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Langinkoski Imperial Fishing Lodge

Императорская рыбацкая изба в Лангинкоски

FinlandКотка1887–1889Residential buildings

A two-storey log lodge at the Langinkoski rapids of the Kymi river, built at the wish of Emperor Alexander III and inaugurated on 15 July 1889; it was designed by architects Magnus Schjerfbeck and Sebastian Gripenberg, with interiors by Jac. Ahrenberg. The imperial family spent summers here until 1894. Finland was part of the Russian Empire until 1917; the lodge has been a museum since the 1930s.

Двухэтажный бревенчатый дом на пороге Лангинкоски реки Кюмийоки, построенный по желанию императора Александра III и открытый 15 июля 1889 года; проект выполнили архитекторы Магнус Шерфбек и Себастьян Грипенберг, интерьеры — Якоб Аренберг. Императорская семья проводила здесь лето до 1894 года. Финляндия до 1917 года входила в состав Российской империи; с 1930-х годов в доме работает музей.

Property abroad

EraRussian Empire

FunctionPalace, residence

Present ownerState of Finland (Finnish Heritage Agency)

Acquisitionbuilt, 1889

StatusSold, transferred or lost

As of2025-05

Passed to Finland after 1917; according to Yle (May 2025), the Finnish Heritage Agency museum reopened for the summer season after a closure decision was reversed.