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Iittala
The atmospheric district of Iittala is an important part of Finnish cultural heritage.
Handicrafts, design, and art
The centre of the former Kalvola district is Iittala, which is known as a village of handicrafts, design, and art, complete with its own railway stop. The glass factory established in Iittala in 1881 is part of the history of Finnish design and one of the district’s most well-known attractions.
The villages of Kalvola include, among others, Heinu, Iittala, Kutila, Kuurila, Sauvala, and Sääksniemi.
Fall in love with Iittala
Iittala in the City of Hämeenlinna is a versatile district that is easy to reach: 15 minutes from the centre of Hämeenlinna, 30 minutes from Tampere, and just over an hour from Helsinki – you can even arrive by train! Did you know that classics of Finnish glass design have been blown in Iittala for over 140 years?
Would you move to Iittala?
The community spirit is strong in Iittala – here, people look out for one another! A home in a culturally rich district provides a safe environment for children to grow up in.
The lakeside scenery of Iittala also offers numerous outdoor and sports facilities, where the residents of the district often spend their free time. Several hobby associations organize activities within the Hämeenlinna area, ensuring that a suitable hobby can be found close to home for everyone living in Iittala.
