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Helsinki Nature by Fatbike takes you around dirt roads and paths in the nature of Eastern Helsinki. The trails are not only in the forest, much of it is also along the coast line so there are beautiful views of the archipelago and the sea. This tour is 3h long and the bike, a helmet, a snack bar and professional guiding is included. The tour starts from and ends at the Vuosaari Paddling Center and the fatbikes are single-speed bikes and they have both a foot brake and a hand brake. The season start early winter

Take in all of the city sights and enjoy the exotic Nordic views on one of Helsinki Citycopter's award winning Helicopter Tours! Helsinki Citycopter offers reliable Helicopter flights, trips to archipelago and charter flights all around Finland. The convenient limo service will pick you up for your flight anywhere in Helsinki Metropolitan area and drop you off after your flight in case you are not right next to a helipad. Save time, avoid the crowds and get the best photos!

Try an unforgettable experience in a Hovercraft! Over breaking ice or snow, we head for the empty archipelago deep frozen. Wearing a survival suit you can experience how it feels floating among ice rafts staying completely warm and dry. Running on floating ice rafts is great fun too! Barbecue lunch on a camp fire is a perfect end to a perfect day. Transfer Helsinki / Airport available. A Hovercraft is a safe and comfortable craft designed to move over almost anything. Water, ice, snow and breaking ice is no problem. The heated cabin and our equipment will keep you warm and dry in all conditions. Our guides and drivers are all professionals with a lot of experience of archipelago and winter conditions. Safety first!

Swimming Stadium is the place to be in summertime! Designed by architect Jorma Järvi, the Swimming Stadium was built for the 1940 Olympic Games, which – due to the outbreak of war – were cancelled. It later went on to host part of the 1952 Helsinki Olympic Games. Today Swimming Stadium is not only for swimming, but there is also many possibilities to exercise inside the Stadium and also outdoor. Open during summer season

Royal Line is a local family run business with 75 years of experience, along with its long traditions, professionalism and quality of service ensures its customers an unforgettable experience in Helsinki. The guests of Royal Line will enjoy the beautiful landscapes of the magnificent archipelago of Helsinki whilst enjoying delicious, local, and fresh produced dishes prepared by the chefs on board. In honour of the 75th anniversary, Royal Line launches a new restaurant boat M/S Helsinki in 2020.

Cozy outdoor swimming pool in the heart of Kumpula, just a bus ride away from the centre of Helsinki. Relax, swim, exercise and have a sauna in peaceful neighbourhood. Open during summer season.

Escape the city heat and explore a national park! This off the beaten path excursion highlights what makes Finland a top outdoor destination. Get an authentic nature experience in one of Finland's oldest national parks: Liesjärvi. During this guided day trip, you will have a peaceful walk through the national park while testing your senses and feeling the benefits of the forest. During the trip enjoy a Finnish-style lunch over a campfire. Also available as a private tour.

Discover a foragers paradise on this day trip to a pristine Finnish national park. This excursion starts from Helsinki and takes you to Liesjärvi national park. From the end of summer until late autumn, the park is a mushroom utopia. If you want to go to the best mushroom hunting spots in the national park and enjoy a Finnish-style lunch cooked over a campfire then this trip is for you. Also available as a private tour.

This day trip from Helsinki takes you to Liesjärvi national park and gives insight into the secrets of a winter forest. Winter allows us to witness the forest in its mystic grandeur where you experience a peaceful silence throughout the woods. This winter wonderland hike is perfect for those who want to escape the city. Go for an adventure into the forests of Finland and enjoy a hot lunch and coffee by the fire served inside of a wilderness hut. Also available as a private tour.

This fun and easy-going day trip will teach you the basics of snowshoeing. From Helsinki to Liesjärvi national park where our adventure begins, the guide will teach you all you need to know about snowshoeing. This excursion takes place inside of a breathtaking forest and includes a Finnish-style lunch cooked inside of a wilderness hut. The small group size offers an intimate experience in nature and allows your guide to attend to individual questions and needs. Also available as a private tour.

Immerse yourself in the wild side of Finland's archipelago. During this half day excursion, you get to enjoy the quiet and magical winter forest and freezing waters of the sea in the archipelago. Lunch will be cooked and you can warm up over a campfire with a beautiful seaside view. This day trip starts from Helsinki and takes you to Porkkalanniemi; a scenic peninsula where you have a good chance to see deer, foxes and other wildlife! Also available as a private tour.

Experience the smooth and authentic smoke sauna like the locals. The sauna is located on the beautiful Kuusijärvi lake which is surrounded by pristine Finnish forest. The smoke sauna will be a mixed sauna so you need to bring a swimsuit. There is a lake just outside the sauna where you can go for a swim and if you are brave enough in the winter, you can go for the famous arctic dip! Also available as a private tour.

Experience nature at night on this excursion into a national park by nightfall. This short evening trip starts from Helsinki and takes you to Sipoonkorpi national park; home of the eagle-owl. Walking through a forest after dark is a wonderful experience and will surely be an emotional ride for those who have never done it. After a day in the city it is time to discover a new side of nature and wildlife. Warm up by the campfire and cook sausages with hot drinks! Also available as a private tour.

From the Vuosaari Paddling Center you can rent a kayak and experience the Helsinki archipelago. The Vuosaari Paddling Center rents mainly kayaks (single and double kayaks), but they have also canoes, SUP boards, fatbikes and even a rowboat. The paddling center is located in Eastern Helsinki, a metro ride or a 30min car drive away from the city center. The Helsinki archipelago is well worth a visit! Tours during summer season.

This day trip is packed with superfoods, adventure, and a unique experience inside of a remote national park. During this guided tour you get to pick Finnish superfoods such as blueberries and lingonberries. Trip starts from Helsinki and takes you to Liesjärvi national park where you will enjoy a Finnish-style lunch cooked over a fire. The day will be complete with your belly full of berries and you will be fully charged from this wonderful nature experience. Also available as a private tour.

The swimming hall was inaugurated on 4 June 1928. For decades it was Finland’s only public swimming hall. The hall is architecturally valuable, serving as an impressive example of the classism of its time. Over the decades it has retained its original appearance. There are separate swimming sessions for men and women, with bathers having the choice of whether to wear a swimming costume or not.

Repovesi National Park hills and cliffs challenge keen hikers and climbers. Highlights for families include the Lapinsalmi bridge, the hand-operated Fox's Ferry, cosy Lapp-style huts for rent, and fine views over the treetops from the park's high spots. In addition to beautiful nature, you can explore living history in the UNESCO World Heritage Site Verla Groundwood and Board Mill. You’ll step into the end of the 19th century and see architectonically valuable buildings and an old factory.

Explore an off the beaten path national park and capture the colours of autumn. This day trip is easy to join and includes a delicious lunch cooked over a campfire. The day starts from Helsinki and gives you an authentic nature experience in one of Finland’s oldest national parks: Liesjärvi. As your guide leads you through the forest there will be many points of interest while you experience cool rustic autumn air which will leave you feeling 100% charged! Also available as a private tour.

Helsinki by Kayak is a daily guided 3h paddling trip that takes you through the Eastern Helsinki archipelago to one of its islands. On the island you stop for a while to eat sandwiches and to enjoy the nature. This tour is suitable for beginners and experts alike. The tour includes transportation to and from the city center, a professional guide, sandwich and water bottle, and the kayak and paddling gear. The tour’s total duration, including transportation is 4 ½hours. Season: May to September

Experience the frozen Gulf of Finland and snowy woods. Snowmobiling is a fun way to explore Helsinki and Sipoo archipelago during winter. The snowmobile tour covers an easy and beautiful route around nearby forest trails and frozen sea. The snowmobile safaris always include a break at one of the islands when you can relax and enjoy lunch/snacks and hot drinks by the campfire. Transfer from Helsinki included. Pickup from the Senate Square 09.00 Am

On the famous Design Walk you will learn the history of how design became a lifestyle for the Finns. During the tour you will also meet the fresh faces of Finnish design while admiring the architecture of the design quarters and doing shopping at the fascinating boutiques. "

The Helsinki-Stockholm-Helsinki route is served by two of the most unique cruise ships in the world, the sister ships Silja Symphony and Silja Serenade. The heart of these two ships is the lively 142 m long Promenade. The recently renovated, elegant cruise ships offer versatile activities for a memorable cruise – international entertainment, shopping for top brands at tax-free prices as well as a real casino atmosphere, spa-area and many restaurants for all tastes! Departures daily.

Hyvinkää offers opportunities for different kinds of cultural, outdoor, and sports experiences all year round. The city is known for the Sveitsi nature park and the Finnish Railway Museum. The old Wool Mill area functions as a popular venue for events. Hyvinkää offers bike paths, cross-country skiing paths and a downhill skislope. Hyvinkää’s Sveitsi area has the most versatile leisure centre in southern Finland, the Sveitsi Leisure Centre, which provides diverse leisure activities.

