From the back cover: In the middle of Finland, there were three important waterways, and the country's second-largest lake, Päijänne. There was room for the town in the middle of the waters. Already in the golden age of steamboats in the 1800s, Jyväskylä was an ideal location. The development of traffic increased the city's attraction as a market place and future industrial centre. With a long, proud history, Jyväskylä is a city of study and education and the location of Finland's first Finnish-language secondary school, teacher training college and girl's lyceum. The foundations of the University of Jyväskylä lie in the first Finnish-speaking teacher training college, The Jyväskylä Teacher Seminary, established in 1863. Today, the University of Jyväskylä is an internationally notable science university. Jyväskylä Impressions presents the 'Athens of Finland', the New Wave (Aalto) city, and the world's northernmost City of Light. The natural beauty and history of Jyväskylä as it developed into the seventh-largest city in Finland is worth experiencing.

This book is looking for new readers from Roasberg.

Jyväskylä is the first town I visited.
Thank you for the book. I'll read this on the train to Tampere.
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So I did. The pictures are very beautiful and history interesting.

I'll take the book to the meet-up in Tampere.
Happy reading!

Thanks Annelis for this small book. I´m glad to see in which beautiful town I´m living ;-)! The book maybe will continue its journey to Germany for friends.
Have a nice autumn! Hope, we´ll see again!

It´s a little funny that I see just after reading this beautiful book in which fine town I´m living ;-)!
I´ll release the book somewhere at the University area and hope, it will interest many foreign students in the town!

Have a nice reading!

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