More information on Turku you will find viewing the route Three Cities of the South.
TURKU > NAANTALI (18 km) Road 185 takes you from Turku to Naantali.
	Naantali is a holiday town with a delightful mixture of sea, archipelago, idyllic little streets lined with old wooden houses, events, a rich cultural history and all kinds of activities for modern families. Naantali is one of Finland’s most popular tourist towns, not least thanks to the fact that “Kultaranta”, the summer residence of the President of Finland with its beautiful garden is located here. The town is famous for its spa hotel, which offers a luxurious way of spending your holiday. Art and music are also an important part of Naantali. Every year a large music festival is arranged here. Excellent restaurants, cosy cafés, art galleries and charming shops contribute to the idyllic atmosphere in this small town. This sunshine town is definitely worth a visit!
	Naantali Music Festival, www.naantalinmusiikkijuhlat.fi. Moominworld on the beautiful Kailo Island is based on Tove Jansson’s world famous fairytale figures. There are plenty of exciting things to see and experience. The children and the entire family can meet the Moomins and all their friends here. Moominworld, tel. +358 (0)2 511 1111. www.muumimaailma.fi. Naantali Spa Hotel and Resort, Scandinavia’s finest five-star spa, tel. +358 (0)2 44 550.
NAANTALI > UUSIKAUPUNKI (63 km) From Naantali you can travel on routes 1893 and 192 to route 194 and then on to route 196, which takes you further to Uusikaupunki.
	Uusikaupunki: The small, peaceful and idyllic town of Uusikaupunki, one of the oldest towns on the Gulf of Bothnia, has a history with a maritime connection.The town is also famous as a centre for car manufacturing and we recommend a visit to Uusikaupunki Automobile Museum, which holds the world’s largest collection of Saab vehicles.
	The annual Crusell Week in the end of July is especially dedicated to woodwind music. For further information: Crusell Week. www.crusell.fi. Several art exhibits are arranged during the summer. The Bonk Centre shows “The Bonk Philosophy – an incredible story of incredible machines” by Alvar Gullichsen, Siltakatu 2, tel. +358 (0)2 841 8404. In the centre of town there are many small gift shops housed in old converted warehouses.