Sights

Larsmo archipelago offers a unique experience throughout the year. In the summertime, you can enjoy the sun and the sea on a boat, or why not visit a sandy beach in the outer archipelago. In the wintertime, you can walk or ski on the ice or maybe try ice fishing.

The wooden church was completed in 1787 and designed by Jacob Rijf. The church surroundings are considered historically important. The beautiful wooden church and Marieholm vicarage and the old group of houses at Kvarnbacken constitute a unique cultural environment. A shed made of stone and Framstu byagård have been restored.

At Bjärgas museum, visitors can experience a collection of miniature buildings from the 1930s, a village shop from the 1950s, old children’s toys and textiles, and a herbal garden. There are special exhibitions and a souvenir shop. More information is available on the Bjärgas website.

Old boats, engines, hunting equipment, and fishing tackle are on display at the Bosund Boat, Fishing and Hunting Museum. The museum is situated in an old boat-building area. An insular forge built from three seine boats, an 18th century coast barn with its fish traps and game traps, a coast barn, and a salt storehouse have been moved to the area. Read more on the website of Bosund Boat, Fishing and Hunting Museum.

The scenic recreational area by Inre Bergskär offers visitors magnificent sea views. The area is equipped with a barbeque area and wind protection. Inre Bergskär is located near Larsmo fishing harbour.

The old fisherman’s village at Olasören (Olavsön) is a popular destination for boat people and explorers. Olofsborg is owned and restored by Bosund Byalag (village community) since 1991. There is an observation tower (16 meters above sea level) and smoke and barbeque ovens for public use. You can stay overnight at Olofsborg free of charge.

The island of Öuran (Örarna) is the last outpost in the Larsmo archipelago. The old fisherman’s village offers visitors a genuine taste of history. Hiking trails and sandy beaches can be found here. Guided tours, transports, and food can be arranged.

Köpmanholmen is Larmo’s recreational area. Our lush green island is just a short rowing distance away from the mainland. On Köpmanholmen, there is a café, a restaurant, a conference room, a sauna, and, of course, the calm that only nature can give.

A monument in memory of the John Grafton incident of 1905 is erected on Orrskär. The S/S John Grafton was blown up while carrying arms for the Finnish resistance movement during the Russian-Japanese war.

Tyynelä Elf Village welcomes you to visit in July and December. Group bookings are possible outside of the season. Tyynelä is located on Västerbyvägen in Eugmo, Larsmo. More information can be found on the website of Tyynelä Elf Village.

The Perca navicula sculpture on Larsmo square is made by the artist Simon Gripenberg. The sculpture was inaugurated in the summer of 2020. The artwork is a combination of a perch (nature) and a Larsmo boat (culture).