Concert and congress centre Sibelius Hall in Lahti

In Lahti Harbour you can drop in to eat at different restaurants, listen to music at concerts in the Sibelius Hall, or enjoy delicious baked goodies at cafes on the harbour.

Lahti City Theatre is among the biggest in Finland, its audiences totalling about 120 000 per year. Its programme includes musicals, operettes and dramas, as well as plays for children and youth.

Theatre Vanha Juko is a free professional theatre in downtown Lahti.

Pro Puu promotes the collaboration of wood professionals. Members of Pro Puu are cabinetmakers, designers and architects.

The former home of a wool factory owner, K. H. Attila, designed by architect Josef Stenbäck in 1895 currently houses the Art Castle of artist Soile Yli-Mäyry.

In The Ski Museum you can have fun with Wintersports. You can Jump from the biggest Ski-jump in Lahti, You can ski on a plastic Track, You can train Biathlon and do Downhill skiing. You can also have your own ski-jump competition.

The purpose of the Historical Museum is to collect, document, research, exhibit and publish historical, cultural-historical and ethnological material and oral tradition in its own area.

In The Lahti Art Museum there are constantly changing exhibitions showing old and modern art and graphic design both from Finland and from abroad.

The main exhibition at the Radio and TV Museum traces the century of radio technology, development and applications.

The museum is a specialized museum of military history presenting wartime medical care from front-line conditions to military hospitals.

Church of The Cross in the heart of Lahti

Internationally recognized The Sports Center of Lahti where there are ski-jumps, a skiing stadium, the Suurhalli sports hall with a hall for fairs.

Lahti Fair Ltd. (Lahden Messut Oy) has been organizing fairs and exhibitions professionally since 1966. Lahti Fair is known for its international, as well as special trade fairs.

Symphony Orchestra offers unforgettable musical experiences at its weekly concerts in the Sibelius Hall

Lahti Town Hall designed by architect Eliel Saarinen

The special features of the church include two aisles, star vaults with embossed ring ornaments and wooden carvings of historical importance. Entry to the church is through an Empire-style bell tower designed by C.L. Engel. The decoration of the west gable is among the most beautiful in Finland.

Päijät-Häme Aviation Museum has a collection of almost twenty planes.

Finnish painting from 19th and 20th century. Collection includes paintings from: Marcus Collin, Albert Edelfelt, Akseli Gallen-Kallela, Pekka Halonen, Eero Järnefelt, Unto Koistinen, Aleksander Lauréus, Berndt Lindholm, Helene Schjerfbeck, Maria Wiik, Ferdinand von Wright, Magnus von Wright, Väinö Aaltonen, Walter Runeberg, Ville Vallgren.