This Greek-style park was built in the 1980s by one man, Ernst Ehrs, and opened to the public after his death. It has moss-covered statues of gods, dry fountains and thick-pillared canopies. Some statues have broken or are overgrown, while many remain in fairly good condition.
The stone-slab paths and stairs are in good condition, though bushes partly encroach on the walkways. A decorative ship statue on the hilltop looks out over the Ostrobothnian landscape. The website describes the park as neglected or abandoned, with its heyday behind it. Visitors can leave their car in the yard of the nearby library.
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