Jyväskylän
Jyväskylä is a city and municipality located in Central Finland, approximately 270 kilometers northeast of Helsinki. As the largest city in the region, it serves as an important educational, cultural, and economic hub. The city has a population of around 139,000 residents, making it one of Finland’s most significant urban centers outside the capital area.
Founded in 1837 by Czar Nicholas I of Russia, Jyväskylä has grown around the university and educational
Surrounded by lakes and forests, Jyväskylä offers abundant opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, skiing,
Jyväskylä hosts various cultural festivals, events, and theaters, making it a vibrant cultural center in Central
Transportation in Jyväskylä includes a well-developed rail and road network, providing easy access throughout Finland and