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Also known as Sankt Michel, S:t Michel
Mikkeli (; ; ; ) is a city in, and the regional capital of, South Savo, Finland, located in the Finnish Lakeland. The population is approximately , while the Mikkeli sub-region of South Savo has a population of approximately . Mikkeli is the most-populous municipality of Finland and the 19th most-populous urban area in the country.
Mikkeli is a city in South Savo, Finland, located in the Finnish Lakeland region, and serves as the regional capital. It is the most-populous municipality in Finland and the 19th largest urban area in the country.
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Mikkeli has a comprehensive public transport system (buses to e.g. Anttola and Otava almost every hour). Information about local transport you can find here. You can use theDigitransit route planner to find local bus routes between given locations and addresses. One-way tickets for buses in the city area cost around €3, while fares for longer routes are distance based. The Waltti Mobiili mobile app can be used to purchase tickets.
Moppe service lines and rural lines complement the regular local bus lines. Part of these services operate by fixed route and schedule, but part of them are based on the dial-a-ride principle.
Major car rental companies, such as Europcar and Hertz, are available in Mikkeli. In summertime, one may also hop in a sightseeing bus or take a cruise in Saimaa from the harbour.
Taxis are also available ().
Smartphone apps: Valopilkku, 02 Taksi
During World War II, Mikkeli was the headquarters of the Finnish Army, and quite a few sights from the period remain.
thumb|The waterslides of Visulahti thumb|Hiihtomäki dance pavillon
Mikkeli has quite a few restaurants given to the city's relatively small size, although many of them are generic chain restaurants. Fast food is available in the form of kebabs and pizzas. McDonald's and Hesburger have two restaurants each in Mikkeli. Almost all kebab restaurants stay open until the closing time of night clubs, and are thus seen as the preferred late-night eating options. There is a list of lunch offers for each day.
Some noteworthy restaurants:
Mikkeli's nightlife is not perhaps one of the busiest in Finland, but has some nice pubs to visit. Surprisingly the live music scene is very active. Most of the bars are centred along Porrassalmenkatu, so exploring the night is very easy. In wintertime the city is quiet, but in summer many nice terraces open up throughout the centre.
There are a few hotels in the town centre but not many hostels can be found. Camping is a good choice for cheaper accommodation.
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Mikkeli (; ; ; ) is a city in, and the regional capital of, South Savo, Finland, located in the Finnish Lakeland. The population is approximately , while the Mikkeli sub-region of South Savo has a population of approximately . Mikkeli is the most-populous municipality of Finland and the 19th most-populous urban area in the country.
Mikkeli is located on the shores of Lake Saimaa, the largest lake in the country, and Europe's fourth largest. Prior to being located within South Savo, the city was in Mikkeli Province (until 1997), before becoming part of Eastern Finland Province (1997-2009). The city covers an area of , of which is water. Mikkeli is one of the largest towns in the South Savo region, and one of the main hubs in the region's hospital districts, along with Savonlinna.
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Suomenniemi Jyväskylä Kouvola Kuopio Pieksämäki Savonlinna — The northernmost medieval stone castle, with a famous opera festival, 100 km away by car
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