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Published: January 23rd 2010
Our hotel room
Blissful twin room in Scandic Julia Hotel We arrived to Turku at the later afternoon, we found a bus from airport to town immidiately and we drove. Weather was very nice - blue sky and temperature about 20 celsius above zero. While we were driving we glanced for a map to spot our hotel to find out where exactly it is. So, we got in trouble because the name of street was totally different - couple of minutes we were sitting counfused and I found what's up. In southern Finland all of the place and street names are given in to languages: Finnish and Swedish. Hotel named Scandic Julia was located at Eerinkikatu 9 street but at the map we saw Eriksgatan 9 street. Terrible and we felt like small children whose missed into thick fog. (-:
Turku is a historical town and it might be treat as the same as Kraków in Poland - as old capitol. It presents very nice - town is clean, well-groomed and not so overcrowded.
The most interesting object in
Turku is
Turku Castle. To get there you must to walk along Linnankatu/Slottsgatan and at the end you have to turn left to get to main entrance. You certainly will see
Turku Cathedral
A view from town to cathedral. the castle from distance. Inside you admire the interesting exhibition and feel relaxed from crowds of tourists - there are no crowds!! (-:
Please consider - Finland is a very expensive coutry and you will have to spend more money than you expect to spend but quality of products and service are much better than at the most of contries whose I ever visited. I felt relieve when I compared some prices in different coutries and what I might to purchase for the same money. Finland is expensive but not so expenive to complain.
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