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-Turku is doing its part to keep the word on track to the 1.5 degree target-
The city of Turku has a very ambitious climate plan to be a carbon-neutral area by the year 2029.
City of Turku can reduce itself half of the region's emissions, for example by investing in sustainable energy and infrastructure as well as low-carbon transport and promoting circular economy. The rest of the area's emission reductions will require efforts from businesses, communities and residents.
Many of Monitori’s services are also available digitally. Due to the coronavirus situation, we would like to ask our clients to please favour online services whenever possible.
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Our customers and staff are of the utmost importance to us. We want you to be able to visit the library with confidence. We monitor the development of the coronavirus situation and adjust the activities according to the recommendations. Let's take care of the safety of us all together!
åppi is a new learning app of augmented reality. Developed in Turku, it encourages pupils and students to walk along the side of the River Aura and introduces unheard stories from Turku. The app can be downloaded free of charge in Google Play store and App store and it is useful for teaching history, biology, visual arts and languages, for instance.
Can Ruissalo Island (postcode area 20100) be considered to be part of the competition area?
The competition does not aim for development ideas for Ruissalo, although technically the island has the postcode area of the city centre. The competition seeks openings related to the revitalization of the city centre in accordance with the city centre vision 2050. As the development targets defined in the vision also act as assessment criteria in the competition, a proposal that does not address the intended area would not be in an equal position with other proposals.
The program of Turku Day 2021 contained more than 90 events! The home district day, celebrated on Sunday, September 19th, had a versatile program that was scattered all around town!
Turku Day is celebrated yearly on the third Sunday of September. The Turku Day of 2021 consisted of a great number of places that were open to the public, there was a market square event at the Old Great Square and lots of outdoor events. Needless to say, there was something for every citizen or friend of Turku to see and experience.
Turku has introduced a new digital social and health care service, Omaolo. Omaolo provides you an easy assessment on what treatment you need and, based on your situation, guides you to the appropriate services of the municipality or hospital district of your choosing.
Recommendations for treatments can vary between urgent guidance to local emergency services, direct electronic contacts or appointments with a nurse, doctor or physiotherapist, or home treatment instructions, always depending on your individual answers.
Turku Day appro has been postponed
Turku Day appro -event what was planned to be on Turku Day 20th of September will not be held. City of Turku is working on finding a new date for the event.
We have switched over to Kissmyturku.com, where you can now find all the information relating to sights and attractions in and around Turku. Visitturku.fi will continue to serve travel professionals and the media.
Development of the city centre is part of the web service turku.fi. More information on the turku.fi privacy policy and register descriptions can be found at www.turku.fi/en/privacy-policy.
The commercial city centre surrounding the Market Square is one of the key targets of measures aimed at developing the city centre. The year-round attractiveness and commercial vividness of the city centre are strengthened through several measures together with entrepreneurs and other operators in the city centre.
Many travellers arrive in Turku via the Aninkainen area and the public transport stations located within it. The area extending from Puutori Square to the railway yard area via Aninkainen bridge will develop not only as a multimodal centre of transport and logistics but also as a strong hub of housing, working and experiences.
The Old Town of Turku covers the historical city centre and university area all the way from Piispankatu to the Fortuna block.
Turku started to expand into the delta of the River Aura in the 13th century. The River Aura remains the heart of Turku today, and there are many well-known sights, prestigious restaurants and comfortable hangouts along its banks. The riverbank and the culture and restaurant services alongside it attract people all year round but particularly in the summer.
Along with the renewing city and infill construction, the city centre will expand towards the river mouth and Port of Turku. From there, the city reaches further towards the unique archipelago and the sea.
Solutions related to transport and mobility have a significant role from the point of view of comfortability, accessibility and effortless mobility in the city centre. The accessibility of the city centre is improved and mobility within the city centre is streamlined by simplifying the transport system and use of street space. The City of Turku will also develop smart mobility as a comprehensive service in the form of Smart and Wise Turku collaboration.
The City of Turku is currently preparing policies on city centre lighting to steer lighting solutions in public areas in the city and facade lighting. The policies will concern, for instance, certain transport environments, walking routes, historical environments, landmarks and landscape areas.
The commercial city centre expands, the Old Town turns into a European oasis of encounters and the eastern bank of the River Aura acts as a vivid platform for a new kind of combination of culture, restaurants and working. According to the vision team that has contemplated the future of the city centre, Turku has what it takes to become a globally significant city where exceptional archipelago elements and developed infrastructure create the necessary preconditions for comfortable housing and vivid economy and culture.
Development of the city centre is one of the spearhead projects of the City of Turku. The spearhead project aiming at comprehensive urban development seeks to strengthen the competitiveness and attraction of the city centre from the point of view of business, tourism, leisure and housing. Our location at the heart of the most beautiful archipelago in the world and the 800-year-old historical centre provide Turku with an excellent opportunity to become an internationally acknowledged city known for its strengths.
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希腊发明家亚历山大港的希罗 (Hero of Alexandria) 在公元前几十年就开发了一种原始蒸汽机，但在当时的奴隶制希腊罗马社会中并未发现这种发明的真正用途。 STEAM 图尔库旨在通过为图尔库的所有儿童和年轻人提供学习新事物，应用和利用他们所学知识的机会，并在此过程中充分发挥潜力，来防止这种潜在的浪费。
詹姆斯·瓦特（James Watt）是苏格兰的数学家和工程师，其蒸汽机的改进引发了18世纪后期的工业革命。现在，我们正处在一场新的工业革命当中，它将以前所未有的方式改变世界。 STEAM 图尔库希望支持图尔库的儿童和年轻人成为这一变革的英雄，并成长为将造福于全人类的解决方案的开发商。
2018年4月，图尔库市与该地区的高等教育机构和图尔库科学园有限公司签署了技术校园协议，重点是增加技术教育和研究的提供。根据协议开始的合作目的是让图尔库的高等教育机构产生技术科学学士学位，理学硕士（技术），工程学硕士和海洋养殖的专业人士，以满足该地区日益增长的需求。
STEAM 图尔库项目是图尔库市对该合作做出的总体贡献的一部分。图尔库市教育部门负责实施该项目，但它与整个城市的产业政策相关。 STEAM 图尔库项目完全或部分包含了在行业或单个服务区域中实施的17个单独项目。该项目由图尔库市中央行政和教育部以及各种外部融资机构（ESF，ERDF，EDUFI，教育和文化部等）资助。
Monitori Market Square is located on the edge of the Turku Market Square in KOP-kolmio’s premises at Aurakatu 8, 20100 TURKU. Most Turku Region Traffic buses stop in or near our area. Parking is limited in the city centre and you should be prepared for parking fees. There are two separate entrances to the corridor connecting the different business premises of KOP-kolmio, both of which are accessible. Monitori Market Square is located along the corridor.
