Self-guided Sightseeing Tour #4 in Lahti, Finland

Lahti Pentecostal Church is a Pentecostal church in Lahti, Finland. The congregation has approximately 1,200 members. Acting President of the Congregation The lead pastor is diaconal pastor Tino Varjola. There are a few other paid employees, but the church is based on strong volunteer work.

Wikipedia: Lahden helluntaiseurakunta (FI), Website

Lanu-puisto is a park near Pikku-Vesijärvi in Lahti, Finland. There are 12 statues of concrete made by the sculptor Olavi Lanu. The park was built in 1988–1992.

Wikipedia: Lanu-puisto (EN)

Kariniemi Arboretum is a tree species park located in Kariniemenmäki and Pikku-Vesijärvi Park. The following trees are named in the park:

Wikipedia: Kariniemen arboretum (FI), Website

The Lahti Water Organ is a musical fountain located in Kariniemi Park in Lahti, about 300 meters west of the old bus station. It was built by Lahti Energia in 1997. The water organ is operational from June to November.

Wikipedia: Lahden vesiurut (FI), Website

Vauhtia is a bronze fountain sculpture created by sculptor Oskari Jauhiainen, which the City of Lahti acquired with bequest funds in 1954. The work depicts three flying swallows. The sculpture was created as part of a competition to find a suitable sculpture for the Lahti Market Square. Jauhiainen won the competition in 1951. Jauhiainen was assisted in the creation of the sculpture by architect Eero Eerikäinen. The Vauhtia sculpture was moved from its original location in the Market Square in 1961 to its current location in Pikku-Vesijärvi. The movement and flight of the work are said to symbolize Lahti, which is experiencing its boom.

Wikipedia: Vauhtia (FI)