiOpen by appointmentOrimattilan Bottle Museumwww.orimattilanpullomuseo.netOrimattila Art Museum Lahdentie 65Soile Yli-Mäyry's Art CastleErkontie 8

PADASJOKIAla-Savi ArtSavintie 228Gallery PikanttiKeskustie 16Gallery Ars ArrakoskiTevännintieKahden kauppa Nyystöläntie 231

Padasjoki Old Homestead Museum Open by appointmentTorittu's Blacksmith MuseumOpen by appointmentwww.torittu.fi

SYSMÄSysmä Old Homestead MuseumOpen by appointmentFinland Accordion MuseumOpen by appointmentSysmä St. Olav's ChurchOpen by appointment

More tipsfrom

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Café Oskari

The farm shop at Okeroinen Mill sells sev-eral types of fresh flour in packages of different sizes as well as other farm produce. The flour is ground and packaged weekly, depending on the demand. The mill adds no additives to its flour. www.kinnarintila.fi/okeroisten-myllypuoti

TryffDeli You can find wild truffle and mush-room treats from Lahti at the Deli-Café TryffDeli in Lahti. While smelling and tasting truffle prod-ucts, it’s a good idea to also have a cup of coffee or some lunch soup.

VellamoMenu serves tastes of Päijät-Häme and seasonal delicacies from local ingredients in Lahti and the surrounding areas. The main ingredients

The Lahti region is full of wonderful restaurants and local specialties. Päijät-Häme cuisine has always utilised the plentiful bounty of the lakes and forests: pike-perch, lavaret and vendace as well as mushrooms and game.

Local delicacies

of the menu come directly from local farms, fish-ermen and producers. Each VellamoMenu restau-rant plans its own special menu based on these ingredients. www.vellamomenu.fi

Fresh bread When on holiday, it is nice to try out the local breads. You could try, for example, the excellent rye breads of Sinuhe, Villähteen leipä, Pullapojat, Villähteen Leipä or Oululainen. Or fall in love with Sysmä s famous ryebread.

The Lahti bakery specialises in rye bread, and the well-known Oululainen rye bread, Jälkiuuni-leipä, was created in Lahti after the wars.

Washing the food down Beverages made from the Salpausselkä groundwater by Hartwall are

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Charming restaurant and

Finnish gastronomy

Rautatienkatu 7, 15100 Lahti

Tel. +358 (0)10 279 [email protected]

www.roux.fi

Bus Burger

Mon-Thu FriSat Sun

Aleksanterinkatu 14, Lahti Reservations

tel. +358 (0)20 1234 654

OURFAMILYRESTAURANT!

excellent with food. Genuine local beverages are also available at Brewery & Distillery Teer-enpeli. You can taste berry wines made from the farm’s own berries at Vineyard Pihamaa. The farm cultivates all sorts of plants, such as straw-berry, raspberry and currants.

Meronen Maatila-Liha farm store Eggs by Pynnönen, bread by Salminen, cheeses from Mäkelän Tilajuustola, smoked products from own smoking oven and self-made sausages. These and other delicacies can be purchased from the Merosen Maatila-Liha farm store. The main part of the products are from their own pigs.

Excellent flour Vääksyn Mylly manufactures 69 products. In addition to the mill’s own products, the mill shop sells genuine Finnish rye bread from the best manufacturers.

Keinuhonka Farm at Auttoinen in Padas-joki houses lifestyle shop Suvimarja where you can buy not only interior decoration items but also fashion, jewellery and accessories. Above Suvimarja, you will find Navettamarketti, a local food shop that offers the farm's own meat pro-duce, produce of other local farmers and organic food products.

French Village Shop The shelves of the French village shop at Vääksy are loaded with French del-icacies, which are not available in ordinary shops. Here you can find various truffle products, an unfathomable amount of goose liver and pâtés. At the café, you can try freshly baked apple tarts.

Bus Burger serves great hamburgers and gen-uine American feeling. You can eat your burger in a US school bus.

Sahti is ancient Finnish home-brewed beer that is still being made in Hartola. People still make sahti for Christmas, Midsummer and wed-dings. Many people make it in their own sauna, while others buy the wort and brew the beer in their basement.

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CAFÉSLAHTIAlex Food & CaféDepartment store SokosArnold's café Shopping Center TrioBakery-Café Ruisranne Maitotie 4Café Annika Lahti Market HallCafé Charlotta www.cafecharlotta.fiCafé Heliopolis Rakokiventie 10Café and Patisserie KahvitarKukkastie 33Cafe Karirantawww.vesijarvenvanha-asema.fiCafé Laurell Lahtiwww.laurell.fi Café MeaManna www.meamanna.fi Café OskariHämeenkatu 17Café Picnic www.picnic.fiCafé Sinuhe www.sinuhe.fiCafé Vaarin Kahvila Lahti Market HallCafé Walimo www.wanhawalimo.fi

Ciao! Caffe Shopping center TrioHelena HomebakeryLahti SquereLunch Café Sokuri Ullankankaantie 1Okeroisten Mylly puoti and summer café Kotipellontie 46Coffee and Tea room Renessanssiwww.facebook.com/kahvijateehuoneRobert s Coffee Aleksanterinkatu 13Sinuhe Bakery Café www.sinuhe.fiTryffDeli Vapaudenkatu 8Käsityö- ja kirjakavila VekkariTimpurintie 2Villähteen Leipä Leipätie 70

ASIKKALAGrilli-Kahvio Elvi s Asikkalantie 1Kanava HomebakeryAleksintie 1MajakkapaviljonkiÄmmäläntie 18Ranskalainen kyläkauppaVesijärventie 1Viipurilainen Café & Deli Pasolanharjuntie 1

HARTOLAHartola Pullapaja CaféKeskustie 59Café-Restaurant TaukotupaPohjolanraitintie 9Kaija’s Home Café and StoreKeskustie 48Koitin Kuppila CaféKoitintie 1239

HOLLOLACafé and Patisserie Pulla-Pojatwww.pulla-pojat.fi Café Anitan Pulla Kauppakatu 6Café-Restaurant KoskikartanoTampereentie 636Pioni ja piironkiSoramänetie 1

KÄRKÖLÄ Café TähkäKirkkotie 20

ORIMATTILACafé Misako Hevostie 1Café-Kiosk Sarin nurkkaTönnönkoskentie 2

Experiences and lifeAt Mukkula Manor, you can arrange any important

event: a large or small party, a versatile event, a successful meeting or a get-together.

