Teräslankaa

Teräslankaa is a Finnish archipelago located in the Gulf of Finland, in the city of Helsinki. The archipelago is comprised of several islands, including the main islands of Kuninkaansaari and Pihlajasaari, which are connected by a network of bridges.

The archipelago is known for its natural beauty, with slime-coated rocks, grey granite, and woodlands. The area is also home to a variety of plant and animal species, including orchids, birds, and small mammals. Teräslankaa has a long history of human settlement, dating back to the 18th century. In the early 20th century, the area was used as a summer residence for the Finnish upper class.

During the 1970s, the Finnish government designated Teräslankaa as a protected area due to its ecological importance. As a result, most of the human activity in the area has been restricted, and the natural environment has been able to flourish. The area is now a popular destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts, who come to hike, bird-watch, and explore the islands.

In recent years, the city of Helsinki has been working to enhance the infrastructure of Teräslankaa, including the creation of walking trails and the improvement of public transportation. The aim is to make the area more accessible to the general public while also preserving the natural environment. The development of Teräslankaa is being carried out in collaboration with local residents and environmental organizations, in order to ensure that the area is preserved for future generations.