When visiting a new place, it’s good to know where to find public restrooms, especially when traveling with children. In addition to public toilets, most restaurants and cafés have customer restrooms, but using them usually requires making a small purchase.
Ekenäs
Stallörsparken
Stallörsparken has two public toilets, one of which is accessible. The toilets are located between restaurant Albatros and Lejonparken playground. They are equipped with automatic hand washing and drying systems.
Address: Norra strandgatan 2, 10600 Ekenäs
Ekenäs public swimming pool
Several toilets are available in the entrance hall of the public pool. Please note that the public pool will be closed from June 14 to July 27, 2025.
Address: Flemingsgatan 19, 10600 Ekenäs
Västerby Outdoor Recreation Area Several outdoor toilets can be found along the hiking trails in Västerby.
See the map of Västerby Outdoor Recreation Area here.
Fiskars Village
In Fiskars, public toilet facilities can be found in several locations. Next to the market square in the toilet building by the playground, there is an accessible toilet, and a bit further away on Fiskarsvägen in the Old Barracks building, there is also a brand-new accessible toilet.
Address: Åkerraden 1, 10470 Raseborg
Karis
Karis Travel Center
There are public toilets in Karis Travel Center, one of which is accessible. The toilets are open every day from 06:00 to 22:00.
Address: Bangatan 65, 10300 Karis
Bromarv
Bromarv Guest Harbor
The guest harbour in Bromarv is well equipped with toilets, sauna, shower and laundry room.
Address: Lillnäsvägen 10, 10570 Raseborg
Other public restrooms
Libraries in Raseborg
Toilets are available at every library in Raseborg. There are larger libraries in Ekenäs, Karis and Pojo. There are also smaller libraries in Tenala, Bromarv, Svartå.
Read more about the libraries’ locations and opening hours here (in Swedish).
Public beaches The public beaches maintained by the city are equipped with outdoor toilets.
Most major grocery stores in Raseborg, such as S-Market and K-supermarket in Ekenäs, have public toilets available.
Churches
In all churches in Raseborg there are at least two toilets, one of which is accessible. The restrooms can be used whenever the churches are open to the public.
Check the location and opening hours of the churches here.
Fall in love with the Raseborg’s beautiful nature, rich history, and vast area. In this article, you will find tips on how to plan your trip, bike rental, and other helpful information to help make your trip to Raseborg by bike unforgettable.
Pick your Path!
Whether you’re looking for a short daytrip or a longer adventure, there’s a route for you in Raseborg. Here you will find some inspiration for planning your trip, but all bicycle routes can be found here. Check out the service Bikeland, where you can find both local and national routes.
Daytrips or Shorter Adventures
Railbank Route runs from Karis to Billnäs, all the way to Fiskars through Åminnefors. This nature lovers’ path is 12 km long. Looking for something longer? Try the Ironworks Village Route, that passes through six historical Ironworks in the Raseborg area on its 79 km long route. Only have an afternoon? Try the short bike- and hiking friendly Culture Route from Pumpviken in Karis to Billnäs Ironworks.
Historical Routes
For the historically inclined, Raseborg offers much to discover on a bike. Try the 46km long Frontline route, which takes you through many historically significant war locations. If you’re more interested in medieval times, try the Castle route. You will discover many ruins of castles that tell the story of Raseborg’s rich medieval culture.
Mountain Biking
Fiskars Village Trail Center offers great mountain biking routes, enjoy the restaurants and cafés in Fiskars Village while you’re there.
The Coastal Route and Longer Adventures
If you love the seaside and you’re looking for a longer adventure, check out the Coastal route that takes you through Raseborg to the neighboring cities of Hangö, Kimitoön and Salo. Read more about the Coastal route here.
Additionally, the European cycle route EuroVelo 10—also known as the Baltic Sea Cycle Route—passes through Raseborg, continuing along the Baltic Sea and further into continental Europe.
Practical Information for Cyclists
Raseborg provides a range of practical amenities for cyclists. The city has improved its cycling infrastructure with increased signs and numerous bicycle parking areas throughout the region.
In Predium, Sommaröstrand and Stallörsparken in Ekenäs, there is even a battery charging station for e-bikes, where you can safely charge your battery in a secure storage locker.
Combine your cycling trip with a visit to one of Raseborgs many beautiful beaches, enjoy delicious local food at one of our restaurants, or why not stay the night in one of our many welcoming accommodations?
Welcome Cyclist-initiative
In Raseborg, you’ll find a wide range of bicycle-friendly businesses that are part of Bikeland’s “Welcome Cyclist” initiative. Through Bikeland’s route services, you can easily discover both cycling routes and businesses that warmly welcome cyclists. Participating businesses offer essential amenities for cyclists, such as bicycle pumps, secure storage, and local route information, helping to make your journey as smooth and enjoyable as possible.
No bicycle? No problem!
If you didn’t bring a bike with you, don’t worry – in Raseborg you can find lots of options. During summer, the city provides its own city bikes, ideal for exploring the different villages and neighborhoods. In addition, there are also several private rental businesses offering bicycles to suit your needs. Find more information here.
We wish you a wonderful bicycle adventure in Raseborg!