Niemenkatu 30, 15240 [email protected] Tel. +358 50 356 1110

www.mukkulankartano.fi

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Café and Patisserie MarenkiErkontie 13Kehräämö Café Pakaantie 1Café Kuumakuppi Kärrytie 4Café Leipurinkulma Erkontie 12Set Café Erkontie 3

PADASJOKICafé-Restaurant Modettiwww.modetti.fi

SYSMÄCafé Paahtimo Sysmäntie 38Cafe and store RantarysäOnkiniementie 8Lintan KammariSysmäntie 16PinxinmäkiSuopellontie 644Art Paradise CaféVääksyntie 2152

RESTAURANTSLAHTIAmarillo Aleksanterinkatu 10

Casseli Borupinraitti 4El Toro Mariankatu 8Great Wall Aleksanterinkatu 1Homefood LauantaiKarisma shopping centreHua Du Rautatienkatu 11Huviretki/ Hotel CumulusVapaudenkatu 24Jonel Thai Vapaudenkatu 15Kirti Maya Vuorikatu 24Kiveriön kievari Kiveriönkatu 34Little Italy Rautatienkatu 21, 2nd floorManhattan Steak HouseVapaudenkatu 22 / Trio HansaRestaurant Ailin Mestarintie 1Restaurant HimnadiVuorikatu 35Restaurant Lokki Jalkarannantie 19

Restaurant Lucky House Karjalankatu 1 Hämeenkatu 9Restaurant MartinaAleksanterinkatu 23Restaurant MomentoKarisma shopping centerRestaurant Möysä Viipurintie 2 Restaurant Pancho Villawww.panchovilla.fiRestaurant PulcinellaHämeenkatu 21 Restaurant Seurahuone Aleksanterinkatu 14Restaurant Siipiravintola Rautatienkatu 15Restaurant TaivaanrantaRautatienkatu 13Restaurant TurkinpippuriPekkalantie 20Restaurant Voitto Salpausselänkatu 8 Rosso Aleksanterinkatu 16Roux Rautatienkatu 7Santa Fé Aleksanterinkatu 10

The Viking milieu at Harald takes you and your friends to the age of the Vikings, where food and drink are the centrepiece of the feast. Gastronomes are welcome to be served at our tables – by the boatload, if necessary! We offer all kinds of treats, from small delicacies to deserts

- experiences available for the seeker of quick thrills or a larger feast for the seasoned hunter.

Our menu caters to the friends of game, fish and vege-tarian dishes. One of our specialties is a dish server partly from a sword or shield, in accordance with the Viking spirit. In addition, you can fill your goblet with aromatic wines and exotic beers.

Viikinkiravintola HaraldVesijärvenkatu 24, 15140 LahtiTel. +358 (0)44 766 8400Open daily. Check out our opening hours from www.ravintolaharald.fi

Viking restaurant Harald

Free WiFi

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Cafe KarirantaPassenger Harbour,Satamakatu 9Tel. +358 (0)3 751 1763Open dailyIn the wintertime 9–18 In the summertime 9–20www.kariranta.fi

Handicraft Shop UlpukkaSatamakatu 9Tel. +358 (0)3 734 5364In the wintertime 10–18In the summertime 10–19www.ulpukka.fi

Cafe Kariranta and Handicraft Shop Ulpukka serve customers in the old but beautifully restored station building at Lahti Passenger Harbour all year round.

Cafe Kariranta is one of the most intimate cafes in Lahti. The hostesses offer fresh savoury and sweet pastries baked onsite. Cafe Kariranta's

famous cinnamon buns are guaranteed to be the largest in Lahti!

Handicraft Shop Ulpukka offers a large selection of Finnish high-quality handicraft products: ceram-ics, glass, knitwear, woven fabric, wood products, jewellery, cards, etc.

Cafe Kariranta and Handicraft Shop Ulpukka

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Restaurant on the lakeshoreCasseli, nestling close to the Sibelius Hall on the shore of Lake Vesijärvi, is a high-quality dining and social res-taurant with its own distinctive atmosphere. It stands on the site of the old Lahti Glass Factory.

The impressive restaurant building was con-structed in 1999, but its architectural style is the same as in the Glass Factory of the 1920s. The res-taurant gives splendid views straight onto Lake Vesi-järvi. Its large windows integrate the winter landscape into the dining experience.

On weekdays, Casseli serves á la carte lunch and a delicious buffet lunch. In its range of dishes, inter-national cuisine meets up with traditional Finnish culinary art. The wine list changes with the seasonal menus to complement the culinary delight.The res-taurant was awarded the recognition plates of the Chaine des Rotisseurs in autumn 2006. Casseli is at its best in the evening before a concert; for a busi-ness lunch; for lunch with a friend; or as a celebration and meeting restaurant for a company.

Restaurant CasseliBorupinraitti 4Tel. +358 (0)104 225 [email protected], www.casseli.fi

Restaurant Pianois available on order in the wintertime.

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Spaghetteria Mamma MariaVapaudenkatu 10Sports Centre PajulahtiPajulahdentie 167 Sport Restaurant SeiväsVapaudenkatu 16, 2nd floorToros Tex-Mex RestaurantHämeenkatu 21Trattoria SeurahuoneAleksanterinkatu 14Viking Restaurant HaraldVesijärvenkatu 24 Wanha Walimo Vesijärvenkatu 25Restaurant YlämummoAleksanterinkatu 26

ASIKKALAKanavan Kunkku Kanavantie 17, VääksyHotel Tallukka Tallukantie 1Majakka Pavilion Kanavalahti, Vääksy

HARTOLAGasthaus KoskenniemiKoskenniementie 66Mersin Pizzeria Keskustie 52Hartola's Golf RestaurantKaikulantie 79

Hartolan Hovi Keskustie 56la Kar de Mumma Keskustie 2Linna-hotelli Kaikulantie 86Peltosen Torppa Peltosentie 1Wanha Matkis Kirkkotie 4

HOLLOLAManor House Messilä Messiläntie 308, MessiläRestaurant KunnantupaParinpellontie 19Soramäen Pirtti Tiilikankaantie 1

KÄRKÖLÄSuivalan Pitokartanowww.suivalanpitokartano.netTammenportti Course Centre(groups by appointment) Vaahalantie 63, Järvelä

ORIMATTILALakitupa Orionaukio 2 AOrimattilan Wanha MestariErkontie 12Restaurant Jukkis Fork OyKäkeläntie 9

Restaurant Tehdas Pakaantie 1Chinese Restaurant New Beijing Erkontie 2

PADASJOKIInn Aijakka Kylänraitti 22, AuttoinenInn Onnenmyyrä Haukkatie 3, Nyystölä

SYSMÄHotel R estaurant Uoti www.uoti.netPizza & Kebab FantasiaSysmäntie 43Rantaterassi Vellamontie 4Restaurant Kivilinnawww.ravintolakivilinna.fi

PUBS & BARSLAHTIAmarillo Bar Aleksanterinkatu 10Bar Ailin Mestarintie 1Bar Armas Vapaudenkatu 13Bar & Bistro Seurahuone Aleksanterinkatu 14

Restaurant Voitto• A scenic restaurant seating 120 customers• Cafe Voitto and an outdoor terrace in the summertime• Extensive catering services for everyday life or parties

Lahti Sports Centre, FI-15810 [email protected] • www.fazer.fi/voitto

Rautatienkatu 21, Lahti • www.ravintolametro.fi

Beer pub • Jazz basement

Pub atmosphere and entertainment for adults. The most extensive selection of beers in Lahti.

