Keskisen Kyläkauppa is Finland’s biggest department store and most popular tourist destination, with over six million visitors annually. Our relaxed mood, unbelievable details, and surprising encounters cannot be described – they have to be experienced in person. In addition to the large shopping complex, there are a few more things to explore.

Moomin collection

Kyläkaupan Kesäkahvila -restaurant serves Onnela guests during the summer season. Its selection includes cafeteria products, meals, and ice cream. The yellow palace-like facade of the huge department store is one of the first things most visitors to Tuuri see. The department store of Veljekset Keskinen plays a central role in the village and it is not possible to miss this huge building complex. There are in addition to the large store also restaurants and other stores to be found here.

• We sell all the most desired Finnish and international top brands.
• This gorgeous coffee cup collection by a private collector is on display by the red entrance on the Market Street.
• The Lego Group provided the bricks for this miniature model.
• This nostalgic collection is full of memories – it may include cups from your own childhood.
• Just a short distance away is the Jari-Matti Latvala’s Rally Museum.
• In 1976, Toivo’s sons Matti and Mikko Keskinen bought the company, T.M.K. Keskinen, from their father and founded Veljekset Keskinen Oy.

Department Store

We sell all the most desired Finnish and international top brands. Boasting a sauna, Kalliorinteen Mökit Suvipirtti is located in Töysä. This property offers access to a terrace and free private parking. Boasting a sauna, Kalliorinteen Mökit Kalliopirtti is set in Töysä.

Tuuri Exploring Finland

Of the Moomin products, especially Arabia’s Moomin mugs are sought-after collectables. The bridge connects the parking lots on both sides of the Tuurinjoki river. There are two barbecue spots in the area, where you can grill sausages and other foods. In the summertime the saunas are open every day from 7 am to 10 pm, with the exception of a short cleaning break in the afternoon.

• You can click an offer leaflet below to see the latest offers.
• The village is home to a population of around 780 inhabitants and the second-largest department store in Finland – the Veljekset Keskinen.
• Tuuri is a village in Töysä, since 2013 part of Alavus, a town of Finland.
• The yellow palace-like facade of the huge department store is one of the first things most visitors to Tuuri see.
• There are in addition to the large store also restaurants and other stores to be found here.
• Its selection includes cafeteria products, meals, and ice cream.

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He transferred the shop to the sawmill’s workshop building, the current location of Kyläkauppa, in 1969. In 1976, Toivo’s sons Matti and Mikko Keskinen bought the company, T.M.K. Keskinen, from their father and founded Veljekset Keskinen Oy. The padlocks attached to the railings of OnnenSilta (Lucky Bridge) symbolize committed love relationships. Couples committed to each other for life attach love locks with their names on them on bridge railings around the world, also in Tuuri.

Finland’s biggest department store

The Market Street runs through the Kyläkauppa area, connecting the services on opposite sides and enabling all shopping from one parking spot. Our Food Market is the top shopping destination for families when it’s time to buy groceries. In the 1800s, he worked as a travelling merchant in the sparsely inhabited neighbouring towns of the Tuuri village.

This was Tuuri when Toivo Keskinen opened his store in the village. To where it has grown to become the second-largest department store in Finland. Veljekset Keskinen was established in 1976 and is currently run by the fifth generation of the Keskinen family. This is by far the largest collection of Finnish money from 1860 to 2002 on display. The exhibition also displays money from the eras of Swedish and Russian rule in Finland. Third service building with toilets, showers and sauna is situated at the beach.