Things To Do in Helsinki

The Big White Church

Tuomiokirkko (Cathedral)

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More rocky than rockin'

Temppeliaukio Church

Picturesque pit-stop

The Torni Toilet

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Monument to a composer

Sibelius Monument

Open air history

Seurasaari

Not-so-tropical island retreat

Suomenlinna

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Fun & Active

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The cultural heart of Töölö

Korjaamo

Getaway island

Pihlajasaari

Public sauna from 1928! Go Finn!

Yrjönkatu swimming hall

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Helsinki <3 Amusement park

Linnanmäki

Relax, Finnish way.

Kotiharjun Sauna

Good book and a cup of tea

Arkadia International Bookshop

BBQ your own food in Korkeasaari Zoo

Korkeasaari Zoo

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Hietalahti Market Hall

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Hietalahti Market Hall (in Finnish Hietalahden kauppahalli) used to be an antique hall but was returned back to a market hall in 2012 and locals welcomed it warmly when it opened. Outside the market hall there's a rather popular flea market daily in the summer time. Read more ›

Lunch with locals

Hietalahti Market Hall

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Taitoliikuntakeskus

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The favourite new craze in Helsinki, an amazingly well-equipped "sports acrobatics" centre with trampolines, bouncy airtrack, foam pits, sprung floor and more. It's filled to the brim with training cheerleaders during weeknights, but if you come during the day you have the place to yourself. Read more ›

Playground for grown-ups

Taitoliikuntakeskus

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Seurasaari

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One of those amazing Helsinki green places that's just a stone's throw from the city. A great spot for a picnic and some nature watching, it's a favourite for joggers throughout the year. Read more ›

Open air history

Seurasaari

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Porvoo Day Tour From Helsinki

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Visit the charming medieval city of Porvoo, located just 45 minutes from Helsinki, and see the Finnish countryside on a fascinating day tour with a local guide.

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6 h

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English, Spanish, German, Italian, Russian, French, Japanese, Swedish

Tuomiokirkko (Cathedral)

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The green domes of this white-walled Evangelical Lutheran Church that towers over Senate Square (Senaatintori) in the centre of town is one of Helsinki’s best known landmarks. It was originally built to honour the Russian Tsar, Nicolas I, and was finished in the early 1850s. Read more ›

The Big White Church

Tuomiokirkko (Cathedral)

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Suomenlinna

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It's a lovely place to go to get out of the city - even though it's just ten minutes from the centre. Really romantic, no matter the season, but in winter time you really have to rug up. The wind - like the sea - is truly icy. Read more ›

Not-so-tropical island retreat

Suomenlinna

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The Torni Toilet

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It's the first place you take anyone who's visiting the city to get a view over the fairytale black and green rooftops of the city centre. You don't just have to visit the toilet - in fact you can actually come here to have a drink on the terrace. Read more ›

Picturesque pit-stop

The Torni Toilet

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Sibelius Monument

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24 metric tonnes of abstract act in honour of the famous Finnish composer, the monument was designed by Eila Hiltunen and sparked a lot of controversy when it was unveiled in 1967. The Helsinki public was a little bemused by the concept of abstract art those days. Read more ›

Monument to a composer

Sibelius Monument

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Historical Walking Tour in the Old Centre of Helsinki

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2 h

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Designmuseo

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Wander along Korkevuorenkatu checking out the amazing Gothic architecture and you'll wind up at the Design Museum. Exhibits can be quite hands-on, featuring anything from chairs to fabrics to fashions and Formula One racing cars. Read more ›

Superstars of Nordic design

Designmuseo

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Kiasma

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It's an easy to find landmark in the city and frequently the exhibitions are the sort that everyone goes to see, not it's not just for stuffy art lovers. Often an exhibition will be paired with some kind of live events, like workshops, lectures or performances, so it's very much 'living art' here. Read more ›

Funky artspace

Kiasma

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Temppeliaukio Church

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It’s known as the 'rock church', but don’t be misled, as many a tourist has been - it's not Finland's answer to gospel choirs, it’s actually built into a rock. Opened in 1969, it was designed by the brothers Suomalainen (“Finnish” by name and Finnish by nature). Read more ›

More rocky than rockin'

Temppeliaukio Church

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Arkadia International Bookshop

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Curl up here for hours, reading your way through the whole collection or having literary discussions with the natives. Just lovely. Read more ›

Good book and a cup of tea

Arkadia International Bookshop

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Our Helsinki highlights walk is the perfect introduction to the city: its history, public transportation, food, and much more. We visit some of the most popular sights and share tons of great tips for the rest of your stay.

Helsinki Highlights Walking Tour

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2.5 h

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Hietaniemi Cemetary

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The peaceful dead

Hietaniemi Cemetary

Another great place for a walk or a run, it's tranquil and in a truly beautiful location by the seashore. Read more ›

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Alppipuisto

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Don't worry about the people whirling and waving frantically around each other, they're just practising their contact impro moves, and that guy in the women's swimming costume, he's just expressing himself... you should try it. Read more ›

Hippies in their natural habitat

Alppipuisto

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Töölö Winter Garden

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This beautiful old greenhouse has a large variety of cacti and other succulents for anyone craving a bit of southern flora. Definitely a safe place to take your granny if she’s visiting, and you can even take her for a cuppa at the little cafe. Read more ›

Tropical Helsinki

Töölö Winter Garden

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Linnanmäki

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Amusement park in the heart of Helsinki. This is the place where Helsinkians have screamed in the haunted house as a kid, had their first dates in the legendary wooden roller coaster and eaten cotton candy in ferris wheel when retired. There's also nice restaurant area called Kattila. Contemporary meatball bar Kuula is recommended. Read more ›

Helsinki <3 Amusement park

Linnanmäki

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Tour Helsinki with a City Planner

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Forget those pre-scripted, crowded, boring touristy tours! In my walking tours, I use my creativity and knowledge to adjust the tour according to your interests and preferences, the group size and the weather conditions; so you will get the best of Helsinki.