Weekly jazz and blues music nights.

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Savontie 409 Tel. +358 (0)44 764 199 www.busburger.fi

ATMOSPHERIC RESTAURANT (by reservation)

Savontie 715, Heinlammi, 15230 Lahti Tel. +358 (0) 400 611 025 • www.kaapinlahteenkievari.fi

Savontie 409 Puh. 044 764 199 www.busburger.fi

TUNNELMALLINEN TILAUSRAVINTOLA

Savontie 715, Heinlammi, 15230 Lahti Puh. 0400 611 025 • www.kaapinlahteenkievari.fi

AMERICAN STYLE DINER

STEAK HOUSESINCE 1986

BEST STEAKS IN TOWN

www.manhat tansteakhouse. f i

Vapaudenkatu 22 / Trio HansaLahti Tel. (03) 7341 724

Open: Mon-Thu 10.30-21.00,Fri-Sat 10.30-23.00, Sun 12.00-18.00

230 seats, fully licencedWELCOME!

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Bar CheriAleksanterinkatu 25 ABar Club ChicagoVesijärvenkatu 11 Bar Hanhenpoika Rautatienkatu 7Bar Hiidenkivi Rautatienkatu 28 Bar Metro Rautatienkatu 21Bar Pikku Hanhi Vapaudenkatu 18Bar Tirra Loviisankatu8Bar Torvi Loviisankatu8Bar Wanha MestariAleksanterinkatu 23Beer Restaurant TeerenpeliVapaudenkatu 20Brygga Citybar Aleksanterinkatu 9Dublin Irish Pub Vapaudenkatu 16El Banco Aleksanterinkatu 10Jackalope Vesijärvenkatu 22Public Corner Aleksanterinkatu 10 BPub Setä Samuli Kankolankatu 1Ten Dollars SaloonVapaudenkatu 22

Yöhuvipuisto TivoliVapaudenkatu 13

ASIKKALAHighway Hill SaloonPadasjoentie 58Mani-baariNuoramoistentie 2 Pub KaprokkiAniantie 2

HARTOLAPeten PubVuorenkyläntie 2101

HOLLOLABar StarKeskustie 29

KÄRKÖLÄPub Alan MestaHähkäniementie 1

SYSMÄ Sysmän Matka-BaariSysmäntie 51

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Mariankatu 8, Lahti Tel. +358 (0)3 782 5388

www.eltoro.fiAleksanterinkatu 10, Lahti Tel. +358 (0)44 7486 380

www.amarillo.fi

The very bestof steaks!

Las PalmasRautatienkatu 15 Lahti www.laspalmaslahti.fiLas Palmas

Pop Up

karaokeravintola

KARAOKEALL THE TIME

Tue-Sun from 02 pm to 02 am

From long lunches to late goodbyes

Open: Mon-Thu 11–22, Fri 11–23, Sat 12–23, Sun 12–22

Tex-Mex Restaurant

Hämeenkatu 21, 15110 Lahti Tel. +358 (0)3 721 2122

www.torostexmex.com

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The best burgers in townAn actor Iikka Forss and his recommen-dations for the best burgers in the region.

1. Restaurant Capo2. Burger Bus

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Sibelius Hall

Lahti Passenger Harbour has been called the public living room of Lahti. It is the stage of many events in the summer and winter. In the wintertime, Lake Vesijärvi becomes the townspeople’s own outdoor sports centre: people ice fish, skate, trip skate and ski on the ice. You can also see ice surfers when it is windy.

the home-baked tasty delicacies of Cafe Kariranta in the old train station building. Cafe Kariranta’s famous cinnamon buns are guaranteed to be the largest in Lahti.

Wood architecture at Vesijärvi Passen-ger Harbour The surroundings of the Lahti

Restaurant Casseli Casseli is a high-class di ning restaurant right next to the Sibelius Hall. The restaurant offers a great view of Lake Vesijärvi. The menu and matching wine list are renewed three times per year.

Scent of coffee all year round You should try

Passenger harbour

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Passenger Harbour is a Mecca for wood architec-ture enthusiasts. A complete wood arc hitecture park is being constructed close to the Sibelius Hall. The harbour area includes four sites of the themed park: a lighted bus stop designed by Japanese Kengo Kuma and a wooden spiral designed by Australian Richard Leplastier, Café Piano Pavilion designed by Swedish Gert Win-gårdh and the changing hut designed by Aus-trian Hermann Kaufmann.

Sibelius Hall The window’s of Lahti’s pride, the flagship of modern Finnish wood construction, Congress and Concert Centre Sibelius Hall spar-kle right next to Lake Vesijärvi. The heart of the house, the tall Forest Hall, combines the large music hall building to the Carpentry Factory dating back to the beginning of the 20th century. The renovated lakeside hall hou ses a pleasant restaurant.

Piano Pavilion The flagship of the wood archi-tecture park, Café Piano Pavilion was designed by architect Gert Wingårdh. The stunningly beau-tiful café manufactured from wood and glass is partially on top of the lake at the Lahti Passen-ger Harbour. Piano Pavilion’s doors are open daily during the summer, starting on 1.5.

Wood design at ProPuu ProPuu Association of Lahti was established in 1997. It is a guild and meeting place for cabinet makers, designers and other wood sector professionals. ProPuu is located in Tikkula, a former matchstick fac-tory at the Lahti Passenger Harbour. The won-derful building houses the association’s gallery, store, offices, designers’ workspaces and a car-penter’s shop.

Lanu Sculpture Park The sculpture park of artist and professor Olavi Lanu (1925–2015) is located within a walking distance from the Pas-senger Harbour in the Kariniemi Park. Twelve human figures manufactured from reinforced concrete have been placed in the wonderful lakeside nature.

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Harbour servicesLAHTIVesijärvi Passenger Harbour includes guest boat berths, piers for scheduled service ships/char-ter ships, restaurants, cafes, a handicraft store, a gallery and naturally the Sibelius Hall. Teivaa Harbour includes guest boat berths, cara-van places, a restaurant, vacuum devices for port-able toilets, a household waste management point, electricity outlets, water, showers, lavatories, a washing machine, a boat ramp, boating equip-ment and a swimming beach for dogs. Niemi Harbour includes guest boat berths, a fuel outlet, a restaurant, a household and hazard-ous waste management point, vacuum devices for portable toilets, an ice dispenser, electricity out-lets, water, showers, lavatories and two boat ramps.

ASIKKALAKanavalahti Harbour (Lake Päijänne side) includes guest boat berths, a fuel outlet, a res-taurant, a store, a waste management point, vac-uum devices for portable toilets, electricity outlets, drinking water, showers, lavatories, a washing machine, a barbecue hut and boating equipment.

