Inside the Kiasma Museum for Modern Art in Helsinki. Not a lot to see, but the building itself deserves a visit.

To reach the island we need to take a ferry. Luckily only one as a few years there were two. Now the first one has been replaced by a bridge.

The house as we saw it when we arrived.

The Mokki, that is a small house with no water, no toilet, but juste enough room to cook, sleep and a large sauna. This was the only lodging that was on the property when they bought it.

Now, after the house they bought a wooden path and this pontoon to access their boat.

The beach, a bit less used since the pontoon is even better. Please note the garden swing-seat in the back.

The sea here looks almost like a lake. But it's actually the sea with many islands around.

A happy tourist.

On our way to Turku we visited this nice church.

The Angels restaurant in Turku that I warmly recommend.

The Turku Castle. It was build in the late 13th century and enhanced since then constantly.

It is worthwile visiting. And there are so many rooms one could easily get lost.

Then we went to Fiskars where there is the Fiskars Corporation famous for its tools like cissors, etc. ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fiskars ). We also found pieces of art like this garden table.

Or the famous finnish china. Hey Markus, does it ring a bell?

Or shops like this Library.

And art everywhere.

Back to the island and its amazing nature. On the island there are some 150 properties covering almost all the bank, leaving very little space for tourists. This is for example the entrance of one of those property. The number corresponds to the number of decameters from the begin of the road. Usually you will find a mokki, and sometimes another larger house for leaving with more modern conveniences.

And the nature! As soon as you leave the road you find yourself in a mushroom market.

Or on one of the very rare "public" beaches. This one in solid granite.

When I say mushroom, I mean it. They were delicious.

This tree in the middle of the road leading to the ferry is the island's landmark. Please note the woodpecker holes.