Marvel at the stunning views from Aavasaksa Hill, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Discover the history of the Struve Geodetic Arc and its significance
Explore the charming town of Övertorneå and see its historic church
Enjoy the scenic landscapes of the Torne and Tengeliö rivers
Learn about the unique geography and history of the region
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Begin your journey by meeting your guide in Övertorneå, a locality in Norrbotten County, Sweden. Learn about the area’s history and culture as you make your way to Aavasaksa Hill, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Discover how Aavasaksa was first used by Pierre Louis Maupertuis in the French Geodesic Mission (1736–1737) and later became part of the Struve Geodetic Arc. Hear about the hill’s significance and its designation as a World Heritage Site, along with 33 other sites used in the Struve Geodetic Arc.
Enjoy the stunning views from Aavasaksa, often considered the southernmost point in Finland where the midnight sun is literally visible. Admire the surrounding rivers, with the Torne River to the west and the smaller Tengeliö River to the east and north.
Continue your journey with a visit to an old church in Övertorneå. Take in the beautiful landscape and learn about the area’s rich history and culture.
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Not Suitable For: People with mobility impairments
Not Suitable For: People with heart problems
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Know Before You Go: Aavasaksa is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Know Before You Go: The midnight sun is visible from Aavasaksa
Know Before You Go: The area is historically significant due to the French Geodesic Mission and Struve Geodetic Arc