Sumiaisraitti 43, 44280 Sumiainen
Vapaudenkatu 32, 40100 Jyväskylä
The Jyväskylä City Hall was designed by Karl Viktor Reinius and completed in 1899. The first users of the City Hall included the magistrate, the town court, and the Bank of Finland. In the second floor, citizens could organize various performances and celebrations, and many associations also held their meetings in the City Hall. The building represents the Neo-Renaissance architectural style. Other works by Reinius include the Siikainen Church and the Turku Volunteer Fire Brigade House.
, 41230 Uurainen
, 40100 Jyväskylä
Ähtärintie 999, 42930 Pihlajavesi
Koipikankaantie 1025, 42910 Pihlajavesi
Keuruuntie 6, 42700 Keuruu
The fourth church of Keuruu parish was built on Kippavuorenmäki near the old church. This neo-Gothic brick church is equipped with a southern tower and its foundation is made of grey granite. The church building committee was chaired by factory owner G.A. Serlachius and architect Theodor Granstedt was in charge of the design. Odert Laine was responsible for the practical implementation of the construction between 1889 and 1892.
, 42300 Jämsänkoski
Rasuanniemi on Kankarisvesi lake is a 5–15 metres high ridge of great scenic and cultural historic value. It was formed by ice and water during the Ice Age. The area is characterised by beautiful sandy beaches and wonderful coves, which have been preserved in their natural state. The ridge has numerous natural channels, kettleholes and erosion gullies from the Ice Age. There is a magnificent strait between Rasuanniemi and Mataranniemi.
Erämaakirkontie 221, 42910 Pihlajavesi
In 1780, the Pihlajavesi Wilderness Church was erected with the resources of ten houses and four tenant farms. The designer and builder at the time was Matti Åkerblom, who created the wooden church in the embrace of the forest.
Juurikantie 5, 40900 Jyväskylä
