Seurasaari Island
A few kilometers southwest of the city center of Helsinki, Finland
Description:
Seurasaari is a small forested island administratively part of the city of Helsinki. Due to its unspoilt nature, the island is considered a popular holiday destination, and in summer many tourists and holidaymakers come here.
Seurasaari Island has very tiny dimensions - its length is about a kilometer, and its width does not exceed 500 meters. The island is connected to the mainland by a road bridge.
On the island there is a Historical Museum - there are several ancient buildings, farms, barns and one windmill directly under the open sky. Seurasaari has a delightful atmosphere of antiquity and tranquility.
In addition, there is an extensive nudist beach on the island, which attracts a large number of people who want to sunbathe in what their mother gave birth to. And in the middle of summer on the island of Seurasaari lights a large fire, which traditionally lights a couple of newlyweds. To see this romantic ritual always comes a lot of tourists.