Suurimaille

Suurimaille is a rural village located in the province of H Häme, in the municipality of Hämeenlinna, Finland. The village is situated approximately 18 kilometers north of the city of Hämeenlinna.

Suurimaille has a long history dating back to the 16th century when it was a primary agricultural area. The village was known for its varied farming activities, including livestock breeding and crop cultivation. Over the years, the agricultural production in the area has diversified, but it remains one of the primary economic drivers in the region.

In addition to farming, Suurimaille is also home to a small community of professionals and artisans. The village has several skilled artisans who continue to preserve traditional Finnish craftsmanship. These artisans are prominent players in the local economy, as they cater to tourists and residents interested in buying traditional Finnish products.

Suurimaille has a strong connection to the natural environment, with the village straddling the border of two of Finland's largest lakes, Vanajanselkä and Päijänne. The surrounding forests offer ample opportunities for outdoor activities, such as hiking, fishing, and berry picking. The village's unique rural setting makes it a popular destination for those interested in experiencing traditional rural Finland. As the area continues to attract visitors, efforts are being made to maintain the traditional character of Suurimaille and preserve its historical identity.