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Töölönlahti

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This is the place where locals come to jog, have a romantic walk or catch up with friends. A walk around the bay gives you enough time to tell about your week to a friend or get to know a new person. Note that locals always walk or run around the bay anticlockwise. Read more ›

The place to have a walk

Töölönlahti

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Yrjönkatu swimming hall

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Public sauna from 1928! Go Finn!

Yrjönkatu swimming hall

/CLOSED IN AUGUST/ Marvelous piece of architecture and the first public indoor pool in Finland from 1928. It has 25-meter pool, a electric sauna, a steam sauna and a wood-heated sauna. Bathing suits have been allowed since 2001. Read more ›

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Kaivopuisto

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One of Helsinki’s favourite green places, it’s a big, sprawling park with an observatory and great views over the harbour and out to sea. The benefit of Finland being so flat is that you only need to be a couple of score metres above sea level and you can just about see the whole country. Read more ›

Park life

Kaivopuisto

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Esplanadi Park

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Come to listen to the street musicians and performers and people-watch tourists and locals alike from one of the esplanade’s classic old cafes or restaurants. The stage towards the harbour end of the esplanade frequently showcases local talent, from chamber orchestras to salsa dancers - just follow the crowds. Read more ›

Head to Espa!

Esplanadi Park

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Finnish cabin in the woods, set deep inside the forest and by a private lake. If you would like to taste fresh berries picked by yourself, learn to chop wood like a Finn and see how hot it really gets inside the traditional sauna.

My Mökki experience: Live like a Finn for a day

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Ateneum Art Museum

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The National Gallery of Finland

Ateneum Art Museum

The museum displays the largest collection of paintings and sculptures in Finland with emphasis on Finnish art, but there are also works from international artists. Ateneum also organizes various work shops, guided tours and lectures. Read more ›

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Cafe Ursula

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Breezy summery cafe right by the shore

Cafe Ursula

This is a very lovely cafe on a Sunday morning. Walk along the promenade of Kaivo park – probably the most posh and beautiful area of the city with its little coffeeshops and crepe-wagons. Cafe has variety of goodies, all fresh, and you get an amazing view on the sea. There is also a terrace so on a good sunny day, go out and enjoy the sun. Read more ›

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Sinebrychoff Park

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"Koffari" is a favourite summer hangout for the young Helsinki hipster crowd...and anyone else who appreciates a picnic and a chilled out post-work "pussikalja" (literally: bag beer). Located towards the end of Bulevardi, this sweeping grassy hillside fills up with cheerfully drunken teens and others on any bright sunny afternoon. Read more ›

Sunshine or sledding

Sinebrychoff Park

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Korkeasaari Zoo

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BBQ your own food in Korkeasaari Zoo

Korkeasaari Zoo

The South East part of the Zoo (close to where the bears are located) has public BBQ's and picnic tables. The perfect way for me to end a day in the Zoo is to take my own drinks and sausages with me, and then sit down either on the rocks or on the pickic tables and eat while admiring the beautiful Baltic Sea. Read more ›

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Want to dive into the Finnish psyche in style? Have a short time to spend but wanna find those best places to shop? Make the most of your visit to World’s Design Capital of 2012. Our expert private guides show you the best of Helsinki in fun and relaxed way.

Helsinki Design and Shopping

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Kotiharjun Sauna

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A legendary common sauna, Kotiharjun Sauna is the only traditionally wood-heated sauna in Helsinki. It’s definitely the part of Finnish culture that must be experienced. So forget your doubts, pack your sauna gear and de-stress in the sauna as the Finns have done for centuries. Read more ›

Relax, Finnish way.

Kotiharjun Sauna

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Pihlajasaari

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Pihlajasaari is an island located just 10 minutes by boat from the mainland, accessible from both Merisatama and Ruoholahti (€6/ €3,50). It’s a popular getaway from busy city life for many locals. There's a beach on the island as well as beautiful rocks to sunbath or have a picnic. Read more ›

Getaway island

Pihlajasaari

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Sivukirjasto

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Located in the upcoming and trendy Kallio district Sivukirjasto is a cross-between a pub and a library. They serve around one hundred different beers, but don't worry – the drink card has plenty offer also to non-beer-lovers, including cider, wine and light bites. Read more ›

Library come pub, or pub come library?

Sivukirjasto

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Hakasalmi Villa

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Hakasalmi Villa is situated in the center of Helsinki and offers interesting exhibitions of Helsinki, which make the locals to fall in love with the city even more. Mainly photography of old Helsinki which is always interesting. Read more ›

Free Exhibitions of Helsinki

Hakasalmi Villa

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Happy Helsinki Walking Tour

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See Helsinki’s major attractions and hear the story of Finland on an entertaining walking tour with a happy local guide!

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3 h

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Teurastamo

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There’s a scent of hipster in the air and we LIKE IT! This part of town is becoming so exciting that we’re ready to crank up the Arcade Fire, jump on our fixies and ride out to discover whatever awesome events might be happening. Read more ›

It was once an abattoir it’s that funky

Teurastamo

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Korjaamo

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Helsinki has a vibrant culture life if you know where to look for it. The culture hotspot Korjaamo offers interesting music shows, art exhibitions, stand-up, plays, talks... you name it! They also have their own art gallery. Read more ›

The cultural heart of Töölö

Korjaamo

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Kaisaniemi Botanical Gardens

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Close to the central station, the Botanical Gardens features shrubs, flowers, herbs, ornamentals, Finnish wildflowers and native flora, as well as wonderful greenhouses. You could live years in Helsinki and not really know this place was here, but once discovered, a stroll through its grounds is destined to become a treasured part of your routine. Read more ›

Botanical dreaming

Kaisaniemi Botanical Gardens

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Brahen kenttä Ice Rink

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This is less touristy and bigger than the ice rink that we have next to the railway station. They rent out skates in the café, so just go and ask. If the rink is taken, you can watch some Finnish bandy instead which is not bad at all. Read more ›

Traditional place for skating

Brahen kenttä Ice Rink

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This Tour begins with the basics of Helsinki and Finland, takes you to taste the fresh local ingredients and ends at the beautiful fortress right in front of Helsinki. The Taste of Helsinki & Suomenlinna Tour includes many of those must-to-dos of Helsinki.

