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Imprinted within the verses of Zacharias Topelius' compelling 1853 poem, "Kespiv Kangasalla" ("A Summer Day in Kangasala"), the undulating ridges (harju) and shimmering lakes of Kangasala have garnered national acclaim throughout Finland. Embodied in the very essence of this town, these striking natural formations captivate the senses and instill a profound appreciation for the Finnish landscape.
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Map & Climate
Popular Foods
1. Porvoon kalakukko - This traditional Finnish dish is a delicious rye bread filled with salted herring, sour cream, onions, and boiled eggs. It's often enjoyed during Christmas time.
2. Lohikeitto - A comforting and flavorful fish soup made with broth, potatoes, onions, carrots, and diced fish, typically salmon or trout. It's often seasoned with fresh dill and served with a side of buttered bread.
3. Ostrobothnian pancakes (Blini) - These thin, crispy pancakes are a beloved snack in Finland, particularly in the region of Ostrobothnia. They're traditionally served with sweet toppings like jam, sugar, and whipped cream, or savory options like smoked salmon and sour cream.Historical Appearance
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