Vållö

Vällö is a partly rural and suburban area located on the island of Vållö in the Åland Islands, an autonomous region of Finland in the Baltic Sea.

The island of Vållö is connected to the municipalities of Jomala and Sund by bridges. The name "Vällö" likely refers to the fact that the island is a former farmland area. The residents of Vällö, Jomala and Sund participated in a plebiscite arranged by the Finnish government in 1921 regarding the autonomy of the Åland Islands.

Vällö is a relatively small area, with a few hectares of cultivated land and some scattered buildings, mostly vacation homes and cottages. Purely in terms of population, it can be argued that the term "Vällö" has little or no independent significance.

Vällö's most noted feature is the abundant wildlife, as the island is a nature reserve and is perceived by some to hold a unique place in the Östersjön's (Baltic Sea's) eel fisheries.