Vaasa is a lively and modern coastal city with about 70,000 inhabitants. It’s known for its bilingual culture — Finnish and Swedish are both spoken here — and for its open, international atmosphere. The city also has a strong student vibe thanks to its universities, giving Vaasa a youthful, international energy.

Founded in 1606, Vaasa has a long history that still shows in its architecture, museums, and traditions, while remaining a forward-looking center of innovation. The city is often called Finland’s Energy Capital, home to Energy Vaasa - the largest energy technology hub in the Nordic countries.

Culture thrives here year-round. Explore the Museum of Vaasa or enjoy an event at one of the performance venues. Vaasa is also known for its fantastic food culture, offering a wide selection of high-quality restaurants, local flavors, and creative chefs who turn every meal into an experience.

Whether you’re here for business, studies, or leisure, Vaasa welcomes you with an easy-going coastal charm and plenty of things to see, taste, and experience — all within walking distance.

Visit the web page visitvaasa.fi for more information

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