Sara Maria Lindborg

We celebrated Lovisa day 25 of August.

I am really proud that Lovisa happens to be my hometown. I’ve lived here my whole life – and this town has given me the best childhood I could ever imagine. I would describe Lovisa as a little, warm, beautiful, and calm city. We don’t have everything here, but enough. Let’s think! We have restaurants, several beautiful cafererias, including the ranked winner, Tuhannen Tuskan kahvila. Myself, I am a sucker for Café Favorit – which I happen to be sitting in right now as I type this blog post. We have a beautiful beach, with several tennis courts. We have a little cosy library, many many parks and a lot of beautiful old houses. A lot of happenings are arranged in this town, and you can take a part of a lot of culture here. We have some cute small boutiques, a quite big secondhand store, and also a hight ranked book store, also some several other shops.

Lovisa city offers a lot of hobbies for both children and adults, and Kansalaisopisto has a whole catalog with options you can choose from.

One thing I find nice about Lovisa, is that we say hi to each other while passing by in town, since you see many familiar faces here while outdoors. While taking a walk in Lovisa, you can choose from going into the forest and experience nature, or – you can choose to walk by the sea. Either way, Lovisa offers beautiful views.

I wanted to share my gratitude for this town, since I am actually moving city. My ways goes now to Porvoo. I am moving into a 2 bedroom apartment in Porvoo with my fiancé in November. Despite of this, I will visit Lovisa regularly, to meet with family and friends.

Here under are just a few pictures taken at the Lovisa day’s event.

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There was a tattoo stand, and I got one. 🙂

We got to enjoy the Lovisa pastry at this event as well