Shopping Keskisen Kyläkauppa

Dogs can swim in the lake at the back of the caravan site or next to Veljekset Siltala, where there is easier access to the beach. In the Kyläkauppa area, there are several restaurants serving the caravanners. In winter season the saunas are open every day from 7pm to 10pm. But we want to offer even more to our customers, which is why there is always something happening.

Offers

This property offers access to a terrace, free private parking and free WiFi. The Department Store’s selection alone includes over 250,000 different products. Our Garden Centre serves customers during the summer season. Its selection includes seedlings and flowers – our selection includes all the most common plants, lovely novelties, and some specialities as well. Our Department Store is a shopping paradise for the whole family, with a selection of over 250,000 different products. Finland’s best-thought-out selection has been developed according to our customers’ wishes.
This nostalgic collection is full of memories – it may include cups from your own childhood. Tove Jansson’s beloved Moomin characters have been a part of Finnish life since the late 1950s. Today there are Moomin fans, children and adults alike, around the world.

Coffee cup collection

The collection increases all the time, because new mugs and bowls are added when they are launched. In the back service building, there is also a waste station, toilets and showers, and an outdoor washing-up spot. Kyläkauppa is an entertainment centre for everyone, and people of all ages come here to spend time, meet others, and enjoy the atmosphere. We have paid particular attention to unique experiences and an attractive environment – there is a lot to buy, to see and to do for the whole Tuuri family. The cafe displays the horse carriage and chest used by the founder of Kyläkauppa, Toivo Keskinen, during his times as a travelling salesman.

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Kustaa’s son, Matias, followed in his father’s footsteps as the village merchant. After Matias died, his 17-year-old son Toivo took the responsibility of both the business and taking care of his mother and eight siblings. On the Food Market side of the Market Street, you can see a unique and gorgeous Lego miniature model of the facade of Hotel OnnenTähti.

How to Get to Tuuri

New offers are published on our website every Wednesday when the store closes. You can click an offer leaflet below to see the latest offers. Tuuri is a village in Töysä, since 2013 part of Alavus, a town of Finland. It is located in the province of Western Finland and is part of the Southern Ostrobothnia region. In 1946, Toivo established his first fixed shop in the cupboard of his small, red house.

• Tuuri is a village in Töysä, since 2013 part of Alavus, a town of Finland.
• The village is home to a population of around 780 inhabitants and the second-largest department store in Finland – the Veljekset Keskinen.
• The yellow palace-like facade of the huge department store is one of the first things most visitors to Tuuri see.
• There are in addition to the large store also restaurants and other stores to be found here.
• You can click an offer leaflet below to see the latest offers.

• Veljekset Keskinen was established in 1976 and is currently run by the fifth generation of the Keskinen family.
• We sell all the most desired Finnish and international top brands.
• The Lego Group provided the bricks for this miniature model.
• This gorgeous coffee cup collection by a private collector is on display by the red entrance on the Market Street.
• This nostalgic collection is full of memories – it may include cups from your own childhood.
• In 1976, Toivo’s sons Matti and Mikko Keskinen bought the company, T.M.K. Keskinen, from their father and founded Veljekset Keskinen Oy.

Tuuri is a village in Alavus Municipality in Western Finland, a part of the Southern Ostrobothnia Region. The village is home to a population of around 780 inhabitants and the second-largest department store in Finland – the Veljekset Keskinen. As a symbol for Tuuri, meaning “luck” in Finnish, a large horse shore stands next to the large shopping center. Similar to the case in the Swedish locality of Ullared, one store plays a central role in the life of a whole village. Featuring a sauna, Villa Valentina Ähtäri is situated in Ähtäri.

Kyläkauppa’s unique events provide new experiences year-round.