Turku, the oldest city in Finland

114.03.21 Visited the oldest city in Finland ~ Turku ^^ Met the warmest people ❣️ # The round trip ticket from Helsinki to Tuku is 37 euros Turku Cathedral in Turkmenistan ⛪ So beautiful 😍 Especially the organ has a great sense of design 👏 Please see the picture. 💫 Representative Lutheran church, restored after the fire in 1827, with frescoes, royal tombs and a religious museum. 🤩 We also took the free cable car 🚠 and the "Föri" ferry 🛥️ provided by the locals This is because the distance between the bridges on this road is too far, so something like a small ferry was added in the middle to allow people to cross the Aura River. This 🧡 small orange ferry has a history of over a hundred years. It is free to ride ✌️ and is loved by local residents! #We really all experienced it👍Following Xiaoyu will bring a lot of freshness and fun💓It's really great "Turku" was the capital of Finland when it was ruled by Sweden. After the Finnish War, Sweden ceded Finland to Imperial Russia. Russia at that time felt that Turkestan was too far away from Russia and its relationship with Sweden was too close, so it moved the capital to Helsinki. Because of this background, Finns say that Turks are also considered to be more friendly to foreigners. Since foreigners have been active in this port city for a long time, it is more tolerant of foreign cultures. On the other hand, because of the close contact with Sweden, my personality also incorporates the friendliness and cheerfulness of the Swedish people 👍👍👍