The Langinkoski Imperial Fishing Lodge in Langinkoski, Finland 3 984
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The Langinkoski Imperial Fishing Lodge is the place in Kotka where Alexander III used to spend summer time with his family. The Lodge was built for the Emperor in 1889 on the estuary of the River Kymijoki. Now it is the only historical object of its kind that was preserved outside Russia.
Guests can learn about the history of fishing lodge, visit the nature reserve surrounding the lodge, an orthodox chapel, a fishermen's house and a summer cafe pavilion. The territory surrounding the Lodge was announced to be a reserve in the middle of the 20th century. Now it is a 28 hectare area.
Guests can explore the museum on their own or under the guidance of a role guide. Exhibitions and concerts are also held at the museum. Amateur fishing is allowed in Langinkoski.
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Photo of the Langinkoski Imperial Fishing Lodge of Czar Alexander III near Kotka, Southeastern Finland (36)
Photo of the Langinkoski Imperial Fishing Lodge of Czar Alexander III near Kotka in Southeastern Finland. The Czar used the lodge as a summer holidays residence for his large family for six consecutive years.
Activities, museums and things to do with kids in Kotka, Southern Finland
Here is a review of the museums and places of interest in Kotka. Spend your trip the right way by reading where you can take a dip, go fishing, and surf warm water in winter and summer. Learn how to tie sea knots, man the helm of a yacht or an airplane, and bask in the beauty of organ music. While you’re at it, make sure to check out the shipbuilders and peer into the outskirts of the city with a pair of binoculars.
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