Ingå

Ingå is a municipality in Finland, located in the Uusimaa region on the southern coast. It lies along the Gulf of Finland and includes both mainland areas and several islands.

The landscape mixes coastal villages with inland countryside and is known for its maritime heritage.

Historically, the area has a long maritime and rural history, with settlements dating back to medieval times.

The local economy is based on services, small businesses, and agriculture, and many residents commute to larger towns.

Coastal archipelago scenery and traditional wooden houses give the municipality its character, while beaches and nature areas attract seasonal visitors.