Helsinki and Tallinn are unique as they are capitals that are adjacent to one another, enjoying their proximity and constituting a common economic and tourist area. Two hours and 15 minutes on board of quick and convenient MS Finlandia and you get to wonder the fairy tale-like Old Town of Tallinn or walk in the modern city of Helsinki. With Eckerö Line these two capital cities are just a short cruise away!

Hear the call of the treetops! Treetop Adventure Huippu is a superb high ropes adventure area where active adventurers move from tree to tree. Huippu is located at Leppävaara Sports Park in Espoo, only a 12 minute train ride from Helsinki Central Railway Station. Next to Huippu, you can swim at Leppävaara lido and swimming hall, have fun at Angry Birds playground, walk in the forest or shop at Sello Shopping Centre. Friends of art should head to Gallen-Kallela Museum. Open during summer season.

The quick and easy way to get familiar with Helsinki. This walking tour is a great basic introduction to the history and the present of Helsinki and Finland. You will get hints regarding the places, restaurants and attractions you should visit. This tour is FREE! Tips in cash are appreciated but completely voluntary.

Welcome to get acquinted with the rich history of the most famous mental hospital in Finland! The tour will reveal the development of psychiatric care in the country from the middle ages until today. You will also get know the current state of the premises - the area is an oasis of culture, alternative art scene and also a haven for wellbeing of mind and the body. The tour is organized in cooperation with Pro Lapinlahti and Lapinlahden Lähde.

Take two tours at a time and save money! Historical Sightseeing Cruise - the best way to see Helsinki from the sea. Hop-On Hop-Off Bus tour covers all the most important sights you need to see in Helsinki! You can also leave the bus at any of the stops and join tour again with the same ticket! Both cruise and bus tour are guided in 10 languages. Season begins early May till late September

The profound 2,5-hour dive into Finnish society! This tour will give you all the must know information on the past and present of Helsinki and Finland. From the oldest neoclassical part of Helsinki the tour will move forward to the modern functionalist center. During the tour, the changing architectural styles will give you visual references of the different historical era’s of Helsinki. You will also get a taste of traditional Finnish foods. The tour covers the main stories on politics, wars, economics and history in general that have shaped our country to what it is nowadays.

Enjoy a 1½ hour sightseeing cruises in the beautiful archipelago. Listen to the interesting commentary while you enjoy the wonderful scenery of Helsinki by sea! You will see the highlights of the city including the inner bay of the Suomenlinna Sea Fortres Season: Spring till late September

Explore the highlights of Helsinki at your own pace by opting for a CityTour Hop-On Hop-Off bus. You won’t be tied into a long itinerary, and can instead explore the city independently, only visiting places that interest you. Choose from 22 different stops, including Senate Square, Rock Church, Parliament, and the Market. You’ll be able to hop on and off as many times as you like over 24 hours, audio commentary is available on board. Best price available if booked online from www.citytour.fi

See the beautiful western archipelago of Helsinki while you enjoy a delicious dinner during an evening cruise in a relaxing atmosphere. Listen to an interesting commentary while you try typical, Finnish delicacies prepared by the ship´s own chef! Season begins early spring till late September

Join the 6 pm Smuggler´s Dinner Cruise and enjoy entertaining stories about Helsinki and the Finnish prohibition period. The ship´s own chef prepares a delicious dinner on board. You can choose between a typical Nordic buffet and a full dinner menu. This cruise will take you along the most beautiful route in the eastern archipelago. Season begins early spring till late August

Enjoy the most extensive sightseeing cruise in Helsinki! The best views including the inner bay of the Suomenlinna sea fortress. You will see many islands, the beautiful shores of old city districts, famous historical buildings, churches, icebreakers, harbours, villas, saunas and the zoo. Historical Helsinki is available only on Royal Line´s vessels. A traditional archipelago buffet is also available. Extensive and interesting commentary in 10 languages. From Helsinki Market Square daily Season begins early spring till late September

Try a typical Finnish lunch buffet or a delicious lunch menu while you enjoy the beautiful scenery of Helsinki by sea. Listen to an entertaining commentary along the route as you pass by many landmarks and interesting islands, including the Suomenlinna Sea Fortress. Season begins early spring till late September

Discover the medieval Old Town of Tallinn while visiting Helsinki! Cross the Baltic Sea in only 2 hours with the most modern eco-friendly Shuttles Star & Megastar. Travel comfortably and enjoy the versatile shopping opportunities and restaurants. Tallink offers up to 6 daily departures between Helsinki and Tallinn all year round.

During the guided walking tour an authorised guide tells about the 260 years of eventful history of Suomenlinna under the rule of three different states as well as the life on the island today. You will see the most important sights of the fortress, such as the Great Castle Courtyard, Piper’s Park and the Dry Dock, which in its days was among the largest in the world.

The island of Vallisaari is located next to Suomenlinna and opens for the public for the first time in May 2016. The island has been used by the military since the 18th Century and most of the fortifications works date from the 19th Century. Today the island of Vallisaari is a beautiful old fortress island with well preserved fortification works and a unique nature. The island can be reach during the summerseason. The best way to get familiar with the island is to attend a guided tour by resrevations for groups.

Foxtrail is a urban adventure for friends, families, companies and groups in which the city becomes a playing field as you follow the foxes trail. In order to avoid losing track of the fox, the teams (2-8 persons) have to break codes and find hidden messages along the way. But beware - it can be quite challenging! The clues are tricky and can only be solved through intelligence and teamwork. The exciting chase takes you on an adventure past some of the highlights and unexplored corners of the city. A new way to (re)discover Helsinki!

Experience an 18th Century Sea Adventure. During Diana’s sailings you will see Suomenlinna from the sea and hear about the fascinating history of the archipelago fleet. The public can choose to assist in raising and lowering the sails, and a few brave ones can join in with the rowing. The journey is enlivened by Admiral Chapman and his crew. Season starts early Spring

Enjoy delicous food in an original setting! Smaku-walk is an unique culinary experience created by restaurants in the heart of Porvoo. During the guided tour you visit four restaurants, each offering you a delicious small Smaku dish. Local products and ingredients are used as much as possible and the menu has always the season’s best flavours. Your guide will tell you great stories about the history of Porvoo and you will learn interesting details about the culinary culture and heritage in Finland. Enjoy Porvoo in a new and unique way! Book your tour seven days in advance, prices from 63€/per

Helsinki Card is a city card with a number of benefits that will help you to discover and experience Helsinki plus save money, time and energy during your visit. Available as a 24h, 48h or 72h card. The card includes: - FREE Sightseeing tours by bus and by boat (by boat May-Sep) - FREE unlimited travel on public transport and Suomenlinna ferry - FREE entry to major museums and sights - FREE guidebook incl. maps and complete tourist info - Several discounts in restaurants, shops and attractions

All the most important things with one card! With your card you get free Hop-On Hop-Off bus tours, different cruises to choose from and possibility to get to the Suomenlinna fortress during 48H. Besides of free entrances to the most interesting museums, you get also shopping discounts and benefits. CITYPASS available again from May 2019!

Did you know that Finland has over 170.000 islands? Take a day trip with REDRIB to a public island where you can find basic utilities for grilling or a sauna bath. Or just jump on for a one hour cruise outside Helsinki. You can come directly from the pier, as you are. REDRIB provides you with all equpments necessary.

Planmeca Golf Areena Oy is the biggest full service golf center in Finland. We offer an optimal practice environment, a modern selection of equipment, a cozy cafeteria and a nice atmosphere. The arena has close to 4000 square meters of practice area, a short game area covering over 700 square meters, a large golf store with great selection, a cafeteria and a golf simulator. Thirty-three hitting bays and large short game areas with versatile and high class artificial turf offer opportunities to train almost as if you were out on real grass. #planmecagolfareena#visitvuosaari

Päijänne National Park is a real gem of the Lahti region where the pristine waters of Lake Päijänne wash the sandy shores of a chain of islands formed by an esker ridge that dates back to the Ice Age. Visit for example Kelvenne island by boat from Padasjoki or the Pulkkilanharju ridge, an eight-kilometer long and accessible by road, offering the spectacular national landscapes.

Church of the Cross designed by academician Alvar Aalto is the main church in the city of Lahti. Build in 1978, the simplified church’s exterior face opening to the market place is dominated by large cross consisting of 52 windows, one for the each week of the year.

Sibelius Hall located in the Passenger Harbour in Lahti, is an impressive concert and congress centre combining modern wooden architecture and old industrial history in the most interesting way. The Sibelius Hall has been permanently ranked among the top 10 music halls in the world and it is a home concert hall of the Lahti Symphony Orchestra which has gained worldwide acclaim under some of the best conductors in the world.

Foxtrail is a urban adventure for friends, families, companies and groups in which the city becomes a playing field as you follow the foxes trail. In order to avoid losing track of the fox, the teams (2-8 persons) have to break codes and find hidden messages along the way. But beware - it can be quite challenging! The clues are tricky and can only be solved through intelligence and teamwork. The exciting chase takes you on an adventure past some of the highlights and unexplored corners of the city. A new way to (re)discover Helsinki!

