Catania to Tornio virtual trip
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The document summarizes information about the city of Tornio, Finland and the surrounding area. It discusses the history of the border between Tornio and the neighboring Swedish city of Haparanda, the founding of the Aine Art Museum in Tornio, and several attractions in the area including the Arktikum science center, the Snow Castle, and opportunities for outdoor activities like skiing and ice fishing.
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- 3. The Aine Art Museum was born out of the love Eila and Veli Aine had for the arts. Over the decades they collected a wide range of works of art, and this led to the establisment of the Aine Art Foundation in 1974. The foundation and the city of Tornio signed an agreement in 1979, according to which the city of Tornio was to build proper premises for the art museum and maintain its activities. The foundation was to transfer the art collection to the museum. The Aine Art Museum was opened to the public in 1986.
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- 7. Arktikum is a science centre and a museum. The exhibition of the museum leads you through Arctic areas’ and Finnish Lapland’s history and modern day. The Arctic Circle is the invisible circle of latitude on the earth's surface at 66 33' north.
- 8. The Snow Castle is the source of great pride as well as a true showcase of architectonic snow- work of the local constructors. The Sampo, the former icebreaker for the Finnish government, offers a unique cruise experience on the Gulf of Bothnia.
- 9. The nature of Kemijärvi means rugged mountains, the silence of the wilderness, lakes that go as far as the eye can see, rivers with their rapids, streams, lush forests and groves.
- 10. Tornio & Haparanda Tornio is the oldest town in Lapland with its charming churches and beautiful nature. Haparanda, in Sweden, is characterized by an interesting flora and fauna.
- 12. Nordic skiing Downhill skiing swimming in the frozen river (we dig a hole in the ice)
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