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Kierikki
Getting around: About 40km northeast of Oulu near Yli-Ii; a car is practical.
Hours: Daily roughly 10:00-18:00 in summer; reduced or closed in winter.
Kierikki is a Stone Age archaeological site and reconstruction center around a significant Neolithic settlement, with reconstructed dwellings and hands-on activities illustrating hunter-gatherer life roughly 5,000-6,000 years ago — a rare, tangible window into prehistoric Finland.
Suits families and anyone with a specific interest in archaeology, requiring a dedicated half-day trip.
Kierikki FAQs
How far from Oulu?
About 40km, 40-45 minutes by car.
Good for kids?
Yes, hands-on activities are designed for children.
Open in winter?
Reduced or seasonally closed — check current schedule.
What period does it cover?
Neolithic Stone Age, roughly 5,000-6,000 years ago.
How long does a visit take?
About 2 hours.
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