Discover Klaukkala

Klaukkala can be chosen as a travel destination for various reasons: the Isosuo boardwalk offers a nature outing, the Tornimäki ski trail is for cross-country skiing, and Monikko is a venue for events, leisure and community activities. Other attractions include Klaukkala Church and the historic Koto-talo. If you are looking for a hotel in Klaukkala, the purpose of your stay may influence which of these highlights you include in your plans.

Nature trails in Isosuo

Located in Klaukkala, the Isosuo boardwalk offers a wilderness feel as you walk along it. The Isosuo outdoor trail is approximately 3 km long in total. These are two different points of reference for nature enthusiasts: the boardwalk is described in terms of the walking experience, while the outdoor trail is given an approximate total distance. A municipal publication from 2021 named the car park at Klaukkala Ice Hall as an access point to Isosuo’s nature trails. Access may have changed, so check before your visit.

Cross-country skiing on the Tornimäki ski trail

The Tornimäki ski trail in Klaukkala is 3.0 km long, lit and of moderate difficulty. It is suitable for both classic and freestyle skiing. Compared with the approximate length of the Isosuo outdoor trail, this offers a concrete point of comparison: both routes are around three kilometres long, but they are intended for different activities. Choosing between a walk and cross-country skiing therefore also depends on the features described for each: the wilderness feel of the Isosuo boardwalk, and Tornimäki’s difficulty rating, lighting and skiing style.

Monikko: events and community activities

In the centre of Klaukkala is Monikko, a multipurpose building completed in 2017. It brings together youth services, basic arts education, hobbies, events and community activities under one roof. The event hall provides space for pop concerts, classical music, theatre, children’s events, corporate events and private functions. Exhibitions are held in the foyer gallery, and Café Monikon Mustikka serves event visitors and other guests. Monikko thus offers several opportunities for cultural and community activities, depending on whether you are interested in events, exhibitions or the building’s other functions.

Monikko has accessible entrances to the main entrance, foyer and Monikkosali. It also has accessible toilets and wheelchair spaces on the stalls level of the hall. Check these facilities before your visit, as they may change.

Church and local history

Klaukkala Church was consecrated on 28 November 2004, the first Sunday of Advent, by Mikko Heikka, Bishop of the Diocese of Espoo. Together with the parish centre, it received an honourable mention in the 2004 Concrete Structure of the Year competition. The recognition was for the innovative architectural and structural design and its execution, in which concrete forms a significant part of the visible result. For architecture enthusiasts, this connection between design and visible materials is a specific aspect of the award.

Koto-talo tells a different chapter of local history. The building was completed in 1931 as a new commercial building for merchant Kalle Helminen on Klaukkala’s village road. A municipal publication from 2024 lists it among the few surviving buildings in rural Klaukkala. Together with Monikko, Koto-talo illustrates two different building purposes in Klaukkala: a commercial building from 1931 and a multipurpose building completed in 2017.

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