Kon-Tiki Finland is a DMC and incoming agency offering tailor-made tours in Helsinki area and Lapland for groups planning a visit to Finland. When your group requires something unique, then a signature tour can be tailor-made. Kon-Tiki Finland is an expert in producing travel experiences that meet the expectations of your dreams and commitment.

Indulge yourself with a chauffeur-driven vehicle. Limousine Service Ltd. offers a vast fleet for you to explore Helsinki and its surroundings at your own pace. Our multilingual chauffeurs and top-of-the-line vehicles ensure you the best experience of this Nordic capital. You may also book tours to nearby sights, such as Porvoo, Fiskars, Hanko or even Savonlinna. You will enjoy complimentary bottled water, umbrellas and wi-fi onboard.

VisitEDUfinn Ltd. organizes visits to famous Finnish schools. During the visit, you will have time to talk with Finnish teachers and ask about their teaching practices, methods, or the challenges they face during their daily work. The visit also includes the Finnish school lunch – famous for being offered to every student for free. All the visits are guided by a Finnish education professional.

Mikkeli is a historical city situated on the shores of the fourth largest lake in Europe, Lake Saimaa. Only 2,5 hours away from Helsinki, Mikkeli is also easily reachable by public transport. In Mikkeli, you will find the perfect mix of nature experiences and local life. The many manors and gardens of the city offer an interesting insight in to the days gone by, coupled with varied events, shopping opportunities and fresh, local food. Take a breather in the city’s many urban parks.

Less than an hour away from Helsinki, Lahti is a prefect destination for day trips. Explore the Lahti Passenger Harbour with impressive wooden concert hall Sibelius Hall, visit Pro Puu wood design gallery, pop in to charming cafes and have a relaxing walk in beautiful Lanu Sculpture Park. Lahti is also famous for its massive ski jumping towers – explore the ski museum and in the summertime visit the top of the ski jumping tower and dip in the outdoor swimming pool under the ski jumping hill.

Enjoy a relaxing cruise between the capital cities of Finland and Sweden, Helsinki and Stockholm. The Viking Line ships offer a wide variety of on-board activities: visit one of the restaurants and bars, the tax-free shops or enjoy great entertainment and music in the nightclub. You will have a full day at your leisure to explore Stockholm, Viking Line arrives to a central location in Stockholm. Daily departure from Katajanokka harbour.

A day cruise from Helsinki to Tallinn, the capital of Estonia, is a popular way to do a day trip from Helsinki. Viking Line offers up to five departures daily – you may choose the best option for you. During the day in Tallinn, you have time to experience the capital of Estonia. Viking Line arrives to a central location in Tallinn.

Enjoy the countryside next to Helsinki! Only half an hour drive from Helsinki, stands Finlands finest countryside region. The south coast of Finland has many exotic and beautiful destinations that offer travellers physical and emotional pleasure through activities, events, and cultural sights. Check out the south coast environment and get familiar with the nature, local food and cultural sights. There are plenty of choices to spend the night, just select your favourite. The Region offers many opportunities to enjoy your holiday. Go to our website and check your way to enjoy!

Amos Rex is an art museum where the past, present and future meet. The iconic Functionalist Lasipalatsi (glass palace) and the new gallery spaces under its undulating square provide 10 000 m2 for unique experiences both under- and aboveground and on the silver screen of Bio Rex. Generation 2020, on view 12 Feb – 23 Aug 2020, presents young art that is on the rise. Dive into Ancient Egyptian Art and Culture in the Egypt of Glory exhibition 9 Oct 2020 – 28 Mar 2021.

Helsinki Cathedral is one of ten cathedral churches of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Finland. It is the main church of the Diocese of Helsinki and the Helsinki Cathedral Parish, but for many people it is also a symbol of all Helsinki. The Cathedral is a place of silence, a church where people come together for divine service, but it is also a venue for church concerts. The Cathedral is part of the Empire-style centre of Helsinki designed by architect Carl Ludvig Engel.

K1 – the world through photography. The Finnish Museum of Photography’s new exhibition space K1 opens on August 20th 2020. K1 is located in the lowest floor of Kämp Galleria. In its exhibitions K1 presents the work of the most interesting international artists and the most thought provoking Finnish artists. K1 caters not only aesthetic but also intellectual pleasures. K1 offers a high quality experience in art, social gathering and Nordic kitchen.

Villa Hakasalmi is located between Finlandia Hall and the Helsinki Music Centre, near Töölönlahti Bay. The elegant building is a fine example of a Neoclassical villa. The best-known resident of Villa Hakasalmi was Aurora Karamzin (1808–1902). Today, Villa Hakasalmi is a part of Helsinki City Museum and houses temporary exhibitions.

The nine small stove rooms of the Worker Housing Museum provide a glimpse into the history of everyday life in Helsinki. Stove ovens, wash tables and pull-out beds illustrate the life of working families during different phases of the 1900s. The museum is located in a wooden house built in 1909 with traditional decorative plants from the yards of Helsinki’s wooden houses blossoming in the attractive yard in the summer. Entrance to the Worker Housing Museum is free of charge.

At the Tram Museum, you can take a seat in an old tram that instantly transports you to the Helsinki of yesteryear. Let your imagination wander in the tram hall built in 1900! Sit on the driver’s bench, watch old films and study tram tickets. The Tram Museum is located in Töölö, at Korjaamo Culture Factory. Entrance to the Tram Museum is always free of charge.

Slip in through the yellow gate and get acquainted with the life of the middle-class in the 1860s Helsinki. The Burgher’s House was completed in 1818. It is the oldest remaining wooden house in central Helsinki. Head Fireman Alexander Wickholm bought the house in 1859 as his home with his wife Erika and their three children. The rooms of the house have been restored and decorated according to information obtained from estate inventories to illustrate the life of a wealthy minor official’s family.

Suomenlinna is one of seven UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Finland and a fascinating destination to explore. There are 6 kilometers of wall, over 100 cannons, exciting tunnels, museums, guided tours, cafés and restaurants. The ferry ride itself is a fun experience, allowing you to see and photograph Helsinki from the sea. Suomenlinna attracts visitors of all ages. The fortress is easily accessed by ferry from the Helsinki Market Square all year round. Around 800 people live in Suomenlinna.

ATENEUM PRESENTS CLASSICS WITH A TWIST Ateneum is Finland’s best-known art museum and the home of Finnish art. The well-loved works in Ateneum's collection cover the period from the 19th century to Modernism. The museum's hugely popular special exhibitions of Finnish and international art open up new perspectives into the past and the present. Reconnect with your old favourites and fall in love with new ones. Our doors in the heart of Helsinki city centre are open just for you. Welcome!

Excavated directly into solid rock, Temppeliaukio Church is situated in the heart of Helsinki. Because of its architecture it's one of the main attractions in Helsinki. The rock walls, copper dome and skylight windows create a unique atmosphere inside the church hall. Due to its excellent acoustics the church is a popular venue for concerts. The church welcomes you every day, please check the homepage for details. The entrance fee is 4 €, children visit for free.

Housed in a magnificent Jugend building, the museum presents the largest permanent exhibition of archaeology in the country and introduces visitors to Finnish life before industrialisation.

Completed in 1868 in the Katajanokka district of Helsinki, Uspenski Cathedral is the largest Orthodox church in Western Europe.

Visit Tori Quarters in the historical centre of Helsinki to discover the heart of the old town meeting the new buzz of the city. The historical buildings of Tori Quarters, used for administration offices for over 40 years, are now being renovated, opening up new spaces for new businesses and Helsinki-dwellers and travellers alike. In the area you find a growing number of cafés, restaurants, design boutiques, craft shops, creative sector companies and renewed public space.

Linnanmäki is the most popular amusement park in Finland and has the biggest selection of rides in Northern Europe. Come and experience the world-attraction Taiga, a double-launch coaster which will take you upside down four times per ride! The entrance to the park is free.

Allas Sea Pool, located a stone’s throw away from the Helsinki market square, proudly stands in one of the best locations in the city. Open every day of the week all year round, Allas offers traditional Finnish saunas, a heated pool (+27°C/ 80,5°F), a sea water pool reflecting the temperature of the Baltic sea and a kid’s pool during the summer season. The café, restaurant and terraces complete the offer and invite you to enjoy the good life by the sea.

Seurasaari is a popular museum island that shows how Finns lived from the 1600s to the 1900s. The beautiful walking paths around the island are popular all year round.

Kiasma is closed due to renovation and will reopen in spring 2022. Kiasma breaks the barriers of traditional art museums with exhibitions that provoke and invite debate. The building itself is a work of art.

The Helsinki City Museum is the world’s only museum focusing on Helsinki. Personal experiences and everyday life of people in Helsinki are highlighted and reflected in the museum’s items and photographs. A candy wrapper, a squeaky steel spring bed and a photo of a suburb home are precious treasures in the museum. The City Museum is located in the oldest blocks of the city near the Senate Square. In the museum, everyone has the opportunity to fall in love with Helsinki. Always free entrance.

