Name: Fiskars Village
Address: Peltorivi 1, 10470 Fiskari, Finland, FI
Telephone: +358 19 2777504

Fiskars Village is a travel agency, located at Peltorivi 1, 10470 Fiskari, Finland. They can be contacted via phone at +358 19 2777504, visit their website www.fiskarsvillage.fi for more detailed information.

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Peltorivi 1, 10470 Fiskari

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Added by Jopie, at 19 July 2016

Monday 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Tuesday 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Wednesday 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Sunday 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM

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Anonymous

21 September 2017

Cosy atmosphere in old village.
Anonymous

26 August 2017

Gorgeous arts village. Lovely shops, lovely people, lovely art and design, beautiful walking trails. The whole place is absolutely worth exploring for a full day or two.
Anonymous

21 July 2017

Lots of lovely shops and an excellent restaurant (along with some smaller cafes). Also has a good sized play area for children.
Anonymous

20 June 2017

Awesome lovely place, you can find old style markets there, beautiful river in the middle small town with a few very nice cafe. There Is also few museums.
Anonymous

07 June 2017

Quiet place on weekdays. Busy on weekends. It is nice to have a coffee or beer and see some shops.
Anonymous

26 March 2017

Lovely surroundings and loads of local businesses. Definitely worth a visit.
Anonymous

10 March 2017

Exotic place, nice place to visit, specially in summer time.
Anonymous

14 October 2016

An amazing place to visit and see the rich history of Fiskars and to imagine life back when Finland was basically Swedish. My favorite part is the different buildings which are mostly from quite different years and how well some of the oldest have lasted. It must have something to do with those slag bricks. I bet they are super tough. Have a peek in the shops but be prepared to encounter high pricetags. Also there is nowhere to get cash in the village itself. I went specifically to browse a local food market which was a little bit hampered because of course small mobile vendors can't be expected to take cards. Although many do! The permanent shops and restaurants are no problem with either form of payment. It seems to get busy on the weekends but there are several parking lots to choose from. Don't be afraid to pass the first one and drive a little closer.
Anonymous

03 October 2016

Apart from understanding how Fiskars came to be, there's not much to get out of the place. You can have a coffee and see different shops shops selling artistic wares. The Fiskars shop gives no better deal than elsewhere.
Anonymous

26 July 2016

This place is very quaint. Lots of nice old or old style buildings and a lovely creek running through. There is a nature trail nearby which I walked. On the other hand, it was too expensive for me personally. I think it's catered just to tourists with money, so I didn't even eat here. Just looked around, walked the nature trail, and then headed out to get something to eat at a more reasonable price. Nature trail itself is quite nice, though some parts of it are actual dirt roads with cars going by kicking up dust!