Kristiinankaupung
Kristiinankaupunki is a town and municipality in Finland, located in the Ostrobothnia region. It is situated on the western coast of Finland, on the Gulf of Bothnia. The town was founded in 1649 by Count Per Brahe the Younger and named after Queen Christina of Sweden. Kristiinankaupunki is one of the oldest towns in Ostrobothnia and has a rich history, which is reflected in its well-preserved wooden architecture.
The town's economy has historically been based on seafaring and trade. Today, industries include metal and mechanical
Key attractions include the Old Town Hall, the Maritime Museum, and the nearby archipelago with its numerous