Taste of Helsinki and Suomenlinna

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Orion Cinema

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Helsinki’s beautiful classic arthouse and foreign cinema, housing the national audiovisual archive. If you’re walking through the neighbourhood, pick up a progaramme. You never know what might be on - from classic Finnish films to eastern European obscurities. Read more ›

From cult to culture

Orion Cinema

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Natural History Museum

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Actually one of the coolest Helsinki museums cleverly disguised as...well...an old museum. If you like dust, musty old exhibitions and long, boring afternoons, this museum is NOT for you! Read more ›

Not-so-musty museum

Natural History Museum

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Lauttasaari/Lehtisaari

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Depending on the season you can come out here for berry picking or mushroom picking - or just to have your lunch stolen by a curious squirrel. Joggers can be found out here at all times of year, braving the cold or enjoying the sunshine, and frequently doing both of the above. Read more ›

Island paradise

Lauttasaari/Lehtisaari

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Uimastadion

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Stadikka, Finland's home of Speedos. This Olympic length swimming pool is a mecca on hot days in the school holidays. It opens when the warmer summer months (theoretically) approach. Read more ›

Home of Speedos

Uimastadion

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Helsinki Shore Excursion

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Helsinki is a charming and attractive city with lots of interesting sights to enjoy. We offer an affordable and high-quality shore excursion for cruisers.

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The swimming stadium – Hammarskjöldintie

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Outdoor swimming pool

The swimming stadium – Hammarskjöldintie

Open from early May until the mid September. A place where you swim, sunbath and do weightlifting. What more can you ask for? Read more ›

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Suomenlinna Museum

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Suomenlinna has a really interesting history, paralleling Finland's history - first under Swedish rule, then under the Russians. The fortress island was an important defence outpost along the eastern coastline and played a pivotal role in many a conflict. Read more ›

Interesting historical outpost

Suomenlinna Museum

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Hietaniemi Beach

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Being beachside in Helsinki is not actually as bad as it might sound and during the loooong summer days you can spend many pleasant hours between the sea and the sand. There's also nothing to fear - not much lives in this brackish sea except a few brave, yet toothless fish, and the waters are pretty reliably calm and unchanging. Read more ›

Copacabana of Helsinki

Hietaniemi Beach

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Suomen Kansallismuseo (National Museum of Finland)

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Finlands history summed up in one place!

Suomen Kansallismuseo (National Museum of Finland)

Present Finnish history from the Stone Age to the present day, through objects and cultural history. The Finnish National Romantic style building is located in the center of Helsinki which is another plus. There's also always new exhibitions to go see! Read more ›

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Our private custom-made walking tour is a modern way to experience the city of Helsinki. It includes everything you need to know about Finnish culture and history, with a particular focus on our unique way of life.

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Culture sauna

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It’s a peaceful and respectful place, so party people please stay away. Own drinks are not allowed. Separate saunas for men and women. Open Wed–Sun 4 pm–8 pm, admission €15/12. Did you know by the way that sauna is originally a Finnish word? Read more ›

Crazy party people stay away!

Culture sauna

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CIRKO Center for New Circus

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Circus is huge in Finland and we're producing some incredible, creative and dramatic "new circus". If you check what's on the programme you're bound to find something awesome going on. The Finnish Circus Info Centre is also in the building and you can even book your own circus workshop or performance through social circus provider, Sirkus Magenta! Read more ›

Circus spectacular!

CIRKO Center for New Circus

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Artsy treats

Amos Anderson Gallery

This gallery houses the largest private art museum in Finland in an historic 1912 building in the centre of Helsinki. Rotating exhibitions are worth keeping an eye out for, and although they focus primarly on Finnish modern art, significant international artists often feature here. Read more ›

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Helsingin yliopisto / University of Helsinki (Helsingin yliopisto)

University of Helsinki is the center of research, teaching, knowledge and international interaction. The task of the University is to produce research information for the better tomorrow. The University has a Museum. The Knowledge is open for the public as the University organises Tiedekulma ( The Science Corner) which is located near the Museum. Read more ›

Knowledge is Free for Everyone

Helsingin yliopisto / University of Helsinki (Helsingin yliopisto)

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Didrichen art museum

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High quality exhibitions

Didrichen art museum

Check out the exhibitions. Those interested on architecture or Finnish design might want to visit just to see the place. You can walk out side in the surroundings for free and check out the sculpture park (works from e.g. Henry Moore and many Finnish sculptors). Read more ›

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Keskuspuisto

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Forest near the center of Helsinki

Keskuspuisto

Keskuspuisto is an outdoor forest area just 5-10 mins away by tram from the center of Helsinki. You can take a short walk staying Helsinki center area or go for longer hike till the border of Vantaa and you will find the signs and good outdoor maps so you will not get lost. Winter time you can go for skiing when there is enough snow. Read more ›

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Circus Helsinki

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A huge long bouncy castle type airtrack, trampolines, tightropes, trapezes and more. They run a lot of regular classes, if you happen to be staying in Helsinki for any length of time. Keep an eye out on their website for open stages and other events. It's moving to Suvilahti, on Kaasutehtaankatu, as of January 2013. Read more ›

Fun at the circus

Circus Helsinki

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Arlan Sauna

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This is a classic place for a good old Finnish sauna, but be prepared to get your gear off - no swimming costumes or underwear allowed. You can also come here for a good old-fashioned bloodletting (we kid you not!), or a relaxing massage. Can't get more Finnish than this. Read more ›

