The history of Lomakivi reaches back to the beginning of the settlement of the Radansuu isthmus. The farm’s location settled at its present site during the stages of the Great Partition (isojako) in the early 1800s. The current main building and the granary date from 1868.
Today Lomakivi is hosted by the farm’s 13th generation.
Before Lomakivi
The farm family’s history reaches back to the early inhabitants of Radansuu.
1800s
The current main building and the granary were built in 1868.
1930s
A mistress of the house who came from Karelia brings with her food traditions that live on at Lomakivi to this day.
2000s
With respect for the old farm environment, four new log holiday houses are built in 2005–2009.
2012 →
Horses arrive as part of the Lomakivi farmyard.
Today
The 13th generation continues the farm’s story as a tourist farm where the old farm setting and modern accommodation live side by side.
At Lomakivi, past generations are visible in the buildings, the farmyard and the food traditions. At the same time the farm lives in the present day – accommodating travellers, welcoming groups, raising horses and offering a place to pause for a moment.
