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Sinebrychoff's Park Tower

Sinebrychoffin puiston torni

Why locals love it

In 1836, Nikolai Sinebrychoff bought additional land next to the plot he already owned in Hietalahti, an area known as Sinebrychoff's Park. In 1865, a warehouse building called Siberia was excavated into the rock of the park. A red-brick octagonal tower was built next to it.

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Why you should visit it

The warehouse was demolished in the 1960s from the park, the three-story tower is still standing. There is no certainty as to the original use of the tower. Perhaps the reason for the design of the claw-headed, neo-Gothic tower was aesthetic: as an original element in the park view.

Sinebrychoffin puiston torni
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Mon-Tu: 10:30-00:00

We-Th: 10:30-01:00

Fr: 10:30-03:00

Sa: 11:00-03:00

Su: 12:00-20:00

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