The ancient city of Rauma
Located on the west coast of this Nordic country and bordering the Gulf of Bothnia, Rauma in Finland is an ancient city full of history and culture. Not only is it an important cultural heritage of Finland, it is also the best-preserved wooden complex in the Nordic region, and its scale is the largest in Northern Europe.
The ancient city of Rauma
The old town of Rauma attracts visitors from all over the world with its unique architecture: the narrow streets are lined with colorful and beautifully decorated old wooden houses, most of which were built between the 18th and 19th centuries, each with its own unique story and history. Walking through the cobblestone streets, you can hear the echoes of history and feel the passage of time.
The ancient city of Rauma
The history of the ancient city dates back to the 15th century, when it was a trading center that developed around the convent of St. Francis. Over the centuries, Rauma has not only preserved its ancient architecture, but also inherited a rich tradition of craftsmanship, especially lace making, which has become a hallmark of the city.
The ancient city of Rauma
In addition to admiring the ancient architecture, visitors can also experience a unique Nordic atmosphere in Rauma. The annual Lace Week is one of Rauma's biggest festivals, with music, dance, traditional cooking and of course, the most attractive of all the lace creations.
The ancient city of Rauma
Old Rauma, a city that blends old and modern, tradition and innovation, awaits every visitor who loves history and culture.
The ancient city of Rauma