The Didrichsen Art Museum, situated on Kuusisaari island on the western side of Helsinki, is a place where art and architecture meet with nature. The modernist building, designed by architect Viljo Revell, used to be the home of art collectors Marie-Louise and Gunnar Didrichsen. Changing exhibitions varying from Finnish to international art, a unique collection of Pre-Columbian and Oriental art and a sculpture park by the sea.

Löyly, an urban oasis occupying a stretch of beautiful Helsinki waterfront, offers a warm welcome and many delights for locals and visitors alike. On a beautiful summer’s day, the sunny terrace is the place to be. Restaurant and saunas are open daily throughout the year.

Kunsthalle Helsinki is a non-profit exhibition space founded in 1928 and a beautiful example of 1920’s classicism. Presenting annually 5–7 major exhibitions and special events, the main focus of the exhibition programme lies in contemporary art. Restaurant Finnjävel is located in the south western wing of the Kunsthalle. Focusing on Finnish ingredients and Finnish cooking methods, Finnjävel delves into the past in order to create the future of Finnish cuisine.

The City Theatre’s extensive repertoire includes domestic and foreign dramas; comedies; musicals; productions by its own dance group, the Helsinki Dance Company; children’s plays and plays in Swedish on the stage of the bilingual theatre, Lilla Teatern.

Seurasaari Island, which was established as a folk park over 120 years ago, is one of the cultural attractions that the City of Helsinki offers for tourists. The park also features an open-air museum with 87 historical wooden buildings from different parts of Finland. Seurasaari form a splendid natural venue for organising traditional festivals and events. One of the oldest events in Seurasaari is Midsummer Bonfires.

Espoo’s lovely islands are within easy reach from Helsinki. In summer, a ferry service will take you to outdoor recreation islands such as Iso Vasikkasaari with an island restaurant. In the mainland, enjoy Espoo’s 40 km long Waterfront Walkway. There are places to stop for a bite to eat and drink, and you can try swimming, fishing, kayaking, paddleboarding, a RIB ride or wakeboarding. During cold winters the frozen sea offers the perfect setting for skiing, snowshoe walking and ice fishing.

The Finnish Aviation Museum is an exciting visiting destination for the whole family, located in the heart of the Aviapolis area in Vantaa. Our collections include dozens of aircraft related to the history of Finnish aviation. We are a treasure chest of aeronautical information, offering something new for everyone, whether you’re a devoted airplane aficionado or a novice. Fly with us!

Vantaa City Museum's temporary exhibitions present the versatile history of the area. The museum is situated along excellent means of communication, in Tikkurila station area, in the old railway station. Admission free!

Vallisaari island can be reached from the Helsinki Market Square from May until September. In addition to its' beautiful scenery and fascinating history, Vallisaari offers a range of services for tourists: guided tours, a restaurant, cafés, exhibitions and events. Vallisaari is a true nature destination, so equipping with good shoes is necessary. Waterbus schedule: www.aavalines.fi and http://jt-line.fi/eng/suomenlinna-vallisaari-lonna/timetable-vallisaari.

Finlandia Hall is one of the most iconic buildings designed by world-renowned Finnish architect, Alvar Aalto, and was planned from the ground up for visitors and a wide range of events. In addition to his overall vision for the building, Aalto designed many of its details, such as the lights and door handles, creating something very unique in the process. Finlandia Hall is a dynamic, multipurpose venue located in the centre of Helsinki. Whatever the occasion – whether it’s a concert, a meeting, or one of the many other events – there’s always something happening at Finlandia Hall.

Welcome to Ainola! Here you can learn about the great Finnish composer Jean Sibelius and his family in the setting of his home and garden. Ainola is located close to Lake Tuusula in Järvenpää. The villa was designed by architect Lars Sonck and it was the home of Jean Sibelius from 1904. The composer needed the peace for his creative endeavours and Jean and Aino Sibelius lived at Ainola until the end of their lives and their grave is located in the southern part of the garden, in the shade of the grand fir trees. Ainola museum has been open to the public since 1974.

HAM, officially the Helsinki Art Museum, looks after an art collection that belongs to the people of Helsinki, which includes over 9,000 individual works of art. HAM maintains and accrues this art collection, which also includes the city’s public artworks. In its domestic and international exhibitions held at Tennis Palace, HAM showcases modern and contemporary art.

Nuuksio National Park is wild woods and lakes on Helsinki's doorstep, 40 minutes from the city centre. Escape into wild natural settings and enjoy typically Finnish scenery, with lovely lakes, forests and crags. Visitors can feed reindeer in Finland’s southernmost reindeer park, spend a night in a Tentsile tree tent, go hiking or canoeing, forage and prepare wild food or visit the Finnish Nature Centre Haltia, for example. NuuksioResort (nuuksioresort.fi) offers services for travellers.

Porvoo is the second oldest city in Finland from 14th century and it is located only 50km east of Helsinki. The city has over 50,000 inhabitants and about one third speak Swedish as their mother tongue. Porvoo is the most popular day trip destination in Finland. Over 1,6 million visitors come every year to admire the colorful wooden houses and stroll along winding pebbled streets to enjoy what this city can offer to you.

The exhibition at the Military Museum’s Manege Finnish Defence Forces 100 Years at War and Peace portrays the wars Finland has fought during its independence: the Civil War in 1918, the Winter War in 1939–40, the Continuation War in 1941–44 and the Lapland War in 1944–45. The exhibition continues in the adjacent building, Artillery Manege, telling the story of the Finnish Defence Forces in the post-war period up to the present day.

The Finnish Nature Centre Haltia is an ecologically designed nature center on the fringes of Nuuksio National park 40 kilometers from Helsinki. The exhibition space features Finland’s most spectacular natural attractions. Haltia is a great starting point for any outdoor excursion in Finland. Other services include a lakeview terrace, daily lunch at Haltia restaurant , café, changing exhibitions, meeting rooms, guided tours, activities and events.

The main museum of the fortress is located in the Suomenlinna Centre and is open throughout the year. During the summer season (2 May-30 September) the museum is open from 10 am to 6 pm, and during the winter season (1 October-30 April) from 10.30 am to 4.30 pm. The permanent exhibition showcases the history of the fortress, spanning more than 260 years. The entrance fee includes access to see a short film about Suomenlinna’s history, screened every half an hour in the auditorium.

The Ehrensvärd Museum is located on the original central courtyard of the fortress in the Commander’s House. The first occupant of the building was Augustin Ehrensvärd (1710-1772), the founder of the Suomenlinna fortress. The Ehrensvärd Museum’s collection includes paintings, furniture, weapons and ship models.

Artsi is punk. Artsi is rock. Artsi is polyphonic. Artsi specialises in graffiti, street art and performance. Artsi is a precursor, paving the way for fresh contemporary art – with an international outlook – in order to avoid boredom. Artsi remembers, records and looks to the future. Free entrance! Always! Artsi – an attitude.

Korjaamo Culture Factory is a hub for living urban culture located in an old tram depot unit in Töölö. Korjaamo hosts events across various fields, including music, stand up, films and markets. Two restaurants, Korjaamo Bar & Kitchen and Sushibar + Wine, serve delicious food and drinks all year long. Korjaamo Kino, a small arthouse cinema, has a varied program including premieres, opera and ballet and music documentaries. Helsinki Tram Museum is located in the culture centre as well.

Lake Tuusula is located 15 min from the airport and 30 min from Helsinki. The lakeside is attractive and tranquil and it is difficult to believe you are not far from Helsinki. Historical artists’ villas such as Jean Sibelius’ Ainola, log-built wilderness studio Halosenniemi and many others are open for public and tell the story of how Finnish culture was created. Beautiful scenery, historical sights and safe cycle paths entice to cycle around Lake Tuusula. Perfect and easy day trip destination!

Enjoy summer time in Helsinki and take a trip to the islands. Helsinki has around 300 islands, with destinations suit everyone. Many of the islands have their own restaurant or campfire locations. You can also fish and enjoy the beautiful nature of the islands in other ways. You can get to the islands using boats run by water traffic operators or you own boats. Come and get to know the city's stunning archipelago.

The Theatre Museum offers information, insights, joy and entertainment. Liveliness, interactivity and easy access to information are brought to the fore in the exhibitions. Theatre Museum introduces visitors to the art of theatre by and large, to the act of performing, and to the different eras of theatre in Finland. In the exhibitions there are several hands-on-exhibits and experimentation points that invite visitors to touch, do and experiment on different elements and features of theatre.

The Finnish Museum of Photography presents exhibitions by Finnish and international photographers, by both established and emerging talents. The museum opened its doors in Helsinki in 1969 and is one of the oldest photography museums in Europe.

Big decisions have been made in these rooms. The official residence of our presidents is a must-see location that sheds light on what goes on behind the scenes of power and politics. Join a guided tour where you will learn about the presidential terms of Ryti, Mannerheim and Kekkonen, and Finland’s history after the war. Enjoying an unhurried lunch or coffee in the museum café by the sea will make your visit complete.