HOLLOLAKirkkolahti Harbour (Hollola Parish Village) in the Hollola parish village includes guest boat berths, lavatories and a beach. Messilä Harbour includes guest boat berths, accommodation, a camping area, a restaurant, a store, a household and hazardous waste man-agement point, vacuum devices for portable toi-lets, an electricity outlet, drinking water, showers, lavatories, a washing mac hine, a barbecue hut.

PADASJOKIPadasjoki Laivaranta Harbour includes café-restaurant, guest boat berths, seasonal boat berths, electric outlets, an information desk, a household waste management point, vacuum devices for port-able toilets, drinking water, a restaurant, lavatories, showers, a washing machine, a fuel outlet, a chil-dren’s playground, a store and two boat ramps.

SYSMÄSuopelto harbour includes guest boat berths, a fuel outlet, a septic tank emptying point, a water outlet and a café.Kirkonkylä harbour includes café-restaurant, showers, a washing machine, seasonal berths, a septic tank and a water outlet.

Find out

more information

about harbour

services from

www.lahtiregion.fi

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CRUISES & RENTAL BOATSJ-Team s LineTel. +358 (0)44 075 3000Lassen RetketTel. +358 (0)50 049 9599Padasjoen Laiva OyTel. +358 (0)40 035 1959Päijänne Risteilyt Hilden OyTel. +358 (0)10 320 8820Super Safari OyTel. +358 (0)40 506 1284 Tapio Sillfors Tel. +358 (0)50 440 7660M/S Jenni-MariaTel. +358 (0)40 505 5560M/S SamanttaTel. +358 (0)40 049 2470M/S Suvitähti II, LahtiTel. +358 (0)45 605 4340M/S Happy Days, LahtiTel. +358 (0)50 042 9454

CHARTER TRANSPORTPadasjoen Venepalvelut OyTel. +358 (0)40 825 9644Royal Line Oy Tel. +358 (0)50 388 8032

FISHING SERVICESEnsKala - place to fish for kidsTel. +358 (0)3 888 6680Etelä-Päijänteen Fishing Permits MajakkapaviljonkiTel. +358 (0)3 766 2008 Etelä-PäijänneFishing ServicesTel. +358 (0)44 030 3837Fish Sale Eero KoivulaTel. +358 (0)40 079 7102Hammonjoki Tel. +358 (0)40 012 4051Haukikoira Oy Tel. +358 (0)50 62811Kalanmyynti Eero Koivula Tel. +358 (0)40 079 7102Kilpilohi Oy Tel. +358 (0)3 7172 799Lahden Perhokalastajat Ry Tel. +358 (0)40 132 5774Lohimesta OyTel. +358 (0)40 510 1232Mikontori (fishing trips)Tel. +358 (0)40 084 4275PiilostenniemiTel. +358 (0)40 084 6426

Ritaniemen raputilaTel. +358 (0)40 035 3588Ruuhijärven riistapihaTel. +358 (0)40 054 7291Taivasalla OyTel. +358 (0)44 071 1711Tainionvirran koskikalastusTel. +358 (0)3 716 1268Troutdoor eräpajaTel. +358 (0)40 049 4667

CANOEINGJoutjärven Canoeing CenterTel. +358 (0)40 412 0374Lassen retketTel. +358 (0)50 049 9599Linna Hotelliwww.linnahotelli.fiMaahisen Muki ja Mela Tel. +358 (0)50 569 6117Padasjoen Latu ryTel. +358 (0)50 084 2606 Vesisamoilijat ryTel. +358 (0)40 412 0374

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When are we going ice skating? There are plenty of skiing tracks and tobogganing hills, and there's no shortage of ice rinks either. There is at least one ice rink in all of the region's munici-palities, which means that there are dozens of rinks! And don't forget the lakes – you can also skate on natural ice. Just grab a picnic lunch and head for the lake.

Skating, skiing, snowboarding Messilä is located in Hollola, approximately eight kilometres from Lahti. At wintertime, slalom skiers, snow-boarders and Telemark skiers storm to the biggest slopes in southern Finland. There is also a sepa-rate slope for children. Messilä includes a skiing school and a ski rental and servicing point. There are a street and a half-pipe for snowboarders.

Things to do for kidsHorse riding The Lahti area also has beauti-ful landscapes for horse riding. The Stable of Messilä Manor, among others, organises horse riding courses for riders of all levels and ages year-round. In addition to traditional riding, in the Lahti area you can also enjoy riding treks on Icelandic horses. The treks are suitable both for horse riders and for those who are interested in hiking in the wild. Icelandic horses with their small size and strength are excellent for cross-country riding.

Climbing for the entire family! In Lahti at YogaROCKS, you can try out how high you can climb a wall. There are several climbing walls for beginners and more skilled climbers at YogaROCKS. Bouldering is a challenging and fun way of climbing that is becoming more and more

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Ice fishing

popular. The climbers do not use any safety har-nesses; instead, safety is ensured by placing thick padding underneath the wall. Wall climbing is a sport suitable for children and adults alike. If you have not climbed before, an instructor will show you the ropes.

The Christmas Wonderland introduces local sports clubs and the activity of organisations, and inspires people to move. The target group of this free event consists of families, children and all people young at heart. The outdoor event is organised as a Christmas trail circling around the ski jumping hills of Lahti's Sports Centre. The event is free of charge. Christmas Land on 1.12.2015 from 5 to 7 pm at the Lahti Sports Centre.

The Lahti Children's Winter Carnival will be held already for the 33th time. The carnival pro-gram offers a wide and varied overview of cul-tural skills of the children from the Päijät-Häme region. There will be music, theatre, dance, work-shops, movies and a lot of other nice activities for the whole family. Lahti Children’s Winter Carni-val 23.1.–7.2.2016

The Family Park at Kaarikatu 26 is a place for the entire family, with experiences both outdoors and indoors. The park includes slides, climbing equipment, a traffic town, cottages for hobbies and a fortress. In the wintertime, there are fro-zen slides and an ice-skating rink in the Family Park. There is easy access to skiing tracks from the park. Entrance free of charge.

Things to do for kids

DID YOU KNOW? The Laune Central Park of more than ten hectares has been constructed close to the entrance to the city on the fields of Laune. The construction was started a little less than 35 years ago when the City Council deci-ded in its 75th anniversary meeting to build an outdoor living room for children and youth of Lahti. The park has been growing ever since, offering free experiences for all of its guests.

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Lahti Bowling Alley Lahti Bowling Alley at the edge of the Laune Central Park offers a new arena for all types of bowling, from children’s birthday parties to glow bowling evenings and company bowling excursions to international bowling tour-naments. There are twenty fully renovated alleys.

Parkour in a Park Lahti has invested in park-our by constructing a parkour park to Laune. The park contains climbing frames and various obsta-cles that can be used for practicing. Parkour is a manoeuvring discipline, originating from the sub-urbs of Paris, which is becoming more and more popular amongst the youth.

