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The Cultural Tourism Route between Finnish and Russian Castles and Fortresses and The Third Finnish-Russian Cultural Forum in Lappeenranta

"The seminar about the cultural tourism route between Finnish and Russian castles and fortresses started on the first day of the Third Finnish Russian Cultural Forum in Lappeenranta, Finland, on Wednesday, 9.10.2002, with a visit to the Fortress of Lappeenranta."
  
    
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"The representatives of Finnish and Russian castles and fortresses were taken by a bus to the historic Fortress of Lappeenranta. At the fortress the participants introduced themselves and the castles and fortresses they represented.

So far the Cultural Tourism Route between Finnish and Russian Castles and Fortresses includes 25 castles and fortresses. 17 castles and fortresses in Finland and 8 castles and fortresses in Russia. The Finnish castles and fortresses are: The Hamina, Lappeenranta, Suomenlinna, Loviisa, Taavetti, Ruotsinsalmi, Fort Slava, Utti, Järvitaipale, Kärnäkoski, Saimaan Laivaston kanavat and Bomarsund Fortresses and The Häme, Olavinlinna, Turku and Kajaani Castles. The Russian castles and fortresses are the Vyborg Castle, The Novgorodskaya, Ivangorodskaya, Pskovskaya, Koporye, Peter and Paul, Staroja Ladoga and Korela Fortresses."

Creator(s) Karoliina Lehtonen, Ministry of Education of Finland
Source Location International
Date Published
2002-10-09
Language English
URL http://www.minedu ...
Copyright Holder Ministry of Education of Finland

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