The Music Museum Fame is a completely new, innovative museum that presents Finnish music all the way from the 1890s until today- including all music genres. The visitor has access to virtual spaces and situations that have never been possible until now. In the Music Museum you can admire, play, sing and dance – be in the middle of concert or experience a festival atmosphere. The Music Museum Fame is aimed for everyone and for all ages. Open every day from 9-21. Welcome!

Galleria Mafka&Alakoski is a gallery & shop focusing on new Finnish glass. The gallery has changing glass art exhibitions and the shop offers a selection of mouthblown glass art and design made in Finland. The gallery is located in a heart of Punavuori area, within a walking distance of city centre and is a member of Design District Helsinki. Welcome to the fascinating world of glass!

WeeGee is a museum, exhibition and event hub in Espoo. It houses four museums: EMMA – Espoo Museum of Modern Art, KAMU – Espoo City Museum, the Finnish Toy Museum Hevosenkenkä and the Finnish Museum of Horology. WeeGee also houses the EMMA shop and a café and restaurant Lumière WeeGee. In the yard is the Futuro house, designed by architect Matti Suuronen, which is open to the public from May to September. WeeGee offers visitors experiences and inspiration all year round.

Oodi is Helsinki’s new Central Library and a living meeting place. Its wide range of services and facilities are available to everybody seven days a week, from early in the morning till late in the evening. Oodi functions as a living room for residents, located right at the heart of Helsinki.

Hotel and Restaurant Museum is specialised in the history of hotels, restaurants, cafés, tourism and Finnish culinary culture. The permanent exhibition covers the history of catering and also the history of alcoholic beverages and sales of alcohol in Finland. Guidance by arrangement.

Since 2002, Cirko – Center for New Circus has been working to promote and develop contemporary Finnish circus. In 2011 the Cirko circus building opened in Helsinki’s Suvilahti – 1,400 square metres of office and performance space, custom made for contemporary circus. Cirko offers the public high quality and interesting contemporary circus and provides circus professionals with a first-class working environment.

Design District Helsinki is an area full of design and antique shops, fashion stores, museums, art galleries, restaurants and showrooms. Here you can find the most interesting up-and-coming brands, local labels, classics, trend-setters and so much more. The Design District Helsinki plays a large role in boosting Helsinki’s reputation as a city of design.

Lahti Sports Centre located within walking distance from the Lahti city centre offers a perfect setting for cross-country skiing in the winter with its illuminated tracks. In the summer, you can explore nature along running tracks and dip in the swimming pool under the massive ski jumping hill! Lahti sports centre has hosted various major international sports events such as annual FIS world cup events.

EMMA is located at the Exhibition Centre WeeGee, a landmark of Finnish Modernism and a former printing house in Helsinki metropolitan area. The clean-lined architecture enhances the experiential presentation of EMMA’s exhibition program and two collection exhibitions permanently on display: A curated pick from Saastamoinen Foundation Art Collection and Tapio Wirkkala Rut Bryk Foundation Collection, that showcases Finnish design at EMMA's Visible Storage.

Gain new experiences and become inspired by museums in Helsinki! The Finnish Museum Card (Museokortti) is a common entrance ticket to over 40 museums in the Helsinki metropolitan area! With the card you can also visit over 200 other museums all around Finland. The price of the card is 64,90 € and it can be bought from all of the Museum Card museums or through the Museot.fi online store. With the Museum Card you can visit the most important art, design and cultural-historical museums, the most significant specialised museums, regional museum centres and many local museums.

Helsinki Zoo is one of the few zoos in the world located on an island. A 20 minute ferry (summer) or bus ride from the city centre will take you to a zoo where you can travel from cold mountain regions to dry steppes and from northern coniferous forests to the tropical rainforest. Helsinki Zoo is home to 150 animal and 1000 plant species showcasing the diversity of nature. The zoo was established already in 1889 and this makes it one of the oldest zoos in the world. Despite the long history and historic surroundings, Helsinki Zoo is a modern zoo with a mission to conserve biodiversity.

The History of Life exhibition presents the development of living organisms from the Big Bang to dinosaurs and from giant mammals to the Ice Age. The interactive exhibits invite visitors to discover the astonishing diversity of nature.

Hartwall Arena is one of the liveliest centers of entertainment in Europe that hosts the most impressive events in Helsinki: concerts, operas, dance performances, top ice-hockey and other sporting events.

Lobster, mussels, shrimp, oysters and other seafood - plus fresh fish and tasty meat and veggie dishes. Restaurant Bassi Helsinki is the newest addition to fish and seafood restaurants in the heart of the city. Bassi's line is fun dining - meaning joyful, social eating and good customer service. The star of the menu is the seafood platter, which is perfect for sharing with friends. Bassi offers lunch, relaxed bistro dishes, seafood dishes and menus. There's also a stylish cabinet for groups.

Ultima is a sustainable and experimental restaurant. Ingredients are Finnish and sourced as locally as possible - some of them are grown hyperlocally at the restaurant. Ultima aims for sustainable hedoism and is using most innovative food and farming technologies.

Here, in the vibrant heart of Helsinki at the head of Esplanadi Park, you can watch the world go by from your morning cup of coffee until your nightcap at the end of the evening. Teatteri is a unique restaurant complex, including the Teatteri Grilli restaurant, the Teatteribaari lounge and cocktail bar, the Klubi night club , and the Deli salad bar.

The TRAY – Chill and Share The restaurant combines the best of cross kitchen and street food and takes its guests on an irresistible journey of flavours to the markets and alleys of the world. The city’s most popular lunch and a guaranteed good atmosphere from morning to night.

Small cosy bistro is located in the heart of Helsinki. Food philosophy is simple: Muru serves fresh, well made food from the best ingredients available daily. Kitchen is based in French cuisine with some Italian twist. That explains the importance of wines aswell: Muru is a wine restaurant with great selection of wines and qualified sommeliers.

At the core of Kultá Kitchen & Bar, you can find the majestic and beautiful north at its best. The restaurant values their northern roots so much that they have brought with them from the north the purest ingredients such as game, reindeer, mushrooms, lichen and birch leaves. The main stars of our dishes are the modern and natural northern tastes. The northern winds can be reached not only through the dinner but also through breakfast and lunch.

Finnjävel Salonki creates unique fine dining experiences. Kitchen uses Finnish ingredients and cooking methods from the years gone by and at the same time creates the future of Finnish cuisine. Also modern Finnish design plays a significant role.

Finnjävel Sali is a tribute to traditional Finnish cuisine. Old tradional portions get a new outfit at the restaurant. Sali serves casual, yet elegant Finnish food in beautiful and cheerful atmosphere.

The Cock is a lively eatery, neighbourhood bar and extraordinary event space where everyone is welcome. The Cock offers brasserie style menus from New York or Paris with modern classics in a bustling atmosphere.

Live like an artist in Töölö! Elite is a rare example of a Finnish restaurant widely favoured by the country’s cultural and artistic circles – it has been a stage of life and a living room of the artists since 1932. The atmospheric dining room and the restaurant’s traditional bar invite you to stop by or spend time. In the summer clients are also served on the green outdoor terrace.

Holiday is a lively bar, restaurant and terrace with exciting cocktails and live dj’s. Los Angeles inspired menu with an asian twist. Expect freshest veggies and approachable seafood served by a vibrant and happy team.

The stunningly beautiful Salutorget restaurant in the heart of historic Helsinki offers the perfect setting for a lovely lunch or wonderful dining experience. Set in a former 1910´s Art Noveau | Jugend bank building, Salutorget comprises a dining room known for its pared-down elegance, a stylish bar and a cosy outdoor terrace with views of Helsinki’s bustling seafront market. Restaurant also serves rare treat at Helsinki, traditional Afternoon Tea with homemade delicacies. Popular among locals.

The gastronomic flagship establishment of the Finnish food and drink scene is located in Helsinki’s Katajanokka neighbourhood. Ably led by our head chef Ari Ruoho, we are the only restaurant in Finland with personal, first-hand knowledge of the production methods and conditions used by our VIPs – Very Important Producers. We are committed to serving you only the purest seasonal ingredients, sourced from the forests of Salla in Lapland and from smallholdings across Finland.

Looking for something spacious, something urban, something unique? How about a 1950s bank in the middle of Helsinki? Bank transforms itself for many kinds of needs. Buffet lunch is served at Lunch Club on weekdays 11.00-14.00, there are 4 lunch options to choose from each day. Meeting point and Celebration are open on request.

Our light-filled dining room and cosy lounge with a fire offer wonderful, expansive views of Hesperia Park and Töölönlahti Bay. Our kitchen serves up modern Scandinavian cuisine with European touches.

Pastis – a little piece of France in the heart of Helsinki. Restaurant offers classic French delicacies which are simply hand made, fresh and tasty. Atmosphere in this sweet little bystro is warm and authentic. Quality wines are in important role when experiencing the real taste of France.

