POV: Turku, Finland 4K Walking Tour Highlights | Finland Guided Tour

Affiliate: Get Exclusive NordVPN deal here - https://nordvpn.com/AntonTheKicker It's risk-free with Nord's 30-day money-back guarantee! This footage was recorded on 30th September and 19th October, 2026. Main channel:    / @antonthekicker   00:00 - Turku Market Square 01:18 - Orthodox Church of the Holy Martyr Empress Alexandra 02:46 - City Center 06:34 - St Michael's Church 09:08 - VIII District 10:16 - IX District 11:16 - Turku Castle (outside) 13:18 - Turku Castle (Medieval keep) 18:36 - Turku Castle (Renaissance keep) 22:05 - Turku Castle (Renaissance bailey) 24:37 - Aura River waterfront 26:23 - Cable ferry Föri 27:03 - Aura River waterfront 30:18 - Turku Cathedral 31:05 - Academic District 31:51 - Old Great Square and Porthan Park 33:00 - Walking through the city one more time 35:00 - Hesburger (local food) 35:30 - Leaving Turku (Posankka cameo!) Explore Turku on foot! In this walking tour, we visit the Market Square, the Orthodox Church of the Holy Martyr Empress Alexandra, the city center, St. Michael's Church, old, wooden districts, the Aura River waterfront, the cable ferry Föri, the Turku Cathedral, the Old Great Square, and stunning viewpoints. Perfect for travelers planning a trip to Turku in 2026! Designed for: Relaxation Slow TV Virtual Travel Background Ambience Studying or Working Turku (Swedish: Åbo) is a city in Finland and the regional capital of Southwest Finland. It is located on the southwestern coast of the country at the mouth of the River Aura. The population of Turku is approximately 210,000, while the metropolitan area has a population of around 320,000. It is the 6th–most populous municipality in Finland, and the third–most populous urban area in the country after Helsinki and Tampere. Turku is Finland's oldest city, and due to its long history, Turku has been the site of many important events and, as a former capital, has had a major influence on Finnish history. Together with Tallinn, the capital of Estonia, Turku was named European Capital of Culture for 2011. In 1996, the city of Turku was declared the "Christmas City" of Finland. Turku has also been officially declared the Food Capital of Finland, as it is home to some of Finland's oldest and highest-quality restaurants, as well as a historically famous fish market held twice a year. Turku's canteen and café culture has often been compared to French food culture, which is why Turku is sometimes known as the "Paris of Finland", and explains the existence of the Swedish saying "Varför Paris, vi har ju Åbo!" ("Why [should we concern ourselves with] Paris? We have Turku!").