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Housing and construction
The City of Vantaa is developing an attractive and safe living environment. The residents’ needs and environmental protection are taken into account in the development of the city.
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Vantaa is Finlandʼs fourth largest city and home to around 240 000 people, built through cooperation and responsible decision-making.
SUMMER ACTIVITIES FOR CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE
Fun activities will be organised for schoolchildren throughout the summer.
Participate in the work of the museum
Do you want to do your part to add to our shared cultural heritage in Vantaa? On this page you can find tips on how to take historical actions in Vantaa.
Research
We record and study the life, history and cultural environment of Vantaa. In addition to our basic duties, we carry out contemporary documentation, recording, inventory and research projects.
Safer space
A safe city constitutes the foundation for the residents’ good life. In Vantaa, safer spaces are of particular importance, since numerous people of all ages and backgrounds use the city's premises.
Strike affects Vantaa services on 22 November
A large part of Vantaa's swimming pools and sports facilities will be closed due to a political strike on Wednesday 22 November 2023. The strike will also affect street sweeping and school and day-care school meals.
Kuusijärvi nature and history
The intriguing history of Kuusijärvi is full of kings, tragic maidens and a horse rider who lost his sword. The name of Kuusijärvi (“Spruce lake”) comes from a small lake surrounded by spruce trees.
Food and drink at Kuusijärvi
Kuusijärvi offers diverse and authentic dining experiences close to nature. In addition to dining at the restaurant, you can enjoy your own snacks out in nature, grill over a campfire and forage for food at Kuusijärvi.
Meetings close to Kuusijärvi nature
Kuusijärvi has inspiring meeting facilities close to nature which can be rented for private use.