PäijänneHäme

PäijänneHäme is a region located in southern Finland, named after the large Lake Päijänne, which is its most prominent geographical feature. The region is part of the historical province of Häme. Its administrative center and largest city is Lahti.

The landscape of PäijänneHäme is characterized by numerous lakes, forests, and rolling hills. Lake Päijänne itself is the second largest lake in Finland and plays a significant role in the region's identity, economy, and recreational activities. The region's natural beauty attracts both tourists and residents, offering opportunities for boating, fishing, and hiking.

PäijänneHäme's economy is diverse, with strengths in manufacturing, services, and tourism. Lahti, in particular, is known for its industrial heritage and modern service sector. The region benefits from good transportation links, including road and rail networks, connecting it to Helsinki and other major Finnish cities.

The population of PäijänneHäme is concentrated in its urban centers, with Lahti being the most populous. The region is committed to sustainable development and preserving its natural environment. Cultural attractions include museums, art galleries, and annual events that highlight the local heritage and contemporary life. The unique blend of natural landscapes and urban development defines the character of PäijänneHäme.