Kuninkaanportin tauluja kunnostettiin vuonna 2015.

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Phase 1: The past and current situation

The new management plan continues the long tradition of managing Suomenlinna. The management plan will factor in previous plans on the use and management of Suomenlinna and changes in society.

Work with the management plan is a continuous process to be refined in cooperation with partners. The first part of the work consists of mapping the past and the current situation.The past and current situation have been broken down into entities to provide a foundation for future development. The entities have been chosen based on feedback received on the previous management plan. The past and the current situation will cover the following.

Greater landscape

The views surrounding the fortress islands and the urban marine environment are called Suomenlinna’s greater landscape.

Kuvassa Suomenlinnan hoitokunnan toimisto talvella

Maintenance backlog

Suomenlinna’s maintenance backlog refers to works that, once completed, will leave the renovated structures and areas requiring only regular maintenance.

Kuvassa näkyy vaalea asuinrakennus Nooan arkki, jonka edessä seisoo kolme ihmistä katsomassa karttaa

Authenticity

The Finnish Heritage Board has proposed that Suomenlinna be protected under the Finnish Act on the Protection of Built Heritage. The proposal and the associated maps describe Suomenlinna’s authenticity and structures that the Finnish Heritage Board desires to protect.

Sustainable tourism

Sustainable tourism methods must be leveraged to ensure the site’s cultural, social, ecological and economical prosperity.

Kuninkaanportin uudelleen maalatut muistolaatat.

Background material

The most important background materials of Suomenlinna management plan have been compiled to this page.