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Malmi Cemetery

The biggest cemetery in the country by number of burials.

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Malmi Cemetery
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Why go

Many Finnish cultural and political personalities are buried here. Other things worth seeing are the main chapel built in 1923 which is still used, as well as the cemetery's own water tower and railway station, both of which are disused.

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