ERIH Regional Routes in Finland

Plenty of sites to explore on the Industrial Heritage Route – where to begin? Discover Finland’s network through a Regional Route! European Route of Industrial Heritage Regional Routes, are local route networks consisting of at least five sites located no more than 200 km apart, with at least one designated ERIH Anchor Point. Regional Routes are an excellent way to dive into the world of the Industrial Heritage Route, and some of them even offer itinerary suggestions to make planning your trip as easy as pie.

Read more about ERIH Regional routes here!

West Coast Finland

The West Coast Anchor Point in the Satakunta region is the Rosenlew Museum in Pori.
The sites along the route offer a wide range of services and experiences, including renowned architecture, exhibitions and events, high-quality accommodation, restaurants, cafés, and independent shops. Welcome to the West Coast!

South-West Finland

The anchor point of the South West Finland route, spanning several regions, is the Forssa Museum and Pattern Centre in Forssa. From immersive museums and diverse services to picturesque villages, the route offers a fascinating journey through the world of textiles, iron, glass, and leather. Welcome to South West Finland!

Kymenlaakso Region

The anchor points of the route flowing along the waters of the Kymi River Valley are the UNESCO World Heritage Site Verla Groundwood and Board Mill, and Strömfors Ironworks. The route leads you to some of Finland’s oldest factory and forge museums, magnificent architecture, river adventures, and inspiring art. Welcome to Kymenlaakso!