Sweat it out with the locals

Arlan Sauna

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Kaupunkipyörät

Get a bike handy. As a city biker, you can also keep up with your hobby with a good price-quality range. In Helsinki and Espoo together there is about 3,450 bikes and 345 stations to use. Citybikes are rental. Overage fees will be charged when you ride a city bike continuously for over 30 minutes, delay fees when you use a city bike for over 5 hour Read more ›

CityBikes- Alepa Yellow Bikes

Kaupunkipyörät

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Keskustakirjasto Oodi

Oodi is a lively meeting place at the Kansalaistori, right in the heart of Helsinki. The Library complements the cultural and media hub formed by the Music Center, Finlandia Hall, Sanomatalo and the Museum of Contemporary Art Kiasma. Oodi is one of the 37 locations in the Helsinki City Library in which has a vast network of Helmet libraries. Read more ›

Helsinki's Central Library

Keskustakirjasto Oodi

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Linnunlaulun raiteilla

The bridge crosses the railway and you can see in addition to the tracks the biggest sights of Helsinki (Helsinki cathedral, Usbenski cathedral, Central Railway station etc). I love to go there and look at the trains passing below me. Read more ›

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Bridge with a view

Linnunlaulun raiteilla

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Cafe Cable

Cosy Cafe Next To The Kaapelitehdas

Cafe Cable

Finnish home-made food, snack and pastries. Custom Cakes. Afforable lunch place! Read more ›

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Allas Sea Pool

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The pool overlooks the Market Square, the Cathedral and Uspensk Cathedral, regardless of the clock and season. The three saunas at the pool area will keep visitors warm and give a refreshing experience of swimming, Finnish Style. Read more ›

Ice Swimming in Style

Allas Sea Pool

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LP Patterinmäki

Patterinmäki is really a local outside museum, unfortunately it has been buried underneath the time itself. The nature area hides away a huge amount of man-made structures of defence lines, that has been made in the 1 WW. On the top of the hill theres few Anti-aircraft defence battalion spots that are surrounded by the trenches. Read more ›

Patterinmäki's Outpost

LP Patterinmäki

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Helsinki GolfKlubi

The Helsinki Golf Club a.k.a Tali Golf is located in Pitäjänmäki, next to the Tali's Allotment. The old trees, beautiful river bench and never-ending green are all crowned by the beautiful manor house that has been kept in it's glory. The Tali's Manor has an open-air restaurant, unstoppable green areas and lots of paths to walk around the area. Read more ›

A Slice of High Life

Helsinki GolfKlubi

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Talin Siirtolapuutarha

Tali's Allotment was founded 1935. Helsinki City started to build roads, draining to the tiny plots and started to sell shares of a new Allotment Garden to the people. Allotment was a owned garden area, sometimes city's or privately owned small blocks of land to farm. In Finland, land is most commonly 3-4 acres and are rented for long-term. Read more ›

Field Huts on the People's Public Garden

Talin Siirtolapuutarha

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Heidi's Bier Bar

This place really needs some credit - space for more than 1000 people, 3 level of different music genres and not to forget to mention their rooftop. I had a blast with my friends and are definitely coming back! Read more ›

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Scandinavia's best Après-ski bar

Heidi's Bier Bar

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Vanha kirkko

The Old Church is an empirical white wooden church designed by C. L. Engel, located at the pretty park the area is very busy walking, playing and picnic area in the center. The Church was completed in December 1826, as a temporary building solution, and is the oldest still existing church in Helsinki. Read more ›

Old Church in the Center

Vanha kirkko

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Flying Cinema Tour of Helsinki

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4D Cinema theater with a cafeteria gives its visitor's an ultimate view over the city of Helsinki. 4D Cinema works like a regular movie theater but takes a step closer to new experience by adding senses into the show. The Cinema also covers presentation of dinosaurs, futuristic motorcycle race, car races, roller coaster drive and penguins. Read more ›

Ultimate Simulation Experience

Flying Cinema Tour of Helsinki

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Tuomarinkylän Kartano

Tuomarikylä's Manor is a Officer Mansion.The Helsinki Region Manor Culture developed as a result of Viapori's construction work. The name of the village Tuomarinkylä dates back to the Medieval times, the oldest mention is from 1417. More history of the Manor: http://www.rky.fi/read/asp/r_kohde_det.aspx?KOHDE_ID=55 Read more ›

Tuomarinkylä's Manor

Tuomarinkylän Kartano

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E-scooters

Really easy leasing deal in the city, e-scooter usage charges 1€ from the first 5 minutes and after this charges 15- 30 cents per minute. Future is here all free from emissions. E-scooter brings future free from noise and pollution with happier citizens into the city. Cities made for living and enjoying - without cars. Read more ›

E-scooters Get You Around the City

E-scooters

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Ratikka

Trams are the main form of public transport in the city center. A reliable and comprehensive tramway network covers 11 lines and connects different parts of the city center. HSL operates tram traffic and is responsible for the maintenance of trams. You may travel in trams with paid HSL card, or purchase a single ticket from the HSL App. Read more ›

Trams Travel Easily

Ratikka

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SkyWheel Helsinki

The Skywheel Helsinki is the Ferris Wheel to go and see the sights in the middle of the city center. Ferris Wheel lifts you up to 40 meters. The wheel is running all year round. Our air-conditioned gondolas allow for a pleasant experience even in winter. A gondola can hold up to 6 persons. Read more ›

Helsinki Eye All Year Around

SkyWheel Helsinki

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SkySauna

Original SkySauna, a sauna with spectacular sea views in 40 meters above the ground, located in the SkyWheel this Sauna is luxury. The sauna experience offers a unique opportunity to enjoy the beautiful sea views of Helsinki, at the same time relax in the sauna and later in relaxing HotSpring Jacuzzi. Read more ›

Dare Devil's Sauna

SkySauna

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Aleksanterinkatu

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The Capital's shopping street

Aleksanterinkatu

You can get just about anything you need here. Located at the heart of helsinki Aleksanterinkatu has a lot of nearby activity areas as well. Read more ›

