25.07.2017

The Tall Ships Races Turku got great social media coverage

The social media statistics from the Tall Ships Races week (from Monday 17 July to Sunday 23 July) are available and are looking excellent.

Sunny and summery event

24.07.2017

Record number of visitors in the Tall Ships Races in Turku

The large sailing vessels left the River Aura on Sunday 23 July. The Parade of Sails at Airisto was spectacular ‒ hundreds of spectators came by boat to see it and thousands of visitors sat watching on the cliffs. Also President of the Republic Sauli Niinistö watched the parade at Airisto from his yacht Kultaranta VIII.

22.07.2017

The Tall Ships Races event in Turku has gathered a large number of audience to the banks of the River Aura

A total of 96 vessels have been registered for the event in Turku. Of these, 20 are large class A sailing ships. Vessels are participating from 21 different countries.

Eventmore aplikaatiosta löydät helposti tapahtuman ohjelmatiedot

Mobile apps and messages from the sea

19.07.2017

The Tall Ships Races in Turku in social media and smartphones

Turku offers the public many alternatives to familiarise themselves with The Tall Ships Races event.

25.07.2017

The story about grandfather was true after all

Ever since he was a child, Hans Andersson has been hearing stories about his grandfather helping Estonians to escape to the United States. Bengt Andersson had indeed done so.

22.07.2017

Results of Tall Ships Races vessel crew competitions

Prize Giving Ceremony was held on Friday 21st of July.

21.07.2017

The Tall Ships Races began in Turku and the banks were filled with visitors

The Tall Ships Races event was officially opened on 20 July in great mood. The area of Varvintori was filled with visitors attending the opening of the event and the Finnish Air Forces made as many as three overflights with Hawk training fighter jets.

14.07.2017

The Tall Ships Races event strongly supports the Baltic Sea

The largest public event in Finland this summer, The Tall Ships Races 2017, strongly supports the cause of the Baltic Sea. Both the cities organising the event, Kotka and Turku, and the col-laboration partners of the event take the Baltic Sea protection and environmental viewpoints into account in all action.

25.07.2017

Tall Ships Races Finland 2017

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