Specify the exact place in the itinerary
- Use the name Parikkala Sculpture Park and the operator's address.
- Discuss whether you will visit only the park or several places.
- Check admission terms and tickets directly with the park.
A sculpture garden as the day's main destination
Veijo Rönkkönen created his garden over decades. The human figures, including yoga poses, are especially well known; the combination of sculptures and plants creates an unusual impression. Visitors may move at different speeds while examining the details, so it is better to plan this as a dedicated visit rather than a quick roadside stop.
The park is in the Parikkala area, not central Imatra. For a future route, allow for this separate destination, weather conditions and walking time. If you also want shops, a lake or another city that day, first decide how long you want to spend in the garden.
How to find the right park
The official name is Parikkala Sculpture Park. It is in Koitsanlahti, Parikkala, and the operator's address is Kuutostie 611. This is a separate stop outside Imatra. Check admission and visiting information directly on the park website.
What is Patsaspuisto Park?
Parikkala Sculpture Park, known as Patsaspuisto, is associated with artist Veijo Rönkkönen. Its garden contains hundreds of concrete human figures: this is an unusual collection of an artist's sculptures among plants, rather than an ordinary woodland walk.
For a future visit, use the name Parikkala Sculpture Park and its exact location in Koitsanlahti. Check admission terms, path accessibility and visiting times on the park website. The former guide does not confirm free entry or opening on a particular day.
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