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Miekkakoulu

Located in the Luiskatie 8 upstairs in the industrial hall, there lies the medieval fencing school. The school was founded by Guy Windsor in 2001 and it has side offices around the world. Wanna get familiar with the Renaissance elegant Rapier or a Long Sword and know more about western weaponry. Read more ›

Learning Swordmanship

Miekkakoulu

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Viikinkiravintola Harald

Harald Viking Restaurant is a place for Vikings, whether you got big or smaller hunger, Harald is a good place to visit too. Located in CityCenter Harald is easily accessible for all Viking minded. Choose your favorites from the rich menu: Restaurant also offers lunch as well àla carte menu, specialty Family and Couples offers for Viking evening. Read more ›

Hungry as a Viking

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Rutikat

There are four sand bonds on the border of Helsinki and Vantaa. Out of this quatrets one is still Helsinki's side and lies in Jakomäki and Vaarala areas. The caves have been dug out by Lohja Rudus Oy, in which have filled up with bottom water. Region is also known by names such as Rutikka, Rutski and Rudus. Read more ›

One Bond out of Four is Still Helsinki

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Helsinki-Malmi Airport (HEM) (Helsinki-Malmi Airport)

Helsinki’s international general aviation airport. It serves pilot training, professional, business and recreational aviation, and offers an extensive range of aviation services from aircraft and helicopter maintenance and repairs to aircraft rental. Read more ›

Helsinki-Malmi Airport

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Monday Café Lingua

Café Lingua is an international and intercultural language exchange event that began in Helsinki in 2005. We gather every week to practise speaking in different languages, with both Finns and foreigners living in the Helsinki region. At the moment, the meetings are in Memphis Hesari (Kluuvikatu 8) at 18.00 every Monday&Friday! Read more ›

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Practise your language skills in Kallio

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Arabianranta's CO-Yards

Each yard has its own art project. The special feature of Arabianranta is the introduction of art into the common suburbs. In addition to ornamental garden plants, there's also useful plants such as berry bushes, whose berries can be picked up freely by the inhabitants. If visiting remember that you are on someones backyard, behave yourself! Read more ›

Different kind of Courtyards, Co-yards

Arabianranta's CO-Yards

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Hirsipuunkallio

In 1550, a gallow was built on a hill in the south of the city center of Helsinki, even though the time ate all the horror props the name stuck. Nowadays Gallow's Hill is considered as a large open air art piece that consists of 82 small-sized birds cast in aluminum bronze, which are attached to the rock cutting of the Hirsipuunkallio. Read more ›

Gallow's Changes into Arts

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Jakomäenkallio/Jacobacka

Jakomäki's Hill lies on a turn line, which continues as a rocky sharp edge through Herttoniemi to Kruunuvuori. The entire bedrock of Southern Finland has been involved in the continental collision of the tiles approximately 1900 million years ago that formed Svekofenn mountain range. Read more ›

61 Meters Above Sea Level

Jakomäenkallio/Jacobacka

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Laajasalon Ruotsinkielinen Alakoulu

Degerö's Primary School was established on the Herttoniemi Manor's former hill in 1883. The land, where the school was build and initial capital of 10,000 Finnish Marks were donated by the Bergbom brothers who owned the Manor. Read more ›

Local Schooling History

Laajasalon Ruotsinkielinen Alakoulu

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Etolan Kumitehdas

The Herttoniemi office building was completed in 1971, where Elanto store had been since the 1940s. Nex to this Elanto office there's high concrete pillar of the Telko steel warehouse's bridge crane, which was operating on Petter Wetter Road in the 1950s and 1970s. Along the road, there were a total of 28 pillars on the crane track in two rows. Read more ›

Signs of Heavy Industry in Herttoniemi

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TruEscape Punavuori

TruEscape organises proffessional Escape Room events, in different locations at the Helsinki. The locations varies from the organised stories, so make sure which one you want to solve before booking a room. Each Escape Room comes with a unique backup story, that sets your group into the game. Read more ›

Punavuori's Horror Themed Escape Rooms

TruEscape Punavuori

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TruEscape Ullanlinna

TruEscape organises professional together with Labyrinth Games, Escape Room events, in different locations at the Helsinki. The locations varies from the organised stories, so make sure which one you want to solve before booking a room. Each Escape Room comes with a unique backup story, that sets your group into the game. Read more ›

Ullanlinna's Horror Themed Escape Rooms

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Yoldia Sea Shore

After the last ice age, 11,000 years ago, Yoldia Sea, rinsed this small rock burrow with it's waves. The Sea that was predecessor of the Baltic left behind the oldest and most precious ancient stone monument in Helsinki. Read more ›

The Early Predecessor of the Baltic Sea

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Arabian tehdas / Arabia Porcelain Factory

Arabia is an important part of the Finnish cultural heritage. We Finns usually forget that the Swedish porcelain factory is the main influence behind it all in 18th century. At the end of the 19th century, Sweden was eager to grow into the Russian markets, Finland was at that time apart of Russian and accessible for Swedes. Read more ›

Arabia was Swedish Innovation

Arabian tehdas / Arabia Porcelain Factory

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RoboBus

Residents and visitors in Helsinki are about to be amazed. Interested in the future of diverless public transport? You can take short rides in a robot-operated bus over the next few months. The vehicle is steered with the use of lidar as well as satellite-based GPS technologies. Read more ›

Robots Are Taking Over the Work-Life

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Herttoniemen Kartanon Museo

Petter Wetter took over the lands surrounding the area, Herttoniemi's Manor was born roughly at the beginning of the 18th century. The museum was established in 1925. The Herttoniemi Manor Museum is open to the public on Sundays from May until the end of September. Manor has served as the scenic backdrop for several films. Read more ›

Herttoniemi's Manor Museum

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Roihuvuori Kirsikkapuisto

In Roihuvuori, at the corner of Sahaajankatu and Abraham Wetter roads, there lies a park in which you can find cherry trees. Roihuvuori has a japanese styled park, where you can visit to get your travelling fever little settled inside Finland. Read more ›

