Audio Guide of Kirjurinluoto Park

The park is a public space open 24 hours a day, all year round, although the children's attractions are best enjoyed in daylight. It is easy to reach on foot by crossing the Taavi pedestrian bridge or by taking the free city train during the summer season from the city center.

No, entry to Kirjurinluoto Park is completely free, which is a great advantage for visitors. Access to the huge Pelle Hermanni playground and the beach areas is also free of charge.

To enjoy the gardens, nature trails, and let children play, we recommend planning between 2 and 4 hours. If your visit coincides with special events or you want to have a full picnic, you can easily spend half a day or more.

It has been the green heart of Pori since the 19th century and is internationally famous as the main venue of the Pori Jazz Festival. It combines historic English-style gardens with the modern energy of being one of Finland's most vibrant event centers.

Summer (from June to August) is undoubtedly the best time, thanks to the warm weather and vegetation at its finest. If you enjoy crowds and music, visit in July during the jazz festival; if you prefer calm, May or late August are ideal.

Yes, Kirjurinluoto stands out for its excellent accessibility, with wide, flat, paved paths running throughout the grounds. It is a very comfortable place to get around both in a wheelchair and with strollers.

By crossing the Kokemäenjoki River, you will arrive directly in central Pori, where you can visit the Pori Art Museum. The Satakunta Museum is also very close, perfect for learning about the region's history.

Bring a swimsuit and towel if you are visiting in summer so you can enjoy the riverside beach suitable for swimming. Also make use of the designated barbecue and picnic areas; it is a perfect place to eat outdoors surrounded by nature.