ones are located on top of the Krejansberget hill near Siuntio church and local history museum. Siuntio Local History Museum The local history museum of Siuntio presents local artefacts from the Stone Age all the way to the modern Siuntio. The museum works in the former Fredriksberg's school building. Museum is open during summer. Siuntio Spa and Lepopirtti Siuntio Spa was built near Lepopirtti, a wellness centre for working-class women, in 1976. Siuntio spa offers wellness services and has 3 pools, sports fields and nature paths. The spa is located by Lake Tjusträsk. Lepopirtti wooden villa was built in 1917 and worked as a wellness centre for working-class women who were in desperate need of rest. Lepopirtti was opened by Finland's first female minister Miina Sillanpää in 1921. Tjusterby Manor House Tjusterby Manor House was one of the oldest wooden manor houses in Siuntio. The house was located near the church in the Tjusterby hamlet. The Manor House was moved from Helsinki to Siuntio in the late 19th century. Tjusterby Manor was destroyed in a large fire in 2011 causing Siuntio to lose a piece of its cultural history. A new Tjusterby manor was built on the same spot but this time built out of stone. Gårdskulla Manor and Agricultural Museum Gårdskulla manor is one of the largest farms in Finland with about 680ha of land. The main building is from 1850s. Gårdskulla has a large collection of agricultural artefacts shown in its private museum. Over 100 old tractors, some cars, tools and steam machines are shown there. Canoeing by Siuntio river and Siuntio archipelago Canoeing by Siuntio river and at Siuntio archipelago is a popular activity and tours with different destinations, such as Sjundby Manor, are organised in Siuntio. Notable people A list of well-known people who have lived in Siuntio and/or had significant influence in the area. Mikael Boström, (born 1970), a Finnish orienteering competitor Queen Catherine of Sweden, (1550–1612), Queen consort of Sweden, she stayed short periods at Sjundby castle Queen Christina of Sweden, (1626–1689), the Queen of Sweden, she owned Sjundby castle. Karl-August Fagerholm, (1901–1984) the Speaker of Parliament and three times Prime Minister of Finland, he was born in Siuntio. Erik Fleming, (1487–1548), Stadholder and Council of the Realm for the King Gustav Vasa's troops in Finland, he lived at Suitia manor. Klaus Fleming, (1535–1597), Baron, Council of the Realm, admiral and marshal, he owned