Get in

All roads to Naantali lead via Turku, which is just 17 km away. If you're looking for a scenic and adventurous journey, consider taking the Ukkopekka steamship. This historic vessel offers a twice-daily direct route to old Naantali and Moomin World. As you sail through the breathtaking Turku archipelago, prepare to be captivated by the beauty of the surroundings. The two-hour journey each way is a perfect opportunity to immerse yourself in the stunning landscapes (costing 20 euros for one-way and 25 euros for a return trip, available June-August). For a more budget-friendly option with the convenience of bringing your vehicle, FinnLink operates daily car ferries to Kapellskr, Sweden. Although the ferry is less luxurious than those from Turku to Stockholm, it offers a shorter and cheaper route (60 euros, including driver). If you prefer air travel, Turku International Airport is a mere 20 minutes away, making your journey even smoother and faster. Discover the wonders of Naantali and its surroundings with various transportation options at your disposal.

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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.

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