Kitchen & Table Helsinki is located by the sea in the urban Jätkäsaari district, only 1,5 km away from the city centre. The restaurant, where Harlem high fives Helsinki, is located within an iconic warehouse building in, next to Clarion Hotel Helsinki. The menu offers the taste of Manhattan with Nordic twist and local ingredients. Kitchen & Table Helsinki is a slice of Manhattan in Jätkäsaari, just around the corner from the city center ‒ delicious with an urban touch.

Tasty and hearty Finnish food by the Senate Square. Nostalgic atmosphere dating back to to Finnish homes and logging sites from the old days. Savotta's kitchen cherishes the Finnish food traditions and uses only Finnish ingredients from pristine forests and lakes. Menu in 7 languages; Finnish, English, Swedish, German, Russian, Japanese and Chinese. 70 seats in street level dining rooms with views of the Senate Square, 60 seats in the downstairs logging camp and 2 summer terraces. Open every day of the year - also on Sundays and Finnish public holidays.

A meal at the Lappish Restaurant Saaga is an enjoyable combination of tastes, tales and sensations. Saaga’s original Lappish wooden boat is filled with ice chips and on top of them is gathered a real fisherman’s catch. In addition to fish delicacies Saaga offers rare bear meat and reindeer on the menu (available in Finnish, English, Swedish, German, Russian, Japanese and Chinese.) Total 100 seats in two floors including a private room Shaman for 10 persons.

Saslik, the most legendary Russian restaurant in Finland, has honourably cherished the Russian food tradition and the uniquely decorated atmosphere of the Czarist era for years already. For the menu we have chosen the most beloved Šašlik’s classics of yesteryears, not forgetting the well-known exotic bear dishes and blinis, which are served the year round. 2 dining rooms and 8 unique private rooms for 2-50 persons. Live Russian troubadour music on Wed-Sat.

Purpur Georgian Cuisine by Ville Haapasalo: “On my travels, I’ve heard that people eat to stay alive, but in Georgia, people live to eat. I’ve had this Georgian restaurant in planning for the last 15 years. This may be a small step for the humankind, but it is many steps for me – and not too many, I hope,” Ville says. Georgian Restaurant Purpur is an adventure in Georgian cuisine. You are most welcome to join us! We dare you."

Are you looking for a cosy hideout, relaxed atmosphere with good food? That is what Finnish cottage, "mökki", is all about! On average every fifth household in Finland has some kind of a cottage and now you have a chance the experience Finnish ”mökki” right here in the capital of Finland in the red log storehouse. Savu has a beautiful location on the Tervasaari Island, just 15 min walk from Helsinki Market Square. Finnish seasonal delicacies on the menu.

A DELIGHTFUL STEAKHOUSE IN THE HEART OF THE CITY! The best steaks in the Helsinki area are served on Korkeavuorenkatu, right next to Esplanade Park. The restaurant gets its name from Stefan Richter, familiar from the Top Chef TV show among other things. It serves dazzling world-class dishes. Stefan's Steakhouse is meant for lovers of good food and connoisseurs who don't want to make good things too complicated. Thanks to the uncomplicated atmosphere, you can drop in right after your working day, or spend a whole evening in a fine atmosphere.

Come and enjoy the best dishes from local ingredients in August! Smaku Porvoo is an event for food lovers where a wide range of restaurants in Porvoo create beautiful and delicious small dishes to enjoy. Visit Smaku restaurants in the heart of Porvoo during the two week period or taste them all in the main event in the Grand Culture Center in the center of Porvoo. Small Smaku dishes are available for only 5€ each and they are guaranteed to take you to culinary heaven!

Welcome to restaurant Krog Roba, neighbourhoods own living room! The former police station is now a relaxed restaurant which roots are in Nordic countries. You can pop in just for burger or lunch, or spend the whole evening in our company. Come and see what Nordic Madness feels and tastes like!

Bastion Bistro operates in wooden infantry barracks built in 1892, within a short walk from Suomenlinna’s main quay. In connection with the elegant restaurant, there are also rentable facilities: a banquet room (75 persons), suitable for group meals, festivities and meetings, as well as two separate meeting rooms (12 persons each) and sauna facilities (16 persons). .The restaurant is open throughout the year. The menu features straightforward bistro food and the restaurant also serves lunch on weekdays.

Sue Ellen is located in a former colonial merchant’s house by the sea, opposite the Market hall in Eteläranta. Sue Ellen is full of relaxed Southern athmosphere. The Southern coast of North America with its colourful cities full of history have inspired Sue Ellen to bring new exiting flavors and most of all, the joy of eating together. The authentic charcoal grill and smoker cabinet create delicious dishes uncomparable to others. Fresh cocktails, considered wines and most of all hospitable service color this trip to South.

Savoy – a living restaurant legend This place has seen marriage proposals. Breakups. Celebrations. Starting of companies.Wartime scheming. Savoy has been making culinary history for 80 years. Looking over the Helsinki rooftops you can see the Esplanadi park and be one with the stream of timelessness. The minimal style is the hallmark of master Alvar Aalto and the then newly founded Artek. Savoy is also a popular event and conference venue. The first-rate kitchen of this museum-like restaurant offers service directly to the cabinet rooms.

Korjaamo Culture Factory is a hub for living urban culture located in an old tram depot unit in Töölö. Korjaamo hosts events across various fields, including music, stand up, films and markets. Two restaurants, Korjaamo Bar & Kitchen and Sushibar + Wine, serve delicious food and drinks all year long. Korjaamo Kino, a small arthouse cinema, has a varied program including premieres, opera and ballet and music documentaries. Helsinki Tram Museum is located in the culture centre as well.

The GOODWIN Steak House is the only classic American steakhouse in the Baltics and Scandinavia. A team of professionals used steakhouse traditions and their own first-hand experience to create the first restaurant of its kind in Finland. GOODWIN is a place for those who like beef. It is a place of interest for those who come here to eat a steak and for those who come here eager for our meals and for us to tell you about the unique taste of marbled beef.

Toscanini serves authentic Tuscan food in a relaxed atmosphere. We use high quality fresh ingredients to make delicious, straight-forward and abundant dishes for you to enjoy. Restaurant Toscanini is also open on Sundays.

Saari provides the best Finnish delicacies, genuine maritime atmosphere and the most stunning sea views on the Sirpalesaari Island, just a stone's throw from Helsinki centre. Restaurant has a 200-seat dining room, 22-seat Belvedere balcony, 12-seat captain's cabin Sampo and a sunny outdoor terrace. A boat serves the island every 20 min from the Saari pier located on the shore of Merisatama (Address: Merisatamanranta 10). The crossing takes only a couple of minutes. Open 1.5.-30.9.

Scandinavian tastes and magnificent sea views. Saaristo’s white Art Nouveau style villa, built in 1898, is one of Helsinki’s most imposing and traditional restaurants. Located on the Klippan island, just 100 m off the city coastline, restaurant offers splendid views of both the open sea and the city centre. Restaurant has seats for 400 persons. A boat serves the island every 20 min from Saaristo's pier south of the Olympia terminal. Open 1.5.-30.9.

The villa-type restaurant, located on the small island of Valkosaari, was built in 1900. It is one of the best locations for festivities during the summer season, the most popular crayfish restaurant in town – and a wonderful setting for a tasty meal. The tall, spacious Middle room is surrounded by a bright covered veranda with large windows and a view towars the Market Square and Katajanokka.

Welcome to Restaurant Särkänlinna on the historic fortress island of Särkkä constructed in 1748. The restaurant on the third floor of the fortress offers magnificent views of the summery Kaivopuisto park and the open sea. Särkänlinna is one of Helsinki’s most beloved summer restaurants as well as venue for weddings and private parties. The menu draws on the finest ingredients, life in the Finnish archipelago and seasonal Finnish food. Come and experience a memorable culinary experience in an unbeatable setting only 7 minutes boat trip from the mainland!

Housed in a historic red brick warehouse, Sipuli is an exceptional and versatile restaurant and events venue. Sipuli features seafaring-inspired private dining rooms, a banquet room, the so-called Kanavasali and the Winter Garden suitable for large-scale functions and events.Versatile and adaptable, our facilities can be tailored to the needs of each individual client, making Sipuli one of Helsinki’s most popular venues for business events and private celebrations alike.

Built in 1915, the Kulosaaren Casino is a traditional, high standard restaurant with the a beautiful sea view. Acclaimed for its cuisine and unique atmosphere, it is one of the city’s most popular places for festive occasions – for groups both large and small. The spacious dining room offers a splendid view of the Gulf of Finland. Casino is available for parties of different sizes. Alongside the main restaurant is the Sun Marine, a charming summer restaurant with an outdoor lawn terrace, suitable for casual dining and informal occasions.

Team Kitchen is as the name suggests a kitchen for team cooking. We welcome everyone who wants to spend a nice evening cooking, learning and enjoying good company. Our wine and food professionals guide and teach with decades of experience and burning passion for taste sensations. Both beginners and masters succeed in our classes, in the end the food is always delicious.