Celebrating Hanami in Helsinki

Roihuvuori Kirsikkapuisto

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Siltamäen FrisbeeGolf-rata

Siltamäki's Frisbee Golf course is 18 fairway long. This course is unique as in the lanes 1-7 has been illuminated by the smart lights that are activated by the move detector. Terrain is mainly park-like and flat. Read more ›

Siltamäki's Frisbee olf/A1

Siltamäen FrisbeeGolf-rata

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Alppiruusupuisto

The Rhododendron Park can be explored on your own by specially built platforms and special viewing stands in which give a great view of flowers. The park also has a tiny kiosk and rest stop with tables and chair for a picnic. In the weekend afternoons, the park can quite busy. Read more ›

The Rhododendron Park

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Studio Pasila

Studio Pasila is an urban scene that is accustomed to seeing comedy and stand up in Finland. Theater also has showings of new drama plays and musical theater. Studio Pasila is easy to get by train as well as by rail. Theater has a 328-seat auditorium and a foyer with restaurant services. Read more ›

Stand Up Club Saturday Night Fever

Studio Pasila

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Messukeskus

The Finnish Fair Corporation was founded in 1919. The first fair was held at the John's Church in the summer of 1920. The Fair Center was built in 1975, and fairs moved to Pasila, inside a proper organizing place. The Fair Center serves as the main event hot spot of all of Finland at the moment. The main events, biggest fairs are organised here. Read more ›

Messukeskus the main event hot spot

Messukeskus

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Wokkiboxi

Wokkiboxi offers a good quality wok cuisines for the hungry people. Looking for an food orgasms, I personally recommend to pop up in this tiny place which has lot to offer. Authentic, minimalistic and trendy the restaurant is cool to join in or just wait for a takeaway. Ecological theme is present everywhere, even the food packages are recyclable. Read more ›

Old Gas Station gets New Start

Wokkiboxi

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TruEscape Kallio

Kallio's Horror Themed Escape Rooms

TruEscape Kallio

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Herttoniemenranta / Hertonäs strand

Herttoniemenranta was in the center of Miljöö2000-technology competition, that was organized to design new housing. New solutions were tested, to improve building technologies and flat housing. Accessibility and adaptability were taken into account in many block ideas. Read more ›

Designing Herttoniemi

Herttoniemenranta / Hertonäs strand

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Fööni

Fööni is a indoor skydiving arena with a freewheeling tunnel to show off. Organize sky-high experience for yourself, for a group with frior for the whole family. In Fööni you will be able to test your own courage and flying skills sufficiency. The Bar & Cafe Hangaar serves food and drink and gives a great break to keep your feet on the ground. Read more ›

Spread Your Wings, and Fly Away

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Sorsavuorenpuisto

After the Ice Age, Sorsavuori was an island. At its head there is rocky a burial grave, discovered in 1886 from the Bronze Age, approximately 2,500 to 3,500 years old. The mound is a fixed ancient remnant, and damaging this sight is prohibited by law. On the sight, there's a Information Board of the National Board of Antiquities. Read more ›

Sorsavuori's Park is Full of History

Sorsavuorenpuisto

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Finlandia-talo

Designed by Alvar Aalto said that Helsinki's most beautiful and central place is devoid of value in the building, Finlandia. The Finlandia House is a unique culture center for domestic and international meetings and events. An internationally known symbol of Finnishness celebration and concert venue. The complex has also a restaurant. Read more ›

Culture Center Finlandia House

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Kino Engel

Kino Engel is a cinema in Sofiankatu and has two showing rooms. The fully renovated theater is located in the Torikortteli, in Helsinki. The box office is opened 30 minutes before the first screen of the day and closed after the last show begins. The tickets can be bought also in online. Cinema represents the best movie experiences of world cinema. Read more ›

Kino Engel- a Quality Cinema

Kino Engel

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Musiikkitalo

The interesting world of the Music House opens to you in an hour-long tour. Under the guidance, you will learn about the activities and architecture of the Music Center and the Concert Hall on a same go. There is quite a lot of walking during the tour. However, the tour is easy accessible for all. Read more ›

Open-Air Concert Center

Musiikkitalo

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Mannerheim-museo

The Museum was the Marshal of Finland Gustav Mannerheim's Home between 1924–51. Museum is located in Helsinki's Kaivopuisto. The Boman's Villa, according to the first owner of the house, was built in 1874. Mannerheim himself never owned the house, but rented it from the sales consultant Karl Fazer. However, the home was very important to him. Read more ›

The Mannerheim Museum

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Ilmanlaadun Mittausasema

Here, at the Air Quality Monitoring Station, Helsinki's air quality is measured. The purpose of the measurements is to describe the air quality in the busy city areas. This measuring station measures, among other things, concentrations of nitrogen oxide, particles of different sizes and black carbon. Read more ›

Air Quality Monitoring Station

Ilmanlaadun Mittausasema

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Teatterimuseo

At the Museum you can explore exhibitions by yourself, the exhibition is interactive. There are numerous experimental points, two stages with dressing rooms and a puppet theater where visitors are free to try their skills in different parts of the theater and stage arts. Read more ›

The Theater Museum

Teatterimuseo

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Suomen Kansallisteatteri

The National Theater is located at the edge of Helsinki's Rautatientori. Theater has six stages. The National Theater is the oldest Finnish-language theater founded in 1872. The National Theater is an artistic theater featuring the latest Finnish drama, the most interesting foreign plays and the best classics. Read more ›

Finnish National Theater

Suomen Kansallisteatteri

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Suomen valokuvataiteen museo

The Museum is a nationwide specialty museum dedicated to promoting and nurturing Finnish Photography Art. The museum is maintained by the Foundation of the Finnish Museum of Photography. The main sponsors of the museum are the Ministry of Education and the City of Helsinki. Established in 1969, on the initiative of photography organizations. Read more ›

