The Mikke Train Ride is a great way to discover some of the best attractions in the heart of Mikkeli. This leisurely sightseeing road train offers an affordable and unique summer experience.
You can board the train in front of the Mikkeli Main Library or at any of the stops along the route. Read more and buy your Mikke Train day tickets (This site is available only in Finnish)
Attractions along the route
Mikkelipuisto
Mikkelipuisto – A Delight for All the Senses
Mikkelipuisto is a versatile family and garden destination surrounded by beautiful greenery. Come and admire the stunning gardens and enjoy delicious food at Restaurant Greeneri. You are also welcome to explore the services of Kaihu Sauna Restaurant and Kaihu Rooftop.
Kenkävero
Experience the unique atmosphere of the historic Kenkävero vicarage. Its restaurant, shops, gardens, and year-round events delight and inspire visitors in every season.
Harbour
At Bar Laituri, you can relax with refreshments while enjoying the lively harbour atmosphere. As a summer special, ice cream is available for just €1.
Naisvuori
According to local legend, Naisvuori ("Women's Hill") got its name from the women who watched the Battle of Porrassalmi in 1789 from the top of the hill. Today, Naisvuori is one of Mikkeli's finest parks, and its observation tower offers magnificent views over the city. The summer café at the base of the tower is famous for serving some of the best waffles in Finland.
Muisti – Centre of War and Peace
What does war do to people and society? What is peace? Experience, reflect, and discover the answers through the exhibitions at the Science Centre and the Headquarters Museum.
Vekkula
Stop available only on Vekkula event days.
Vekkula Children's Cultural Centre is an enchanting fairytale world just a short distance from the centre of Mikkeli. We offer a wide range of cultural activities for all ages, from babies to grandparents. Free Story Days are held at Vekkula from 27 June to 15 August 2026. Welcome to explore the magical world of Vekkula.
Infantry Museum
The Infantry Museum has been housed in two wooden buildings dating from the 19th century since 1982. Through its engaging exhibitions, visitors can learn about Finland's wartime history and gain a deeper understanding of the sacrifices made by war veterans. Temporary exhibitions also offer the opportunity to admire, for example, beautiful handcrafted works.
