Must visit places in Oulu

The city square area is known as Rotuaari. This zone comprises the intersecting streets of Kauppurienkatu and Kirkkokatu, the Rotuaari Promenade and its surrounding streets, and the main shopping district with its department stores and several boutiques. There are also a wide variety of high-caliber cafés, restaurants, and shops. Cultural events are organized in Rotuaari Square all year round. You should definitely see the famous and significant Toripolliisi –statue and take a picture with it!

Situated in Kasarmintie 9, 90100 Oulu, the museum not only arranges exhibitions but also hosts weekly events ranging from color baths for babies to workshops, artist meetings, guided tours, lectures, and performances. The museum is open from Tuesday to Sunday (10-18). On Mondays it is closed. The student ticket price is 7 € (At the time when this blog was written). The Oulu Museum of arts might be interesting to those who love art, history, and museums. You can check out more about the museum from here.

Tietomaa is in Nahkatehtaankatu 6, 90100 Oulu. It is Finland's first science center and is the perfect place for learning, enjoying yourself, putting your brain and body to the test, or simply spending some time engaging in entertaining exploration. Opening hours can be found on the website. The student price is 12 € (At the time when this blog was written), and it might be interesting to those who love science experiments and puzzles.

The garden is located in Kaitoväylä 5, 90570, Oulu. The University of Oulu botanical garden is one of the northernmost scientific gardens in the world. The pyramid-shaped “Romeo and Juliet” greenhouses contain about 1,200 plant species from different climatic regions of the world. It might be interesting to those who love to be with nature. The entrance fee is 5 € and the garden is open from Tuesday to Sunday (10-16), On Mondays, it is closed (At the time when this blog was written) More information about the botanical garden can be found here.

Nallikari is a beach located on an island in the Hietasaari district in Oulu, Finland. The beach of Nallikari stretches for about half a kilometer. In the summer, the Nallikari beach attracts not only sunbathers but also sports lovers and a great place to visit with the whole family. If you want to know more about Nallikari, visit here.