Getting Around
Nummi is well-connected to Turku city center, making it easy to explore both areas.
Southwest Finland, Finland
District·Residential, Historical, Academic
Nummi is a vibrant district in Turku, Finland, characterized by its historical roots and modern student presence. As one of the oldest suburbs, it combines the charm of traditional Finnish living with the dynamic energy of student life, thanks to the Turku Student Village, the largest of its kind in Finland. The district's location just outside the city center and south of the river Aura makes it an ideal spot for those looking to explore both the urban and suburban aspects of Turku. With a diverse population and a rich cultural backdrop, Nummi offers a unique glimpse into Finnish suburban life.
Nummi is a vibrant district in Turku, Finland, characterized by its historical roots and modern student presence. As one of the oldest suburbs, it combines the charm of traditional Finnish living with the dynamic energy of student life, thanks to the Turku Student Village, the largest of its kind in Finland. The district's location just outside the city center and south of the river Aura makes it an ideal spot for those looking to explore both the urban and suburban aspects of Turku. With a diverse population and a rich cultural backdrop, Nummi offers a unique glimpse into Finnish suburban life.
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Highlights
Close proximity to Turku city center.
Historical suburb with rich heritage.
Home to the largest student housing complex in Finland.
Diverse linguistic community.
Before you go: Nummi essentials
Rich historical background as one of Turku's oldest suburbs.
Proximity to the river Aura and Turku city center.
Diverse community with a mix of Finnish and Swedish speakers.
Local Culture
Experience the blend of historical and modern life in one of Turku's oldest suburbs.
Best For
Exploring suburban life and student culture.
Currency
EUR €
Average Cost
$80-$150 p/day
Languages Spoken
Finnish, Swedish, English
Student Life
Visit the Turku Student Village to see the largest student housing complex in Finland.
Best time to visit Nummi
April-JuneSeptember-November
Best Season
Spring
Spring is a great time to visit Nummi, with mild weather perfect for exploring the district's historical sites.
Best Season
Summer
Enjoy the vibrant student life and outdoor activities during the warm summer months.
Best Season
Fall
Experience the beautiful autumn colors and a quieter atmosphere as students return to classes.
Winter
Winter offers a peaceful setting with the possibility of snow, ideal for enjoying cozy indoor activities.
Location
Nummi, Southwest Finland, Finland
