Raahen Taitopaja is a handicraft and programme service company operating in an old foundry built in 1955.

The course will be held in an old foundry, once used for floor casting up to 2,000-kg iron products.

The annual Raahe Book Fair has grown into an almost week-long literary festival.

The church of the Pyhäjoki parish was designed by Karvala & Silvennoinen and completed in 1977 after the previous

Revonlahti Church was completed in 1775.

Paavola Church was built in just 66 days! It was inaugurated in 1756 and named after Princess Sofia of Sweden.

A momument commemorating the Siikajoki battle of the Finnish War is located near the Siikajoki Church.

Bark puller statue tells us about an old form of trade.

The sculpture park consisting of sculptor Prof. Kari Juva’s works was established in Raahe in the summer of 2008.