This name was given to the water rapids that are part of the natural park. The area of the protected area is 28 hectares. There are several tourist routes. The territory is known for a good cool. The biggest fish was caught here in 1896. Her weight was more than 35.5 kg. At the end of the XIX century, a fishing lodge was built in Langinkoski for the recreation of Emperor Alexander III. Now it has been turned into a museum.

It belongs to the territory of Langinkoski. Local fishing and picturesque landscapes attracted the monks of the Valaam monastery. Paul I allowed them to fish here. Alexander III ordered the construction of a fishing lodge, where he rested with his family. Subsequently, the building was restored, the interior interiors were partially preserved, partially recreated. Nearby there is an Orthodox chapel, a memorial stone, an old cafe.

It has been located within the port since 2008. A panoramic view of the city opens from the roof of an unusual building specially built for the center. Vessels of various types are displayed inside. The exposition of the Maritime Museum tells the history of navigation in the northern regions. Part of the premises is given over to the Museum of Kumenlaakso. Its exhibits are connected with the heritage of the region. Nearby is the icebreaker "Tarmo", which has long been a museum.

The huge aquarium is divided into several zones, where representatives of the fauna of the Finnish inland waters and the Baltic Sea are kept. The excursion program is varied. One of the highlights is the performance in the marine theater, when the workers of the Maretarium feed the fish in front of the audience while diving. A nature school for school-age children has been created on the basis of the aquarium. There is also a department with terrariums.

It is based in a hangar near Kyumi Airport. Rare aircraft are displayed here. The Karhula Aero Club is engaged in their repair, so all the exhibits are on the go. For example, the Gloucester Gauntlet fighter is the last of these aircraft of the Second World War, which is capable of taking to the air. The period of the museum's work is from the end of spring to the beginning of autumn. Admission is free, donations are accepted for the maintenance of the collection.

The Evangelical Lutheran Cathedral was built in 1898. For the project, Josef Stenbeck chose a neo-Gothic style and a suitable red brick. The interior spaces are very spacious. More than one and a half thousand people can be present at the service at the same time. Decoration features — ornaments on columns, carvings on wooden interior items, stained glass windows. By its centenary, the church received an organ.

It was built at the turn of the XVIII-XIX centuries. The project was created by architect Yakov Perrin in the neoclassical style. Each of the three entrances is decorated with columns. In front of the central part of the facade there is a monument to Maria Purple. This local woman saved the temple from destruction. The church is famous for its interiors, especially for icons. The most valuable depicts St. Nicholas on the background of the seascape.

The second oldest building in the city. The church opened its doors to parishioners in 1851. The bells were brought from another temple. The building is mostly stone, but there are also wooden inserts. The main hall is designed for 790 people. The interior decoration is rich, especially for the painting of the vault, chandeliers and candlesticks. There is a cemetery nearby. Traditionally, soldiers who fell in battle were buried here.

The tower stands on an elevation, and several stairs lead to it. In the past, Haukkavuori was a water tower. As soon as a modern water supply system appeared in the city, it was transformed into a lighthouse, and then into a tourist object. There is a small cafe on the lower tier. To explore the city and the bay, you need to climb to the very top. Entrance is paid, there is an observation deck in the warm season.

The Kotka city fortress was built in the XVIII century. Alexander Suvorov was personally responsible for the project. Defensive structures were needed not only to protect the Finnish city, but also to deter enemy troops on the way to St. Petersburg. During its existence, the fortress performed various functions, including being a refugee camp. Now you can get to Kymenlinna only as part of an excursion.

The youngest Kotka Park occupies an area of 20 hectares. Playgrounds and places for recreation are scattered throughout its area. There are special stone tables, beach and children's areas, as well as a dedication to the lost sailors — an anchor monument. The eastern part of the park is reserved for the protected black walnut grove of Catherine. The ruins of fortifications that protected the strait in the past centuries have been preserved here.

It was built in the city center in the 30th year of the last century. It was designed by architect Paul Olsson. Dedicated to the Finnish composer Jan Sibelius. Sports competitions were held on the territory of the park, soldiers were trained and even potatoes were planted during the war years. Briefly about the history of the park can be read on the stand at the entrance. The main decoration of the territory is a sculptural fountain.

Locals call this area an open-air sculpture gallery. Lehmusesplanadi Alley was given its current appearance at the turn of the last and present centuries. It has become a popular walking route, the length of which is about 2 km. Since 2001, the Veistospromenadi project has been gradually gaining strength. Installation of sculptures and monuments has begun. The bronze figure "Looking at the Sun" was one of the first.

In terms of ecology, it is one of the cleanest places in Finland. The principle of its creation is a competent combination of water, stone and light. The location in the bay and the abundance of greenery made the park especially picturesque. In the warm season, concerts and performances are given on the outdoor summer stage. The park is popular with walkers, runners, couples in love. The park is beautiful in its own way in each of the four seasons.

It is located near the city and is part of the province of Kumenlaakso. The swampy area is quite unusual for the south of the country. In total, researchers have identified about 30 types of swamps here. The national park was established in 1996 and covers an area of 17 km2. Birds and butterflies are represented in all their species diversity. Birds not only live in the park on a permanent basis, but also make stops during migrations.