A tobogganing region! Since the Lahti region is in the Salpausselkä ridge area, we have excellent tobogganing hills. They are everywhere, and the longest and wildest of them all in Lahti is in Laune Family Park. Depending on how much snow there is, the slide is open from December until March.

Horse riding

Tobogganing

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Excellent parking garage at the heart of the city. Kauppakatu 18, FI-15140 Lahti www.kauppakeskussyke.fi

Everything at your fingertips

at Mall Syke.

TORNI: Tiilimäenkatu 9, Lahti • LAUNE: Saksalankatu 6, Lahti (on the ground floor of Shopping Centre Valo) PAAVOLA: Kauppakatu 16, Lahti • NASTOLA: Lankatie 2 • LUHTA TOWER CAFÉ: Tiilimäenkatu 9, Lahti For more detailed information, please visit: www.luhta.fi

-70%-50%Store full of

SUPER bargains!

Don’t forget to check outamazing Luhta Torni

scenic café!

-40%

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The Lahti region are a true paradise for shoppers offering tailor-made evening evening gowns, Italian style, American classics and original collections by Finnish designers. There are plenty of stores to choose from both in Lahti and in the surrounding municipalities for those interested in interior decoration.

Charm of small boutiques There is a cluster of small fashion boutiques in downtown Lahti. The downtown boutiques offer everything from global top brands to tailor-made suits. Most of the boutiques sell clothes and also matching shoes, bags and accessories.

Factory outlet centre You can do afforda-ble shopping in several factory outlets in the Lahti region. Fashion is available at the Naisten

Pukutehdas in Hollola, fashion outlet Megamyynti Arena in Orimattila and Luhta in Lahti and Nas-tola. If you like candles, you should stop by at the factory outlet of Maria Drockila in Orimat-tila or the Finnmari store in Hollola. You can get a pair of new shoes from the Montra outlet and Tepsut in Hollola.

Malls and shopping streets Mall Trio in down-town Lahti includes more than a hundred speciality

Shopping

Lavanda di Venzone

More shopping

places at

lahtiregion.fi/en

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stores, and other downtown stores are within a walking distance from the mall. Valo includes many interesting stores as well.

Karisma offers a balanced combination of clothing, sports, specialty shops and services, bringing to the same context the daily selection of a large hypermarket.

Furnishing treasures There are several inte-rior decoration stores in the Lahti region that are worth visiting, such as the legendary Lauran kauppa in Vääksy and Pioni & Piironki in Aut-toinen, Padasjoki. Hollola offers the charming Pian Makasiini – all full of surprises.

Tax Free Citizens from outside of the EU are enti-tled to Tax Free shopping in Finland in the con-dition that the purchases are made in a Tax Free eligible store and the sum of purchases is at least 40 Euros. When the traveller leaves the EU area, he/she will receive the product’s purchase tax, which is, depending on the product, 16 percent at the most. Read more at: www.global-blue.com

Kehräämö is a lively shopping and entertain-ment centre in downtown Orimattila. Kehräämö offers unique art, fashion, delicious food, can-dles, arts and craft as well as interior decora-tion and gift items.

Kehräämö also houses a stone jewellery shop, a day spa, a lunch café, a restaurant, a bed linen factory outlet and several speciality stores.

Wanha Vääksy The old downtown area of Vääksy is a place worth visiting. There are ver-satile high quality shopping opportunities rang-ing from bran and flour to gnomes and lamps. You can also buy furniture or cloth, and have a coffee or ice cream.

Kinnari Farm Pioni ja Piironki store at Kinnari Farm offers a wonderful milieu and delicacies made from the farm's own flour in the cafe's own ovens. You can buy fresh pastries from flour made at the farm's own mill and a variety of interior dec-oration and gift products.

Shopping

Puoti

Petit St. Louis

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CAR PARTSKiveriön Auto-osaTel. +358 (0)3 733 5440 Hirsimetsäntie 7, LahtiOpen Mon-Fri 8-17, Sat 9-13www.kiverionauto-osa.fiSaksalan TeboilTel. +358 (0)10 778 8120Vanhanradankatu 4, LahtiOpen Mon-Fri 5.30–19, Sat 8–16

ESTATE AGENTOP-Kiinteistökeskus estate agents Tel. +358 (0)10 256 7700Aleksanterinkatu 20, LahtiOpen Mon-Fri 9.30–16.30

FASHIONby MarjaVapaudenkatu 8, LahtiOpen Mon-Fri 11–17.30 Sat 10–14www.bymarja.comKimiTel. +358 (0)3 734 0437 Rautatienkatu 18, LahtiOpen Mon-Fri 11–18 Sat 10.30–14

MatruskaTel. +358 (0)44 238 1634Koritie 2A, VillähdeOpen Mon-Fri 10–17.30 Sat-Sun 10–14.30www.matruska.fi

SOMETHING DELICIOUSArnolds Bakery & Coffee Shop Trio Aleksanterinkatu 18, LahtiOpen Mon-Fri 7.30-20 Sat 10-18www.arnolds.fiK-Supermarket TRIOAleksanterinkatu 18, LahtiOpen Mon-Fri 8-21 Sat 8-18www.k-supermarket.fi

INTERIOR DECORATION STORESFinnmari Tel. +358 (0)3 873 1120Kynttilätie 2, HollolaHandicraft Shop UlpukkaSatamakatu 9, LahtiOpen daily 10-18

MariMariRautatienkatu 18, LahtiOpen Mon-Fri 10–18, Sat 10–15www.marimari.fiPetit St. LouisRautatienkatu 18, Lahti Open Mon-Fri 11–18, Sat 11–15www.www.saintlouisstore.fiPutiikki 18Rautatienkatu 18, 15110 LahtiTel. +358 (0)3 751 0017Open Mon-Fri 10–17, Sat 11–14Top DEI FashionTel. +358 (0)3 781 1177Rautatienkatu 11, LahtiOpen Mon-Fri 11 –18, Sat 11–15topdeitopfashion.weebly.comVogliaRautatienkatu 18, Lahti Open Mon-Fri 10-17.30, Sat 10-14www.voglia.fiFLEA MARKETSCetoriTel. +358 (0)3 787 9200Saimaankatu 54, LahtiOpen Mon-Fri 10–18 Sat 10–15, Sun 11–15www.cetori.fi

www.bymarja.com

Vapaudenkatu 8, Lahti

Tel. +358 (0)3 589 8580

Mon-Fri 11 am–5.30 pm

Sat 10 am–2 pm

Hirsimetsäntie 7 • 15200 LahtiTеl. (03) 733 5440 • www.kiverionauto-osa.fi

Open Mon-Fri 8 am – 5 pmSat 9 am – 1 pm

Car service

Service station and lunch

Teboil SaksalaVanhanradankatu 4 Tel. +358 (0)10 7788 120Open mon-fri 5.30-19, sat 8-16www.saksalanteboil.fi

