Kerava

The landscape around Kerava is a low, wooded and field-dotted stretch of southern Finland, which has shaped both its compact urban form and local economy. The Keravanjoki River runs through the city before joining the Vantaa River, adding waterside green space to a largely suburban setting. Kerava stands on Finland’s main railway line between Helsinki and Riihimäki, opened in 1862 as the country’s first railway; this connection helped transform a rural parish into a growing commuter city within the Helsinki metropolitan area. The city’s cultural scene includes the Sinka art museum, with Finnish art and changing exhibitions. Discover how Kerava connects with southern Finland by browsing webcams in the surrounding area.

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