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- Explore Hamina Museum Street
- Town Hall
- Town Hall Square
- Hamina Town Museum
- Cadet School Commandant’s residence
- Imperial Finnish Cadet School
- Statue of Fallen Officers
- The surroundings of the Cadet School Park
- Administration and Solemnity building of the Cadet School
- Peter and Paul's Church Memorial Chapel
- Vyborg's Gate and Guardhouse
- Hamina and Savonlinna Bastions
- Statue of Varvara
- Assault Gun Sturm ”Aili”
- Reserve Officer School Museum – Soldier’s Home nr:1
- Museum of the Old Veteran
- About the project
- Contact us
All Hamina's key museums are located along the same street, Kadettikoulunkatu. Only the Kauppiaantalo (Merchant's House) Museum, managed by the Hamina Town Museum, is in the neighboring block. In addition, the street itself is full of historical sites.
This project offers you the whole history of Hamina in one package.
Arrival in Hamina
Hamina is located along Highway E18 only 150 kilometers from Helsinki. You can get to Hamina from the capital region by car in about an hour and a half. You can get to Hamina by train via Kouvola or Kotka train stations.
Distances:
150 km from Helsinki
25 km from Kotka
55 km from Kouvola
90 km from Lappeenranta
Parking is free in Hamina. In some parking lots, however, a parking disc is required, so please note that.
During major events, there are often unusual traffic arrangements in the city center.
Along the Raatihuoneentori there are some parking spaces for cars and for a couple of buses. You will find more parking spaces along the streets leading from the Town Hall.
The actual parking areas can be found at the intersection of Isoympyräkatu and Rauhankatu and around the Market Square. Parking is free in these too.