Would it be a time for a lunch? Welcome to enjoy our delicious lunch to the lovely surroundings of River Vantaa. You can relax and have lunch under the chandeliers in Kuninkaan Kartano or on the fabulous summer terrace. After the lunch go and take a walk next to the River Vantaa and enjoy the amazing nature.

Our laid-back and modern, no-frills restaurant invites you to feel at home and feast from lunch to dinner. Located in Meilahti, Helsinki, this restaurant is easily accessible with both private vehicle and public transport.

Finlandia Café is a fantastic place to sit down for lunch, a cup of coffee or after work relaxation. A variety of sweet and savoury treats are served throughout the day. Our menu showcases the Finlandia Hall food philosophy – we make quality food in our own kitchen, relying on small producers and organic products. The changing menu offers exciting surprises and special Finnish delicacies. We are located at street level and easily accessible from the Töölö bay side.

Ekberg was founded in 1852 by Fredrik Edvard Ekberg in Helsinki, and is the oldest still operating bakery in Scandinavia. Ekberg Café serves a delicious breakfast, lunch, all day à la carte, pastries and weekend brunch. Only high-quality ingredients are used, and our masterpieces are a result of genuine handicraft. At Ekberg Shop next door you can find a wide range of delicacies. Our artisan cookies as well as our homemade jams are some example for ideal souvenir ideas. Welcome to Ekberg!

For almost eighty years the visitors and residents of the Suomenlinna fortress have been able to enjoy a cup of coffee with pastries in the beautiful Piper’s Café. Customers can choose of traditional salty snacks such as salmon sandwiches and delicious cakes or ice creams. On weekdays a soup lunch is also on offer. Cafe Piper is known among Helsinki residents for it’s outstanding location in the flowering park and it’s lovely terrace with its marvellous sea view. Café Piper is the oldest cafe in Suomenlinna and open in the summertime.

Welcome to Strindberg! In addition to delicious Scandinavian delicacies the distinctive view from the restaurant is something Strindberg is known of. In the cafeteria you can also feel the European atmosphere

Outdoor café by the sea in Töölö district with funky vintage interior and decoration. Remember to try the best cinnamon buns in town!

Café Esplanad is well known for its Central European atmosphere and style and especially for its huge cinnamon rolls (a Finnish sweet pastry called korvapuusti) that are baked in the café’s own bakery. On the outdoor terrace one can also enjoy the sun. Restaurant Bistro in the back of the café offers inexpensive lunch.

Cafe Carusel offers a modern yet cosy atmosphere by the sea. A café with a big living room (170 seats), a glas verandah (80 seats) and a terrace (450 seats).

Coffee shops and roastery in the city center, focussing on different roasts as well as different types of coffee and tea. La Torrefazione serves great breakfasts every morning.

Karl Fazer’s French-Russian café & cake shop was opened in Kluuvikatu 17.9.1891. As years have passed by the building, designed by Juslen, has been renovated and the interior of the café has been changed many times. A part of the café&cake shops goodies are still made in Kluuvikatu, and it is possible to see the confectioners at work behind glass.

Sis. Deli serves food made from local ingredients, delicious and healthy meals, also take-away. No artificial ingredients used.

Café Ursula was founded in 1952 in the Kaivopuisto park. Café Ursula has grown from a small café kiosk to a café-restaurant. Lovely view to the sea and Suomenlinna island.

Kahvila Sävy in Kallio district offers high quality coffee produced by small roasteries.

Korjaamo Culture Factory is a hub for living urban culture located in an old tram depot unit in Töölö. Korjaamo hosts events across various fields, including music, stand up, films and markets. Two restaurants, Korjaamo Bar & Kitchen and Sushibar + Wine, serve delicious food and drinks all year long. Korjaamo Kino, a small arthouse cinema, has a varied program including premieres, opera and ballet and music documentaries. Helsinki Tram Museum is located in the culture centre as well.

Skyroom Helsinki boasts classy design with plenty of cool details. So, regardless of whether you are a hotel guest, tourist or city dweller, come up and enjoy delicious bar snacks and drinks, while marveling at the magnificent views over Helsinki! The age limit for Sky Room is 18 years after 8pm.

SKOHAN HELSINKI IS OPEN WEDNESDAY TO SATURDAY BETWEEN 10PM TO 04AM. AGE LIMITS | WED-FRI 22 | SAT 24

Brasserie Kämp has served for more than 100 years with the same admiration towards quality service. Whether it’s breakfast, lunch, dinner, afternoon tea or brunch, Brasserie Kämp will welcome you to enjoy its prestigious and historic atmosphere. Brasserie Kämp is part of Kämp Collection Hotels, a collection of Helsinki’s most reputable luxury and lifestyle hotels and restaurants.

Klaus K Bar & Lounge is a charming and relaxing getaway with creative touches. Great cocktails, Italian wines and bar snacks are served to you by the most attentive personnel. Make yourself at home at Klaus K Bar & Lounge!

Location: City Center Restaurant-club-café. An interesting restaurant complex, including a 22-metre-long bar. Age limit: 24.

Location: City Center The international Casino Helsinki is the city’s number one gaming and entertainment venue. The casino is open nearly every day. Free entrance. Fennia Salon: Casino’s show restaurant, Fennia Bar, Fills Kitchen & Bar: a la carte restaurant, Bar All In, Casino Piazza, Summer terrace.

Location: Kallio District An underground live club with cult status.

Location: Kallio District The trendiest hipster-filled restaurant in the Kallio district. On weekends you can enjoy brunch - meat-eaters select the Berlin breakfast tray, while vegetarians choose the Buddha. In summertime you may eat outside on the sunny terrace away from the traffic. The restaurant plays club music every evening, plus live gigs on occasion.

Location: City Center The Ateljee Bar with its famous terrace is situated at Sokos Hotel Torni, on the 14th floor. The unique view over the Helsinki skyline can also be seen from the Ladies and Gentlemen’s rooms. The artistic bar, opened as early as 1951, also works as an art gallery with monthly exhibitions.

Location: Töölö District Restaurant, disco and bar popular among eg. students. Finnish home cooking style food until closing time. On Fridays and Saturdays it is party time: four floors, five bars and two dance floors. St.Urho’s Pub is an oasis for beerlovers. Under renovation. Will open in the beginning of August 2012.

Location: Töölö District Happy Jazz Club Storyville, situated behind the Parliament, entertains their customers by having both Finnish and international jazz orchestras play six evenings a week. In the street level bar piano music is played in the early evening. Storyville’s kitchen serves cajuncreole delicacies until 03 in the night.

Location: City Center Apollo live club offers great live music with changing live music bands. Apollo is located in the centre of Helsinki, inside the Forum shopping mall (entrance from Mannerheimintie 16).

Korjaamo Culture Factory is a hub for living urban culture located in an old tram depot unit in Töölö. Korjaamo hosts events across various fields, including music, stand up, films and markets. Two restaurants, Korjaamo Bar & Kitchen and Sushibar + Wine, serve delicious food and drinks all year long. Korjaamo Kino, a small arthouse cinema, has a varied program including premieres, opera and ballet and music documentaries. Helsinki Tram Museum is located in the culture centre as well.

Finnish design-tableware. The heart of Iittala’s design philosophy is formulated along Kaj Franck’s early thinking. According to Franck, “objects should always be appropriate, durable and functional.”

The story of asuna shop: Sisters Marianne and Sari established asuna shop in 2003. Since then, the store has firmly established itself as the place for style seekers to update their wardrobe. Sari's taste for minimalist designs in high-quality fabrics and monochrome palette complements Marianne's preference for prints, color, volume and movement. Our designers are: COMME des GARCONS, HIGH by Claire Campbell, Black Label by Rundholz, Christian Wijnants, Jeanpaulknott, Zucca, NO/AN

Winner of the first Project Runway Finland 2009 and Elle Style Awards 2014, Katri Niskanen offers ready-to-wear and bridal collections as well as unique made-to-measure gowns. Founded in 2010. The brand is known for Scandinavian elegance, sculptural drapings and comfortable feminine cuts. Versatile and multi-purpose designs bring timeless elegance to everyday life, encouraging women to love themselves at any occasions.

Koti Store is located in the trendy area in Punavuori Helsinki. The store focus on Finnish design and colorful feel-good items for home. You can find Klippan Yllefabrik, The Tartan Blanket Co., Cavallini, Yankee Candle products and also finnish brands like Kaurilan Sauna, Gaarna, The Honey Story, Fiini, MEKKIDesign and Dewberry Design in Koti Store. Shop tax free!

Design District Helsinki is the creative core of Helsinki, a Unesco Design City. It's a network of over 200 locations from design stores to fashion and antique boutiques, art galleries, design hotels, restaurants and cafes. Its 25 spread through the neighbourhoods of Kamppi, Punavuori, Ullanlinna and Kaartinkaupunki. Design District Helsinki is easily reachable by walking - to find your way, pick up your map from tourist informations, design shops or your hotel, or check it online from the website.

