Vammala

Vammala turned into a Finnish city in Pirkanmaa province. It changed into an unbiased municipality until the beginning of 2009, when it turned into shaped collectively with Mouhijarvi and Aetsa as the metropolis of Sastamala. Today, Vammala's headquarters is the metropolis center of Sastamala. Until 1993, Vammala belonged to the province of Satakunta. The Vammala region has been inhabited for approximately 7,000 years. However, there have been no everlasting settlements in the place at some stage in prehistory, but the inhabitants were specifically hunters and fishermen. Permanent settlements within the region started in the 200 to 300s. The best-known Iron Age residences are Kaukola, Tyrvaankyla and Palviala.

The Ristimaki's 300 year antique mound with swords reminds of the rich younger Roman times in the coastal areas. It is also the simplest inland grave that corresponds to the coastal burial tradition at that point. The production of St. Mary's Church in Sastamala began in 1496; however there was a wood church since the thirteenth century. The Church of St Olav in Tyrvaa was completed in 1506. In 1855, any other church built of bricks became finished in Tyrvaa, and in 1869 the municipality of Tyrva started its sports.