The Finnish Museum of Photography

Suomen valokuvataiteen museo

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Hotelli- ja ravintolamuseo / the Hotel and Restaurant Museum

The Museum is owned by the Hotel and Restaurant Museum Foundation. The Foundation established the Museum in 1971. The purpose of the museum is to promote the hospitality, tourism and food industries, as well as food and drink culture, and to convey information about their development and change. Read more ›

The Hotel and Restaurant Museum

Hotelli- ja ravintolamuseo / the Hotel and Restaurant Museum

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Pyhän Kolminaisuuden kirkko

This Church is the oldest shrine. The church was designed by Carl Ludvig Engel. The church, consecrated in August 1827, has been the parish for the Russian-speaking population in the area. Church services are generally delivered in the Church Slavonic language. Read more ›

The Church of the Holy Trinity

Pyhän Kolminaisuuden kirkko

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Talin FrisbeeGolf-rata

The versatile and challenging 18-hole Frisbee Golf course at Tali, is maintained by Talin Tallaajat RY. Course is best suited for those who have practiced the sport and pro-players, the range is rate international level challenging. Still beginners are welcome to test their skills. There are several training baskets for warm-up in the area. Read more ›

Tali's Frisbee Golf/AA1

Talin FrisbeeGolf-rata

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Helsingin Väestönsuojelumuseo

Helsinki Civil Protection Museum, the visitor can get acquainted with the civil defense of wars. At the same time the general history of civil protection as well seeing present solutions of civil defenses. The war in Helsinki, 1939-1944, was the period of fear. The bomb planes flew over the city each day making civil protection the main priority. Read more ›

Helsinki Civil Protection Museum

Helsingin Väestönsuojelumuseo

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Eduskuntatalo Arkadianmäki

Nowadays the media appeals to the Finnish Parliaments actions and decision-making as Arkadia's Hill decides. The Arkadia can be visited by a guided tour or assembly the schedule is released after the parliamentary elections. Group size is from 6 to 25 people. Assembly can also be streamed from : https://verkkolahetys.eduskunta.fi/fi/ Read more ›

Finnish Parliament House Arkadia's Hill

Eduskuntatalo Arkadianmäki

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Ritarihuone

In 1857, the Knights and Aristocrats redeemed the reserved plot that had been reserved for them till 17th century. In 1862 the architect G.T. Chiewitz's neo-Gothic building was completed. The Knight's Room served as a meeting room for all four castes, since the Government Office was not yet built. Read more ›

House of Nobility in Finland

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Helsingin Kaupungin Museo

Helsinki City Museum was established in 2016. The museum is a full experience where both the exhibitions and the interior decorates the past of Helsinki. The museum consists of five old buildings, connected together as well three fine courtyards. Read more ›

Local History Museum

Helsingin Kaupungin Museo

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Ruiskumestarin talo

The small chamber of Helsinki's oldest house can shift you back into the 19th century. During the fall, the chamber wakes alive from time to time on Saturday afternoon events. Guided tours are kept by the volunteers and with them you learn, for example, the 19th-century club games and the crafting of old-styled Christmas decorations. Read more ›

Helsinki's Oldest House

Ruiskumestarin talo

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Trib3

At Helsinki in the old Adlon Cinema, there lies nowadays a bootcamp studio. Trib3 is a ultimate workout place to visit. The Cinema might have been providing decades of experience, got the heartbeat bumping from the horror film scene, now the heartbeat is raised by TRIB3. Read more ›

Music, Lights, Action!!

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Herttoniemen Vanha Hyppyrimäki

The Old Ski-Jumping Hill was actively in use the 1950s. It was a spectacular ski-jumping arenas which held unforgettable contests during it's active years. 52 metered hill record was made in 1976. The jump tower was demolished in the summer of 1976 but the nose still remained open. The stairs lead from the bottom to the top of the hill. Read more ›

Herttoniemi's Old Ski-Jumping Hill

Herttoniemen Vanha Hyppyrimäki

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Mikael Agricolan kirkko

The tower of a red bricks in the Punavuori district is an integral part of the Helsinki skyline. The architect Lars Sonck's designed Mikael Agricola's Church was built between 1933 and 1935, is mainly functional in style. The church tower rises to 103 meters above sea level and, if necessary, its 30-meter peak can be lowered. Read more ›

Spiritual Stop At the Churches Cafe

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Ratikkamuseo

For over a hundred years, trams have clashed along the streets of Helsinki. Jump on board and travel straight to the city's past sitting inside an old trams cart. Imagination can be unleashed while discovering the museum, watching old movie clips and exploring old tickets on the display. Read more ›

Tram Museum

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Mustavuoren Tukikohta

Mustavuori's Base is extensive military outpost structures in the Mustavuori's Nature Reservation area in Helsinki. Man-made outposts are apart of a bigger defense lines, that has been made in the First World War Period by the Russians. More about history : http://www.rky.fi/read/asp/r_kohde_det.aspx?KOHDE_ID=1570 Read more ›

Mountain that is Transformed into a Base

Mustavuoren Tukikohta

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Vartiokylän linnavuori

The Vartiokylä Ancient Castle, which was built on a typical castle hill dates back to Medieval. The Ancient Castle served as a shelter when needed but was not permanently inhabited. Latest add to the castle hill was the concrete reinforced trenches from the First World War Period. Read more ›

On the Castle Hill Fort After Fort

Vartiokylän linnavuori

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Myllypuron Mörssäripatteri

Four horseshoe-shaped concrete domes are planted on the slope. They form the base for the VI's Mortar Rack No. 65. Unique designed and large Artillery Battalion platform structure is apart of the Defense Outpost Line made by the Russian Empire in 1914-1918. Read more ›

Heavy Artillery Battalion

Myllypuron Mörssäripatteri

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Johanneksen kirkko

St. John's Church is the gorgeous example of the end of the New Gothic period in Finland. Its highest parts are the two 74-meter-high towers, which make it city's recognizable landmark. The interiors of the church are very ornate with stained glass, arched windows, overlays and chandeliers. Read more ›

Two Towers in Ullanlinna

Johanneksen kirkko

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Tekniikan Museo / The Museum of Technology

The Museum of Technology reveals stories of the relationship between time, man and technology. the Museum records, studies, interprets and conveys the past, present and future of Finnish technology and industry. Exhibitions produce experiences for the public to find new perspectives on technological phenomenons. Read more ›

How Did Finland Did It?