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MíllanRautatienkatu 20, 15110 LahtiTel. +358 (0)3 755 9733Open Mon-Fri 10–18, Sat 10–15millanputiikki.fiPiano ja PiironkiTel. +358 (0)40 027 9250Soramäentie 1, Hollola Open Mon-Fri 10-18, Sat 10-16www.kinnarintila.fi/pioni-ja-piironkiVia DecoTel. +358 (0)50 464 2225Rautatienkatu 18, Lahti www.viadeco.fi

LEISUREBowling alleyLauneenkatu 5, Lahti www.lahdenkeilahalli.fiFor opening hours and reservations, please see online.Lahti Karting CenterTel. +358 (0)45 624 0818Valimonkatu 2, LahtiOpen Tue-Fri 14-20 Sat 12-20, Sun 14-18www.lahtikarting.fiLahti City TheatreTickets Tel. +358 (0)600 30 5757Kirkkokatu 14, Lahtiwww.lahdenkaupunginteatteri.fi

Lahti Fair CentreSalpausselänkatu 7, Lahtiwww.lahdenmessut.fiTheatre Vanha JukoRautatienkatu 13teatterivanhajuko.fiSkiCenter Messilä Messiläntie 308, Hollolawww.messila.fiSki Center PurnuvuoriTohtaantie 68, HartolaOpen Thu-Fri 16-21 Sat 10-19, Sun 10-17www.purnu.comSinfonia Lahtiwww. sinfonialahti.fi

OUTLETSFinnmari Kynttilätie 2, HollolaLuhta OutletShopping Centre SykeSaksalankatu 6, LahtiTiilimäenkatu 9, LahtiLankatie 6, Nastola

PHOTOGRAPHER´S STUDIOS Foto RiiheläTel. +358 (0)3 782 2116Aleksanterinkatu 12, LahtiOpen Mon 9–18, Tue-Thu9–17 Fri 9–18, Sat 10–14

SHOPPING CENTRESShopping Centre Syke Kauppakatu 18, LahtiOpen Mon-Fri 7–21, Sat 7–18, Sun 12–18www.kauppakeskussyke.fiShopping Centre TRIO Aleksanterinkatu 18, LahtiOpen Mon-Fri 8–21, Sat 8–18, Sun 12–18www.trio.fi/en/Shopping Centre Valo Saksalankatu 4-6, LahtiOpen Mon-Sun 10–20Store opening hours may differ from the times statedwww.kauppakeskusvalo.fii

SPORT EQUIPMENT & REPAIRJärvisen pyörä ja urheiluTel. +358 (0)3 782 4629Rauhankatu 6, LahtiOpen Mon-Fri 9–18, Sat 19–14www.jarvisenpyora.fi

PHOTOGRAPHER’S STUDIO SINCE 1952 STORE

SINCE 1951

AT THE SAME ADDRESS IN DOWNTOWN LAHTI, ACROSS THE STREET FROM SHOPPING CENTRE SOKOS

ALEKSANTERINKATU 12FI-15110 Lahti WELCOME!

Rauhankatu 6, Lahti | Tel. +358 (0)3 782 4629 | www.jarvisenpyora.fiOpen Mon-Fri 9–18, Sat 19–14

Koritie 2A, VillähdeTel. +358 (0)44 238 1634Open Mon-Fri 10–17.30, Sat-Sun 10–14.30www.matruska.fi

Saimaankatu 54, LahtiTel. +358 (0)3 787 9200Open Mon-Fri 10–18, Sat 10–15, Sun 11–15www.cetori.fi

Saksalankatu 4-6, LahtiOpen Mon-Sun 10 –20Stores´opening times may differ.www.kauppakeskusvalo.fi

Interior and café sensations

WWW.KINNARINTILA.FISORAMÄENTIE 1, HOLLOLA

Open Mon-Fri 10-18 Sat 10-16 Sun 12-16

January closed

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Tel. +358 3 734 0437 Rautatienkatu 18Mon-Fri 10.30 –18

Sat 10.30 –14

Italian fashion

Like us on Facebook:MariMari-Putiikki

MariMariRautatienkatu 18, LahtiOpen Mon-Fri 10–18, Sat 10–15Tel. +358 (0)50 563 5558www.marimari.fi

Rautatienkatu 20, Lahti

DEITOPf a s h i o n

TOP

Rautatienkatu 11Tel. +358 (0)3 781 1177

Mon-Fri 11.00-18.00Sat 11.00-15.00

topdeitopfashion.weebly.com

Interior decoration store & decoration hire

Rautatienkatu 18, Lahti www.viadeco.fi

The steep part of Rautatienkatu street is full of small boutiques and shops

- a genuine shopper's dream!

Rautatienkatu 18

Rautatienkatu 18

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STEAK HOUSESINCE 1986

BEST STEAKS IN TOWN

www.manhat tansteakhouse. f i

Vapaudenkatu 22 / Trio HansaLahti Tel. (03) 7341 724

Open: Mon-Thu 10.30-21.00,Fri-Sat 10.30-23.00, Sun 12.00-18.00

230 seats, fully licencedWELCOME!

/KauppakeskusTrio

Trio Shopping Centre, Aleksanterinkatu 18, FI-15140 Lahti Open Mon–Fri 10 am to 8 pm, Sat 9 am to 6 pm, Sun noon to 6 pm;

opening hours of the stores may vary, see trio.fi

Fashion, speciality stores,

restaurants and cafés.

F hi

THE CITY’S BEST

Bring your car to the city’s most

convenient garage! Trio will compensate you the parking fee for one hour

if you buy something (min. value €5).

Welcome!

You have almost a hundred stores at your disposal at Shopping Centre Trio.

T R I OAleksanterinkatu 18, Lahti, p. 0207 497 500

Palvelemme: ark. 8-21, la 8-18, su 12-18

T R I OAleksanterinkatu 18, Lahti, p. 0207 497 500

Palvelemme: ark. 8-21, la 8-18, su 12-18Aleksanterinkatu 18, Lahti, p. 0207 497 500

Palvelemme: Ma-Pe 8–21, La 8–18, Su 12–18Aleksanterinkatu 18, Lahti, Тел. 0207 497 500

Открыто: пн-пт 8–21, сб 8–18, вс 12–18Aleksanterinkatu 18, Lahti, Tel. 0207 497 500

Open: Mon-Fri 8–21, Sat 8–18, Sun 12–18

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HOTELSLAHTIGuesthouse Little Tundra +358 (0) 400 822 115Hotel Cumulus Lahti +358 (0)3 813 711Scandic Lahti +358 (0)3 339 3911Hotel Grand +358 (0)3 544 00Pajulahti Sporting center+358 (0)3 885 511Solo Sokos Hotel Lahden Seurahuone+358 (0)20 123 4655Forenom House +358 (0)20 198 3420

