City of Oulu

Oulu, founded by King Charles IX of Sweden in 1605, is the largest northern city and sixth largest city in Finland. In 1776, it was made the capital of the Province of Oulu. Now, the city has grown from a small town known for tar and trout into a modern technology center, with prestigious universities and technical schools. By virtue of the stated technologies and fame, coupled with its closeness to nature, downtown Oulu provides its residents with a good environment for life, study, and work. Oulu combines northern hospitality, nature and culture with modern technology. Oulu values education, research and innovation and welcomes everyone's contribution to these dynamics. Guests to Oulu are expected to explore the region, make new friends, exchange ideas and feel at home there.

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City of Oulu

Oulu, founded by King Charles IX of Sweden in 1605, is the largest northern city and sixth largest city in Finland. In 1776, it was made the capital of the Province of Oulu. Now, the city has grown from a small town known for tar and trout into a modern technology center, with prestigious universities and technical schools. By virtue of the stated technologies and fame, coupled with its closeness to nature, downtown Oulu provides its residents with a good environment for life, study, and work. Oulu combines northern hospitality, nature and culture with modern technology. Oulu values education, research and innovation and welcomes everyone's contribution to these dynamics. Guests to Oulu are expected to explore the region, make new friends, exchange ideas and feel at home there.