FAQ
Mathildedal Ironworks
Is Mathildedal Ironworks area privat?
The Mathildedal Ironworks area is privately owned. Visitors are free to walk around the area, and there are no set visiting hours for the outdoor areas.
What are the opening hours for Mathildedal Ironworks?
Mathildedal Ironworks is open year-round, but some of the facilities in the area may be closed during certain times of the year. You can check the opening hours of each facility on their respective websites or social media channels.
Is photography allowed at the Mathildedal Ironworks?
Photography in the area is permitted for private individuals and for personal use. For photography intended for commercial use, please contact info@mathildedal.fi and pay the photography fee.
Professional photography (including wedding photography and other event photography) is permitted for those whose events are held in the Mathildedal Ironworks area (Valimo, Kankirautavarasto, Café Library, Bistro Bruket). Others must contact info@mathildedal.fi and pay the photography fee.
Please mention the location when posting photos. Follow Mathildedal Ironworks on Instagram @mathildedalinruukkitehtaat and on Facebook at Mathildedal Ironworks. Use the hashtags #mathildedalinruukkitehtaat and #mathildedalironworks
When taking photographs in the Mathildedal Ironworks area, you must comply with the law and follow best practices.
If you wish to take photographs on the premises of businesses operating in the area, you must request permission directly from the businesses.
What is the history of the Mathildedal Ironworks?
The Mathildedal Ironworks is a former ironworks dating back to the 1850s. Iron was produced in the area for just over fifty years, after which the works switched to manufacturing agricultural machinery. From the early 20th century, the Mathildedal works were under the management of the Teijo Works. Industrial operations in Mathildedal ceased in the 1970s. The development of tourism in Mathildedal began in 2003.
To hear more about the history of Mathildedal we have a hotel package called Nordic Heritage. The package includes hotel night at our hotel, coffee and cake and story about Mathildedals history.
Hotel & Café Mathildedal
How do I get to Hotel & Café Mathildedal?
The address of Hotel & Café Mathildedal is Ruukinrannantie 6, 25660 Mathildedal / Matilda.
Where can I find Café Mathildedal’s hours of operation?
Café Mathildedal’s opening hours can be found at the bottom of the website.
Can I bring my dog to the hotel?
Unfortunately, we do not have pet-friendly rooms at Hotel Mathildedal.
Where can I find the latest information about Hotel & Café Mathildedal?
You can find the latest information both on our website and on social media: on Instagram @hotelcafemathildedal and on Facebook at Hotel & Café Mathildedal.
Does Hotel Mathildedal offer meeting facilities?
Hotel Mathildedal offers meeting facilities for both large and small groups. Hotel Mathildedal features a larger meeting room, Kankirautavarasto, suitable for meetings and seminars of up to 50 people, as well as a couple of smaller rooms. Hotel Mathildedal brings all services together under one roof, meaning you can send us a request for a quote that includes your activity and dining preferences, and we’ll compile a single offer based on your requests.
What can I do in Mathildedal?
There’s plenty to do in Mathildedal for people of all ages. The village has several shops, restaurants, and cafés. Activities include saunas, Adventure mini-golf, tennis, padel, beach volleyball, and downhill driving and biking. Teijo National Park is located right next to the village of Mathildedal. The national park features trails of varying lengths, natural swimming beaches, and water activities such as canoeing and stand-up paddleboarding.
Is Mathildedal a quiet place?
Mathildedal is a quiet little village. It’s busier in the summer, but you can still explore the village at your own pace. If you’re looking for true peace and quiet, we recommend visiting in the spring or autumn, when nature is at its most beautiful and there are fewer visitors.
At our hotel, however, it is always peaceful.