ASIKKALAHotel Tallukka +358 (0)3 888 81

HARTOLALinna-hotelli www.linnahotelli.fi

HOLLOLAManor Hotel Messilä +358 (0)3 86 011

ORIMATTILAHotel Teltta +358 (0)40 046 4893

SYSMÄHotel Uoti www.uoti.net

OTHER ACCOMMODATIONLAHTIApartment Hotel Aleksi+358 (0)50 049 0500Capitano +358 (0)50 338 8585Casmi Oy +358 (0)40 088 7759Hostel Patria +358 (0)3 782 3783Irma's Bed and Breakfast +358 (0)40 755 9065Koppinen  +358 (0)19 755 349Lahden Pinja +358 (0)50 338 8585Lepola Holiday and Course Centre +358 (0)3 716 9633Mannan mummola +358 (0)40 087 7069Metsola Center Oy +358 (0)40 911 9301

Mukkula Manor www.mukkulankartano.fiVilla Selina +358 (0)3 7188 666

ASIKKALAAntin Juhlatalo+358 (0)44 778 0285Villa Aurinkoranta +358 (0)40 542 3867Mikkolan retkeilymaja+358 (0)3 766 2000Niemimäen juhla- ja mansikkatila +358 (0)3 766 3701Urajärvi Holiday Village+358 (0)3 766 7295Vääksyn Apteekinmajoitus+358(0)40 761 7690

HARTOLAGasthaus - Camping Koskenniemiwww.koskenniemi.comKunkkulan koirakeskuswww.kunkkulankoirakeskus.fiKrouvin Camping www.krouvin.comMotel Väinölä +358 (0)3 716 2275

WELCOME TO YLI-KAITALA!Well-equipped holiday cottages with their own

beaches all around the year (Iitti /Nastola), catering, meeting and programme

services close to Lahti.

• Experience the innova- tive globe-shaped Sam- malsauna, more tradi- tional Kettusauna and an outdoor Jacuzzi, hot tub, the refreshing wa- ter of Lake Kettujärvi.

Tel. +358 500 750 612 | www.yli-kaitala.com

• ATV safaris, skill contests, fishing trips in the rugged scenery of Kymijoki River.

Lahti City

An affordable apartment hotelin the Lahti city centre!

More info: www.forenom.com/lahtiReservations: www.forenom.com,

tel. +358 20 198 3420 or [email protected]

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HOLLOLAGasthaus Salpakievari www.salpakievari.comJokela Manor +358 (0)50 566 7924Kosken Akka +358 (0)44 056 9993Laitiala Manor +358 (0)3 788 5879Matkailutila Tulimäki +358 (0)40 071 6080Siikaniemi Course Centre+358 (0)44 7191 402Tyynelän Loma-asunnotwww.tyynelanloma-asunnot.fiUpilan leirikeskus www.upila.fi

ORIMATTILALuomuleipälä +358(0)40 592 3235Maamiesseurantalo +358 (0)40 099 7528

PADASJOKIMajatalo Onnenmyyrä+358 (0)40 049 9839

SYSMÄHyvänolon Aurinkoniemiwww.aurinkoniemi.fiMajatalo Gasthaus Kivitattiwww.majatalokivitatti.fiKesäyön Unelma - Wellness Inn & Farmwww.midsummerdream.fi

CAMPING & COTTAGESLAHTICat Marina – flowting villas+358 (0)20 766 9660Kiviniemi Cottages www.huvila.net/2017Lomakiviwww.lomakivi.fiMannan Mummola www.manna.fiMetka Cottageswww.metka.fiMetsola Centerwww.metsolacenter.fiMukkula Camping & Cottage+358 (0)41 729 8359Rantarinne Accommodation+358 (0)40 522 3418

Ritaniemi Farmwww.ritaniementila.fiRuuhijärven riistapiha+358 (03) 762 7291Yli-Kaitalan lomamökit +358 (0)5 326 5504

ASIKKALAVilla Aurinkoranta www.aurinkoranta.fiHoimela Farm www.hoimela.comIso-Naappilan loma iso-naappilanloma.fiLehmonkärki www.lehmonkarki.fiLavianmutka Holiday resort+358 (0)40 7683156Marttila Farm www.marttilantila.comMetkan mökit+358 (0)50 596 8579Ojala Farm / Saarelma+358 (0)40 532 4725Pulkkilanharju Villaswww.pulkkilanharju.netPätiälä Manor Holiday Cottageswww.patialankartanonlomamokit.fiSipilä Holiday Cottageswww.sipilanlomamokit.fiUrajärvi Holiday Village+358 (0)3 766 7171Viikkilä Cottages +358 (0)40 721 0171Villa Selina +358 (03) 718 8666Villa Uranlinna +358 (0)40 049 1645

HARTOLAArola Holiday Cottages+358 (0)40 071 8289Arola Holiday Cottages+358 (0)40 071 8289

A town of possibities

– ask us what’s on right now

Cumulus Lahti, Kauppakatu 10

Reservations hotelworld.fi or +358 20 055 055(€0.29/min + local callcharge/mobile call charge)

A unique opportunity!Now you can buy the summer cottage of

your dreams on the shore of a lake close to the local services. There are still a couple of Finnish

top-class Finnlamelli log villas on sale at the village. Also new cottages for rent.

Contact us!Kiinteistö Iso-Ruhmas Oy

Ukonniemenraitti 1, FI-47710 JaalaTel. +358 40 749 5992

[email protected] • www.habita.fi www.villasuomi.ru

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Haavisto Holiday Cottages+358 (0)40 412 4910Heinävuori Holiday Cottageswww.heinavuori.comHelenas Cottageswww.helenanmokit.comHartolan Aurinkorantawww.hartolanaurinkoranta.netHartolan Ilo +358 (0)44 989 7954Kettuniemi +358 (0)44 745 4838Metsätähti +358 (0)40 043 9204Rantala Holiday Cottageswww.rantalanlomamokit.fiRuskeala Holiday Cottages +358 (03) 716 1465Säilös Holiday Villas +358 (0)40 524 5799

HOLLOLACamping Messilä www.campingmessila.fiHoliday Cottage – Impivaarawww.lomahuvila-impivaara.netKarhunpesä Messilä www.campingmessila.fiKautonen Holiday Cottages+358 (0)40 514 5876Ketunkolo Messilä campingmessila.fi Kerttula www.jarvin.fiLomakeidas Jokikumpu+358 (0)3 7877164Messilä +358 (0)3 86 011Messiläntupa www.jarvin.fiMänty-Hirsi Cottage+358 (0)50 538 5969Tyynelä Holiday Cottageswww.tyynelanloma-asunnot.fi

Villa Aleksi www.jarvin.fi

KÄRKÖLÄJuntunen Holiday Cottages +358 (0)40 071 1328 Tammenportti Course Centrewww.tammenportti.comPeltola Cottages peltolanmokit.kotisivukone.comVesa´s Holiday Village www.vesanlomakyla.fi

ORIMATTILAEFC-International Lomamö[email protected]äläwww.luomuleipala.fi

PADASJOKIAhola Cottages +358 (0)50 336 5163Ahola Pirkka ja Leila +358 (0)40 093 9425Alatalo Holiday Cottages +358 (0)3 557 9019Heinonen Oiva +358 (0)40 568 5133Heinäjoki Markku +358 (0)40 728 3639Hokka Villas +358 (0)40 722 7088Huuskonen Anneli ja Antero+358 (0)400 521  700Jarmo Ylätalo +358 (0)40 517 1135Matti Jaakkola +358 (0)50 049 6939

WELLBEING AND ENJOYMENT FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY!

