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Seinäjoki is a city in Finland.

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The easiest way to come to Seinäjoki is by train [1]. It takes roughly three hours by train from Helsinki to Seinäjoki, 40€ for a one-way trip.

There is an airline connection from Helsinki to Seinäjoki, operated by Finncomm airlines [2]. Prices start from 49€ without taxes for the 50-minute flight.

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The city center (Church, City Hall, Library, and Theater) was designed by Alvar Aalto. If you ask one of the church wardens you can ride the elevator to the top of the church tower for 1 €.

Kyrkösjärvi. One of the few artificial lakes in finland.

Törnävä Church. The old, idyllic church of Seinäjoki.

Törnävä Mansion area Old mansion built in 1806. Features beautiful, old garden.

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• Provinssirock [3]

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Pizzeria Istanbul, The best pizza in town. Also good kebabs. Located across the street from the railway station.

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Onnela, locals describe it as the best club, three floors of dancing including Finnish rock and 80s/90s American pop.

Karma, good cofee bar. They have excellent hot chocolate and board games to play.

Palaveri, located downtown, has a fairly decent beer selection.

Minibaari, located across from the church, sells locally brewed beer "Mallaskoski" on tap.

Bar 15 a.k.a. Warttibaari features cheap beer and heavy music.

[du:ni] (Finnish slang term for job) is one of the most popular night clubs in Seinäjoki. Features

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• Perhehotelli Nurmela (Tel:414 1771, from Euro 35/55)

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• CityHotel [4]

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