Pyhäjärvi
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Pyhäjärvi is a town and municipality in the Southern Oulu region.
Understand
The municipality has some 5,500 inhabitants on 1,500 km². It is named after the lake Pyhäjärvi ("sacred lake", one of many by that name). The river Pyhäjoki flows from the lake to the Bay of Bothnia of the Baltic Sea, with its mouth in Pyhäjoki.
The town features the Pyhäsalmi mine, the deepest in Europe, with the probably deepest located sauna worldwide.
Get in
The railway between Iisalmi and Ylivieska connects Pyhäjärvi to the main railways from south to north.
National roads 4 (E75) and 27 pass through the municipality.
The nearest airports are in Jyväskylä, Kuopio, Kokkola and Oulu, about a two hours drive away.
National roads 4 (E75) and 27 pass through the municipality.
The nearest airports are in Jyväskylä, Kuopio, Kokkola and Oulu, about a two hours drive away.
Eat
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phone: +358 8 780-780address: Vaskikellontie 420Restaurant with bell gallery and bell foundry.
Sleep
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phone: +358 8 478-8200address: Ollintie 19