To get the most out of Helsinki shopping you have to know where and when to look - if you do, you can pick up things you’ll treasure for life. The city boasts a myriad of small boutique and designer stores and Nordic design is famed...Open the full description
To get the most out of Helsinki shopping you have to know where and when to look - if you do, you can pick up things you’ll treasure for life. The city boasts a myriad of small boutique and designer stores and Nordic design is famed for its minimalism, functionality and simple beauty. In many of the smaller clothing boutiques you’ll often hear the hum of the sewing machine from the back room, and these little neighbourhood ateliers are where you’ll find the most precious and unique pieces.
If you’re lucky enough to be on town on one of the days when a fashion or design fair is being held, you’ll pick up everything from handmade shoes to leathergoods and designer appliances at heavily discounted prices. And if this is still out of your price range, rest assured, the flea markets, antique stores and thrift shops of Helsinki are many and varied enough to keep you blissfully occupied for weeks, without making a dent in your finances.
Old Market Hall
Food & Supplies
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The Old Market Hall was recently renovated and it's now better than ever! This market hall has served customers since 1889, so it's good that it's is being taken care of. They sell fish, meat, bread, pastries, cheese, coffee, spices.. you name it.
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Arkadia International Bookshop
Shopping
20
3
Curl up here for hours, reading your way through the whole collection or having literary discussions with the natives. Just lovely.
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Helsinki Design District Walking Tour
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2 h
Languages
English
Roobertin Herkku
Food & Supplies
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Finnish people love sweets, and in fact Finland is one of the top countries in the consumption of sweets. Among families Saturday is commonly referred as the "the sweets day". To satisfy this sweet tooth, this lovely shop was recently opened in Punavuori district.
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Kamppi Shopping Centre
Shopping
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The modern centre of Helsinki city mall shopping, and usefully, also the intercity bus station. Find a lot of what you need right here, be it food, drinks, shops or services, in air-conditioned comfort. Also an easy landmark for a meeting place.
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Eronen Record Store
Food & Supplies
5
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Established in 1977, Eronen still serves their customers needs providing a wide range of different music styles including reggae, salsa, brasil, soul, afro, classic and jazz. Located in a five corner crossing, this record store is a location you do not want to miss.
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Moko
Food & Supplies
20
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There's plenty to explore at Moko Market and Cafe, including lots of European designed trinkets, house furnishings and tasty imported goods. They also do lovely fresh salads, great coffee, and they have free Wifi in an airy converted warehouse type of atmosphere.
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Helsinki Design District Walking Tour
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Duration
2 h
Languages
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The Ounce
Food & Supplies
6
3
Step off busy Fredrikinkatu into this 1800s-style Victorian tea shop – you’ll think you have travelled back in time. Marvellous.
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Hietalahti Market Hall
Food & Supplies
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4
If you're interested in high quality food, this market hall is your place. In addition to ingredients, the market hall is also a perfect place for lunch. You can enjoy tasty soup in Soppakeittiö, fresh shrimps at Räken, perfect burgers ar Roslund and delicious fish dishes at Marja Nätti.
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Hakaniemen Kauppahalli
Shopping
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The building itself is a nice piece of history and it's definitely worth wandering round and gazing droolingly at all the tasty things you could buy. Perfect if you're planning to try creating some authentic Finnish cuisine or pick up some Finnish handicrafts. The fresh fish and meats here are really something.
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Market Square (Kauppatori)
Shopping
13
4
A must for visitors to the city, come and watch the boats and the seagulls, and chat to the (mostly) cheerful stall-holders. If you’re after some quaint Finnish souvenirs you might as well get them here, as well as some great salmon soup or other traditional fish dishes.
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Kierrätyskeskukset Helsinki
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Recycling Centers are located in Kontula, Oulunkylä, Kyläsaari and Itäkeskuksessa. All Centers have their areas characteristics, and different items to sell. Centers sell good, second-hand styled items; books, furnitures, clothes, kitchen wares as well other everyday items.
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Anton & Anton
Food & Supplies
4
1
This is a place where they actually know from where the food comes because in their eye it has a story, even the smallest potato has a story and that´s what makes it so special. The service is also outstanding.
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Flying Cinema Tour of Helsinki
Food & Supplies
1
1
Looking for an new amazing experience on the cinema field, this place is a absolute must!
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Happy Helsinki Walking Tour
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Duration
3 h
Languages
English
The Matcha Store
Food & Supplies
0
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Matcha Store lies on the Uudenmaankatu in Punavuori. The store is really minimalist decorations to the outside, so it's easily missed, while walking along the Hämeenkatu. From the inside the store is truly neat, shelves covered walls are filled with matcha tea options as well japanese styled tea pots and cups.
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Woodnotes
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Woodnotes was founded in 1987 and is a Finnish design company. The company is owned by textile designer Ritva Puotila and her son Mikko Puotila. The first company in the world to use paper yarn in a contemporary way in functional textiles, Woodnotes is innovative friend to get to know as the climate issues grow larger.
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