Varakylmä

Varakylmä is a town and municipality located in the Province of Southwest Finland in Finland. The municipality is situated on the Espoo coast of the Vantaa River, approximately 30 kilometers west of Helsinki, the capital city of Finland.

Varakylmä is surrounded by two cities, Espoo to the north and Nurmijärvi to the southeast, and the municipality is part of the larger Helsinki metropolitan area. The population of Varakylmä is approximately 13,000, with a population density of around 200 people per square kilometer.

Varakylmä has a mixed economy, with a strong focus on healthcare, education, and retail sectors. The town has a number of schools, healthcare facilities, and community centers, making it a desirable place to live and work. The natural environment in Varakylmä is characterized by mixed forests, wetlands, and agricultural land, providing habitats for a diverse range of wildlife.

Recreational activities in Varakylmä include hiking, fishing, and boating on the nearby Vantaa River and the sea. The town also has a number of community events and festivals throughout the year, including the annual Varakylmä Summer Festival. Varakylmä is easily accessible by car and public transportation, with regular bus services connecting the town to Helsinki and other surrounding cities.

The town's name is derived from a Finnish word for " upper lake," referring to its location on the Vantaa River. Varakylmä has a rich cultural and natural heritage, and the town is proud of its history and natural environment.