The roughly half-hectare tree collection contains 43 trees representing 24 species or special forms, including Finnish and foreign deciduous trees. Initiated by the local Lions Club in 1986, it received its first plantings in 1996 and officially opened in 2019. A triangular planting commemorates the 1323 Treaty of Nöteborg with rowans, silver birches and Siberian larch.
It lies on the riverside walking and cycling route between Kruununsilta and Siionin silta. Wooden stakes identify trees, and an information map is provided. The entrance and some seating are accessible, but there is no accessible toilet or hearing loop.
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