Vantaan konserttitalo Martinus
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Martinus offers a modern and comfortable setting for various occasions. Vantaa's cultural services and several partners organize cultural experiences for all ages. You can enjoy classical music, jazz and percussion concerts as well as dance, stand up and theater performances.
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Övre Nybackan Kartano
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The city of Vantaa bought the Övre Nybacka buildings in 1980. The main building was renovated and opened as a home in 1990. The Vantaa Society has been renting the main building since 2013. The manor has open doors and tours.
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Seikkailijat.fi
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The association offers meaningful experiences in nature and wants to complement youth work and services with adventure-themed activities. Organizes high quality camps for children and young people, course activities, events, trainings and excursions. Our activities teach great values for life. Based on volunteer work.
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Vantaa's Nature Protection Areas
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In the city map you can check the Nature areas as well species that are found on the area, as well you can see protected nature sights and monuments on the map: https://kartta.vantaa.fi/#
The nature reserve may be visited, but the area must not be destroyed, by the environment and fauna/floral/fungi/insect species.
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Viherpaja
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Founded in 1986, the Japanese Garden. The garden center in Viherpaja, which has been operating for 40 years, lots has happened but still standing business serves people. The unfortunate Japanese garden has survived from the fire, and a mink visit that eaten the carps of the fish pond.
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Myyrmanni
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In 2002 the Shopping Mall got famous of a suicide bomb attack, first in Finland and reported as last, in which 7 person died and 164 person got injured. Even though, it's dark past the Shopping Mall is still vivid and warm center of the Myyrmäki where people like to visit.
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Sipoonkorven Kansallispuisto
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There are various forests, bogs and cultural landscapes in the area of Sipoonkorpi's National Park. The terrain is variable in the area and the height differences are large. Forests are hexagonal in many places, and in addition there are plenty of fresh grove-like fabrics and rock forests. The River Byabäcken flows through the park area.
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Kalkkikallion luolat
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According to research by the Finnish Cave Society, Ketunluola is probably the largest cave found inside Ring Road III. It is worth packing a good lunch and exploring the natural architecture of the surrounding area.
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Kierrätyskeskukset Vantaa
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Recycling Centers are located in Koivukylä, Myyrmäki, Tikkurila ja Porttipuisto. 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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Street Art in Vantaa
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The intention is to add new and old murals to the map little by little. Street Art Cities is a great street art project anyway: street art is an international and global map that creates a sense of common ground. A handy tool on the go to check if local "Hunters" have bonged the works on the map as a walkable street art route.
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Helsingan keskiaikapäivät
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The program is open for people in all ages and has lots of happenings throughout the area to discover and experience medieval times in full. For instance the program includes humorous tournament, stick-horse tournament, archery and sword fencing, as well handicraft shows, lectures, guidings, church mass and music.
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West Vantaa's Urban Trails
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Urban trails have been developed and implemented in collaboration with district associations since 2004. The project has already brought together 78 hometown trails and three hometown trails, as well as one pillar trail with a total length of 427 km. The trails consist of 2,045 significant sites in various fields in Helsinki, Espoo ja Vantaa.
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SM-viikko
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Included sports are billiards, Sitting beachvolley, archery, cochlea, canoe polo, carting, block trip, trial biking, cricket, arm wrestling, lacrosse, crawling, mini-motorsports, super enduro, X-trial, skill flight, paddle, roller derby, beach life, taekwondo, ultimate, golf and beach waterpolo.
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Sushi Lounge
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Quality sushi can be enjoyed with a glass of great wine or why not a taste of Sake or even a chilled Japanese beer. Lunch is served from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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Nissbackan Kartanon Rauniot
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The main building of the Nissbacka Manor was built in 1912–1913, designed by Waldemar Aspel. The manor was destroyed by fire in 1934. Stairs, terraces, basement and terraces with columns were left behind. The adjacent manor sculpture park is owns the Ramsey family. There is a sculpture park in the area open during the summer.
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