Wellness, conference and golf hotelTallukantie 1, 7200 VääksyTel. +358 (0)3 88 881, [email protected]

www.scandichotels.fi

Kiuasniemi +358 (0)44 2690 480Kullas Marina, Laivarantawww.kullasmarina.fiLakeview Holiday Cottages+358 (0)50 557 2559Holiday Center Telarantawww.telaranta.fiHoliday Cottages Hartman Esko+358 (0)40 548 8789Holiday Harbour Lomasatamawww.lomasatama.comHoliday Cottage Lauri ja Merja +358 (0)40 049 9839Mainiemi-Caravanwww.mainiemicaravan.fiMetsästysseuran hirsimökki+358 (0)40 735 3038Raut-Kotka www.raut-kotka.fiSuopursuwww.suopursu.comVilla Takila www.villatakila.fi

SYSMÄHilden s Cottage+358 (0)40 530 0093Inn-Kivitatti Cottageswwwmajatalokivitatti.fiSepäntalon kivinavetta+358 (0)40 061 1280 Suvimäki Cottage+358 (0)40 581 667

Tervalepikkö Cottages+358 (0)40 037 1291www.tervalepikontorpat.fi

Topi`s Holiday Villages+358 (0)40 044 5455Villa Kaunisto+358 (0)50 552 2605Virtaa Manor Hausewww.virtaankratano.fi

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SIGHTS AND TOURIST ATTRACTIONS

1. Lahti City Hall

2. Sports Centre

3. Market Square

4. Sibelius Hall

5. VisitLahti – Tourist Information

6. City Library

7. City Theatre

8. Concert Hall (under construction)

9. Laune Central Park and Arboretum

10. Lanu Sculpture Park

11. Messilä (Holiday and Ski Centre)

12. Yli-Marola4H domestic animal yard

13. Theatre Vanha Juko

14. Kalevi Aho Hall

15. Water Organ

16. Lahti Hall/ Lahti Fair Hall/ Sports Hall

MUSEUMS

17. Ski Museum (under construction)

18. Lahti Historical Museum

19. Art Museum

20. Radio and TV Museum (under construction)

21. Hennala Museum on Military Medicine

22. Church of the Cross

25. Motorcycle Museum

ACCOMMODATION

11. Messilä

23. LIT Apartementhotel

24. Solo Sokos Hotel Lahden Seurahuone

26. Scandic Lahti

27. Cumulus Lahti

28. Hostel Patria

29. Lahti Folk High School

31. Grand Hotel

TRANSPORT

32. Bus Station

33. Railway Station

34. Tourist Bus stop (Marolankatu)

35. Passenger harbour

36. Harbour for visiting boats

SPORTS

11. Messilä (Holiday and Ski Centre)

38. Lahti Ice Stadium

39. SOL Areena Ice Ring

40. Kivimaa indoor swimmingpool

41. Saksala indoor swimmingpool

42. Lahti indoor swimmingpool

43. Bowling Hall

44. Kisapuisto (Sports Park)

45. Joutjärvi Canoeing Centre

46. Kahvisaari Canoeing Centre

Map on the next page

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arkus Henttonen

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BUSINESS IMMIGRATION TO FINLANDWe will advise you on all matters re-garding the purchasing of ready-to-use businesses and business immigration. Our company works directly with lead-ing Finnish partnerships; moreover, we have a large database of objects in eve-ry activity!

• Purchasing ready-to-use business starting at € 8,000 • Starting your own company, creating a business plan • Assistance at all stages of the business activity• Drafting contracts • Multipurpose services on registra- tion of residence permits• Accounting services available in English

Contact us if you are interested in start-ing up and purchasing a business in Fin-land, as well as business immigration! The first consultation is free of charge!

ASSISTANCE IN PURCHASING REAL ESTATE IN FINLANDWe will help you implement your plans quickly and reliably:

• Large database of objects without intermediary costs• Representation of interests and negotiations with sellers • Support and control of the deal

ARE YOU DREAMING OF A HOUSE BY THE SEASHORE?You have the unique opportunity to buy interesting Spanish real estate with ex-clusive prices through a Finnish realtor.

• Special objects of banking real estate and directly from developers and owners• 100 % European legal guarantee for each object

COTTAGES FOR RENT We work with the owners of more than 2,000 houses and with all the ski and golf resorts in Finland.

On our website, you can make a reser-vation without any additional extra charg-es. We offer you cottages with prices orig-inally offered by the owners; sometimes these cottages may have better prices.

• Individual and corporate accom- modation• Special offers • Prompt resolution of any issues in English

FINOTIME OY Mannerheiminkatu 13 D, 15100 LahtiTel. +358 (0) 40 938 9987 • [email protected] • finotime.ru • investtime.biz

www.vk.com/finotime • [email protected] • www.facebook.com/Finotime

[email protected]

FINOTIME – Your reliable guide aroud Finland!

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Old beautiful

CAFÉin the center of

LAHTI

Kahvila Oskari is a beautiful Café in the center of Lahti. Besides our lovely atmosphere, we also serve high quality organic and fair trade coffees with delicious buns and pastries. We have a wide variety of gluten-free products. Come and visit us for an unforgettable coffee experience of a lifetime!

www.kahvilaoskari.fi

Opening Hoursmon-fri 7-19, sat 9-17, sun 10-16 check the opening hours during summer on our website

Market Seura-Square huone

Sokos

facebook.com/kahvilaoskari

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Á la Carte Restaurant TaivaanrantaRautatienkatu 13, Lahti

Tel. 0424 925 230www.taivaanranta.com

Restaurant Bar TeerenpeliVapaudenkatu 20, Lahti

Tel. 0424 925 220 www.teerenpeli.com

WELCOMETO ENJOY!

RafunHATTUTEMPPUThe dish, named after Rafu, a legendary

soccer player from Lahti, is like a triple goal! Grilled beef entrecôte with plenty of our

house savoury butter, season’s vegetables and side dish of your choosing.

(Lactose- and gluten-free)FAVOURITE FROM THE MENU

KITCHEN. BAR. GAMES. SPORTS. SAUNA. TERRACE.

For the Loveof Sports.

TWO LARGE SCREENS 10 TV SETS THREE POOL TABLES

FOOD DRINKS SPORTS GAMES

www.seivas.fi

EST.

2015

KITCHEN. BAR. GAMES.SEIVAS

You will identify us by the ox!

SPORTS RESTAURANTSEIVÄS Tel. +358 (0)20 718 1490 sporttiravintola@seivas. Vapaudenkatu 16, Lahti, 2nd floor

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