Kaskinen is a charming little island town boasting the title of the smallest municipality with town status in Finland. Founded in 1785, it rests on the west coast along the Gulf of Bothnia. The town's unique character comes from its uniform wooden architecture. Here, Finnish (59%), Swedish (27%), and other languages (14%) weave a tapestry of cultural influences.

For a breath of fresh air, explore the Salgrund Pilot Station's nature trail and soak in the seaside atmosphere. The Sälgrund Lighthouse is another popular tourist destination. Kaskinen offers historical town walks for those who enjoy a stroll through time. If you're visiting in October, don't miss the Herring Market, a yearly event celebrating this local catch.