Paimio

Paimio is an active town that values sustainability, and its breathtaking landscapes are especially popular among families with children and entrepreneurs. Situated between Turku and Salo, the city draws residents and businesses interested in circular economy practices, diverse recreational opportunities, and affordable housing.

A vibrant town full of businesses   

Paimio is a town of just over 11,000 inhabitants in Southwest Finland, where you can enjoy excellent services within easy reach. Thanks to its location at the junction of the E18 motorway, it takes less than half an hour to reach Turku and Salo by car and slightly longer by bus. Helsinki is accessible in less than 1.5 hours at best. 

Local bus services ensure convenient transportation within the town. Connections will further improve when Paimio joins the Turku region's public transport system, Föli, starting July 1, 2024!

In Paimio, children have easy access to education, with four primary schools and a high school. Alongside essential services, Paimio offers enriching experiences such as cafes, the Paimio theater and cinema, and renowned craft shops. Thanks to its prime location, business-friendly environment, and diverse industrial areas, Paimio is home to over 1000 companies!

Everyday life and leisure in the river valley

Whether in low-rise apartment buildings close to amenities or along the serene Paimio River, you can find your perfect home in Paimio. All residential areas share lush greenery and convenient access to services. City plots for home construction offer proximity to amenities and the beauty of Paimio's natural surroundings.

There is plenty to do in Paimio for leisure time. Paimio Sports Park and River Park provide an excellent setting for a wide range of sports, from athletics to fitness and from canoeing to padel. Active associations, the Paimio Adult Education Centre, and the Paimio Music Institute further enrich the city's leisure options. Swimmers can enjoy the newly renovated Solina swimming hall.

Paimio's renowned Sanatorium and natural beauty

The iconic Paimio Sanatorium, designed by Alvar and Aino Aalto, stands as Paimio's most famous landmark. This architecturally remarkable building amidst pine trees has garnered international attention, with Finland even applying for UNESCO World Heritage Site status for the sanatorium. 

Aside from the sanatorium, scenic Paimio River’s power plants, captivating local museums, and charming wooden houses along Postinkuja are all worth a visit! Hiking enthusiasts can explore numerous trails, while a mountain biking network near Hiekkahelmi Beach attracts riders of all skill levels.

Throughout the year, Paimio hosts a variety of events, with 2025 being particularly special as the town celebrates its 700th anniversary!