Lemsälö

Lemsälö is a locality in the municipality of Ingå, Uusimaa, Finland. It is situated in the southern part of the municipality, along the coast of the Gulf of Finland. Lemsälö is known for its archipelago landscape and is a popular area for summer cottages and recreational activities. The area features several small islands and skerries, offering opportunities for boating and fishing.

Historically, Lemsälö, like much of Ingå, was an agricultural and fishing community. Over time, its role has shifted towards a more residential and recreational focus, particularly during the summer months. The natural environment is a key characteristic of Lemsälö, with its rocky shores and pine forests. The accessibility to the sea makes it an attractive destination for those seeking a coastal retreat.

The population of Lemsälö is relatively small, with a higher concentration of residents and visitors during the summer. Services and amenities in Lemsälö are limited, with most residents utilizing facilities in the nearby central parts of Ingå. The locality is part of the broader cultural and natural landscape of the Uusimaa region, reflecting the coastal heritage of southern Finland.