Turku & the South Coast - Finland - page 185

Finnish staples - whitefish, reindeer - are used inventively in international dishes such as
pastas and curries. Save room for the expertly chosen cheeses including deep-fried
camembert with lakka (cloudberries).
Shopping
Wanha Naantali Kauppa SWEETS
( GOOGLE MAP ;Mannerheiminkatu 13; 11am-4pm daily Jun-Aug, Sat & Sun rest of yr)
Nostalgic Wanha Naantali Kauppa sells old-fashioned Finnish sweets - brace yourself for
the liquorice and tar drops.
Moomin Shop TOYS, CLOTHING
( GOOGLE MAP ; www.moomin.com ; Mannerheiminkatu 3; 11am-5pm mid-May-early Jun,
10am-7pm early Jun-early Aug, 11.30am-6.30pm early-Aug-late Aug)
Moomin merchandise galore.
Information
Naantalin Matkailu TOURIST INFORMATION
( GOOGLE MAP ; 02-435-9800; www.naantalinmatkailu.fi ;Kaivotori 2; 9am-6pm Mon-Fri,
10am-4pm Sat & Sun Jun-Aug, 9am-4.30pm Mon-Fri Sep-May)
By the harbour.
Getting There & Away
Naantali's bus station is 1km east of the harbour. Buses 6, 7 and 7A run to/from Turku's
kauppatori (€3, 20 minutes, four per hour).
S/S Ukkopekka sails between Turku and Naantali in summer, arriving at the passenger
quay on the south side of the harbour.
Finnlink ( www.finnlines.com ) offers a fast service to Kapellskär (passenger/car €47/from
€36, nine hours, up to three daily), 90km north of Stockholm in Sweden. Tickets include
two meals; berths are available. All passengers must board with a vehicle, or bicycle