Tekniikan Museo / The Museum of Technology

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Työväenasuntomuseo

At the Linnanmäki in Alppila, there is the Workers' Living Museum, which you can get glimpsed into the daily life of Helsinki's working classes living conditions. The museum is located into one of the oldest wooden houses that the City of Helsinki built to the working class. The nine houses stove rooms are all decorated in different eras. Read more ›

Workers' Living Conditions in Helsinki

Työväenasuntomuseo

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Uspenskin katedraali

Uspenski Cathedral is the main worship center of the Orthodox Church of Finland. Located in Helsinki, it is one of Helsinki's most important attractions, that has about half a million visitors and also hold numerous concerts each year. Read more ›

The Main Orthodox Church of Finland

Uspenskin katedraali

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Suomenlinnan kirkko

Suomenlinna is a nationally valuable fortress, outdoor museum and a frozen moment in time as well beautiful area, which is classified as one of Finland's national landscapes. Suomenlinna's Church is a significant part of this sea horizon of the Museum Island. Read more ›

Fortress Church as well a Light House

Suomenlinnan kirkko

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Herttoniemen Hyppyrimäki

Herttoniemi's second Ski-Jumping Hill was built in 1962 and was modernized in 1976. Molded hills are all year round use for the enthusiasts, with K points in 15, 22 and 44 meters. Next to the Ski-Jumping towers there's snowboarders' half-pipe. Read more ›

Ski-Jumping Hill is a WW Fortress Too!

Herttoniemen Hyppyrimäki

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Alvar Aallon koti ja toimisto / Aalto House (Alvar Aallon koti ja toimisto)

The Riihitie House is fully designed by the architectural couple, is a perfect example of modernism's construction and interior design entering into Finland. The cozy and intimate Riihitie house was built in 1935. Read more ›

Alvar Aalto's House and Studio

Alvar Aallon koti ja toimisto / Aalto House (Alvar Aallon koti ja toimisto)

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Olympiastadion/Urheilumuseo

The Olympic Stadium was completed for the Helsinki Summer Olympics that were held in 1952. The building is well preserved Olympic building complex. The most important sport events happened at the Olympic Stadium in Töölö. The 72-meter high tower of the Olympic Stadium is a symbol of the Olympic and Finnish sports as well a famous landmark. Read more ›

1952 Summer Olympics in Helsinki/ Museum

Olympiastadion/Urheilumuseo

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The Matcha Store

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Matcha Store lies on the Hämeenkatu in Sörnäinen. 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. Read more ›

Japanese Tea Ceremony with Quality

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Svenska Teatern

The Swedish National Theater of Finland is a national theater that performs in Swedish. As a national stage, the theater offers a wide-ranging plays that has something for everyone. Svenska Teatern currently has two stages, the Stora Scene or the Great Stage and the Miniscene as Mini Stage. Read more ›

The Swedish National Theater of Finland

Svenska Teatern

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Kallion kirkko

The scenery from Helsinki Center to Kallio is dominated by a gray granite Church that sits on a hill. Kallio's Church was designed by architect Lars Sonck and built between 1908-1912. It represents a national romantic style combined with art nouveau influences. The altar has a crucifix sculpted by the sculptor Hannes Autere. Read more ›

Iconic Monument can be Spotted Far Away

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Töölön Kirkko

The Töölö's Church, located on a steep cliff at the south end of Topeliuspuisto. The Church is a pure example of the Nordic classic style of the 1920s. The stone church designed by architect Hilding Ekelund was completed in 1930. Highly decorative and beautiful church, in which the external decoration are focuses on the park-side end. Read more ›

The Most Colorful Church in Helsinki

Töölön Kirkko

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Palomuseo

The Fire Station Museum is a museum specializing in the history and traditions of rescue worker's life in Helsinki. The fMuseum is located at the Erottaja Rescue Station, which was completed in 1891 and is still in use. Read more ›

The Fire Station Museum

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BocasHelsinki

This is a small place so the atmosphere is authentic and the owner is very friendly and helpful. You can taste delicacies of Latin American cuisine and have a cup of coffee straight from Colombia. It is also a liitle bit away from the center and more quiet and cosy where local people are more likely of having a drink or a meal. Read more ›

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Malminkartanon Huippu

Malminkartano's Peak was born between 1970's and 1990's mainly from the surplus mass of construction, that's why the Peak is also known by names Waste Stake or Filler Hill. The Peak reaches approximately 91 meters above sea level. Read more ›

Reach Out to the Sky

Malminkartanon Huippu

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Soutustadion

The Rowing Stadium is apart of Olympic Stadium buildings in Helsinki. Stadium was built for the kayaking and rowing events. The rowing pavilion was completed next to the Rowing Stadium in 1939 to serve as a press and inviting guest rooms during Olympics. Read more ›

Rowing Stadium

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Töölö Sports hall

Built in 1935, this sports hall was used in the 1952 Olympics for gymnastics, boxing, wrestling and weightlifting events. The hall also served as a court for the basketball finals at the Helsinki Olympics. Read more ›

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Some sports at Olympics arena

Töölö Sports hall

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Tropicario

Amazing collection of tropical species from snakes to lizards as well spiders and scorpion. The animals are kept in a good sized terrariums in which they are able to move around. Some extremely rare species on display, the must if you are a true snake fan. Read more ›

Tropical Species in the Northern Realm

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Huonekalujen kirppis

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