Lapuan Kankurit is a jacquard weaving mill, where weaving skills and material knowhow have been refined into excellence for decades. Knowing every step from thread to product is of utmost importance to Lapuan Kankurit.. In the weaving mill's flagship store you will find a wide selection of linen and wool products and other interesting, delightful lifestyle items– buy them for yourself, as a gift or to remind you of your visit to Helsinki.

Kämp Galleria forms the Fashion District in the heart of Helsinki and offers an extensive selection of international top brands for both everyday needs and special occasions. Personal service and high-quality products are the essence of Kämp Galleria's philosophy. Welcome to the most stylish shopping centre in the city!

Lokal is a concept store and home to independent Finnish art, design and craft. Besides the unique art pieces in the gallery space, there is a wide array of selected products from some of the leading names in ceramics, furniture, art prints and kitchen ware. There is a strong emphasis on the timeless value of handmade items, craftsmanship and small scale production. The themed group exhibitions change every 1-2 months.

Villisilkki is a premium fabric store in Helsinki city center. We have an unique collection of high quality silks, wools, linen and lace for all occasions. We serve also in English.

Visit the Tori Quarters between the Senate Square and the Market Square, in the historical centre of Helsinki. The historical buildings of Tori Quarters, used for administration offices for over 40 years, are now renovated and welcoming Helsinki-dwellers and travellers. The Tori Quarters house 17 restaurants, cafés and bars, plus several unique shops, a legendary art-house movie theatre, The Helsinki City Museum, the City Hall, cozy inner yards with idyllic terraces. Welcome to explore!

Marimekko is a Finnish design house celebrated worldwide for its original prints and colours. Founded in 1951 Marimekko is said to be one of the world's first real lifestyle brands combining fashion, bags and accessories as well as home decoration into one unique point of view. There are several Marimekko stores in central Helsinki; at Mikonkatu 1, Aleksanterinkatu 50, in shopping centres Forum and Kamppi.

Sweet shop that offers you sweets that are hand made in Helsinki and lots of other delicasies.

Oz Jewel is a Finnish jewellery shop specialising in modern gold and silver jewellery in heart of Helsinki. The owners, Tiina Arkko and Vesa Nilsson, design and manufacture their range for discerning customers who are looking for something new and clean-lined in jewellery design. Welcome to visit in designer´s own shop.

Hotel Haven is designed to provide homely warmth, exclusive comfort, and high-quality services for the discerning guest. The 137 individual and well-appointed rooms, premium restaurant, and conference services are conveniently situated in the attractive setting of Helsinki’s Market Square.

The hotel is a cozy meeting place in the heart of the growing Tapiola district of Espoo. The friendly staff will make you feel at home! The location is peaceful yet the hotel is close to good public transportation connections and diverse shopping possibilities in the next door shopping center Ainoa. The hotel includes a gym, saunas and a swimming pool. There is a good quality restaurant Grill It to enjoy a tasty lunch or dinner and the lobby bar for the after work drinks.

With a sea view and close proximity to downtown Helsinki, Noli Katajanokka is located in an historically significant building that was once the former headquarters of grocery giant Kesko. Built in 1940, this iconic red-brick building is surrounded by the sea, parks and fine examples of both modernist and Art Nouveau architecture.

The contemporary Noli Sörnäinen is located in the area of Sörnäinen, the centerpoint of Helsinki's hip urban culture and nightlife. Built in 1962, the former office building of Kansa is an iconic area landmark with views of the sea as well as of downtown Helsinki.

The Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel, Helsinki, has always been one of the city's most vibrant places—an iconic destination for jet setters, culture seekers and business leaders alike. The historic building dates to 1917, when Finland gained its independence. Whether you're here for business or leisure, the hotel's close proximity to a number of local attractions puts the city within easy reach. The Rautatientori Railway Square, right next to the central station, is only 2 minutes from the hotel.

Whatever brings you to Helsinki, Klaus K Hotel welcomes you to the heart of the city where the old Art Nouveau buildings meet the modern Scandinavian lifestyle. The distinct hotel is an ideal location near shopping, galleries, museums, and tourist destinations – everything within walking distance. Or in case you prefer to use public transportation or you need to travel farther from the city center, all connections are near a tram stop right in front of the hotel, for example.

Welcome to Clarion Hotel Helsinki, an exciting meeting place with sky high towers up to 78 meters above the sea. Enjoy the stunning rooftop pool, saunas, 425 rooms, sky bar Skyroom Helsinki, a conference centre for up to 1,000 people and the Kitchen & Table restaurant by Marcus Samuelsson. Clarion Hotel Helsinki is situated by the sea in Jätkäsaari district, only 1,5 km away from the Helsinki city centre. There is a direct tram connection from city centre to the hotel (8 minutes by tram).

In the middle of Helsinki´s bustling life filled with joyous discussions, you can find the Lapland Hotels Bulevardi and our luxurious rooms and fresh ingredients from the North. The hotel brings to the whole neighbourhood something new and special – a story straight from the North. The harmony of the rooms recounts stories from the extremes and beauties of the nature. More than half of the rooms are equipped with own sauna or design bath tub which offers you a novel relaxation.

GLO Hotel Art - A magical castle in the city GLO Hotel Art is a magical hotel that combines a colorful history with elegant modernity. GLO Hotel Art’s heart beats for bohemian atmosphere and unforgettable events. This stone castle with thousands of details is one of Helsinki’s most beloved art nouveau buildings.

Located in the heart of Helsinki’s design quarter Bulevardi, the environmentally friendly Hotel Indigo Helsinki - Boulevard opened its doors in early March 2015. It is the first Hotel Indigo branded hotel in the Nordic countries. The Hotel Indigo Helsinki - Boulevard is a high-class boutique hotel for both business and leisure guests. Behind the handsome zinc metal sheet façade are 120 individualized rooms, restaurant Bröd, Lobby Lounge, a Boardroom for meetings, 35-slot car park and a unique Body, Mind & Soul studio.

Nice and welcoming, conveniently located in the middle of Helsinki, Hotel Lilla Roberts, with its restaurant and bar, is created around a very special building originally designed in 1908. The home of Hygge, which is Nordic but doesn’t really translate to just one word. Hygge means creating a warm atmosphere and enjoying the good things in life with good people.

Hotel Helka has been at it a long time — it was built by the YWCA nearly a century ago. Today it’s open to all, in a spirit of maximum inclusivity. It’s been reimagined as a tribute to Finnish modernist design, inspired by Alvar Aalto, whose designs furnish the guest rooms and public spaces. And it’s gone upscale in its comforts as well, without losing its approachable, accessible nature. There are artworks by contemporary Finnish artists in all categories.

Eurohostel Helsinki is one of the largest hostels in Scandinavia that is open all year round. The hostel is located in central Helsinki in a part of town called Katajanokka. It is close to the Market Square and easily accessible by tram from the railway station. All rooms have separate single beds, a table and a chair and a lockable closet. Some of the rooms have TV with several international channels. Each floor has separate toilet and shower facilities for men and women. Additional facilities include a fully licensed restaurant that serves breakfast, free Wi-Fi and free sauna in the morning.

Clarion Hotel® Aviapolis – an international and inspiring meeting place next to Helsinki Airport. The hotel includes 258 rooms, 12 conference rooms, Kitchen & Table restaurant and a relaxation area with gym and saunas. It is located in the new district of Aviapolis, 1.5km from the airport terminals and just a few meters from the Aviapolis station, designed to provide a warm, homely and exclusive atmosphere. Helsinki Airport is only a two-minute train ride away from Clarion Hotel® Aviapolis!

Hostel Suomenlinna is located in a Unesco world heritage site - Suomenlinna sea fortress, which is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Finland, just a 15min ferry trip away from the city center. It´s hard to find a better location in Helsinki! Hostel Suomenlinna welcome individual Hostel guests and groups of all kinds. Hostel Suomenlinna has 39 beds in 8 rooms, a customer kitchen and a cozy lounge area. The hostel offer free wifi, a guest computer, TV & complimentary coffee & tea for all guests.

Scandic Meilahti offers cosy accommodation with good transport links in Meilahti, near the Helsinki city centre. The hotel has 11 floors, 188 rooms, a restaurant, a sauna for guests, a gym and a private parking area. The airy and comfortable rooms of Scandic Meilahti offer stunning views over Helsinki. Guests staying on the upper floors have spectacular views over the urban seascape. Some of the rooms have been designed particularly to meet the needs of families and groups.

The Crowne Plaza Helsinki offers the discerning business and leisure traveller first-class facilities and personalised service. The good location virtually opposite the Finnish National Opera - easy access to city centre and Helsinki Airport - as well as the customer-oriented solutions will guarantee guests' comfort. All of hotel's business and leisure guests enjoy the high-class facilities, choice of the finest cuisine and an unique service culture that is professional, friendly and discreet. In addition to Standard and Club rooms Crowne Plaza Helsinki has also luxury suites.

Hotel Seurahuone Helsinki is a high class, tasteful business hotel in the heart of Helsinki. Historically over 170 years old Seurahuone is one of the most traditional hotels in Finland, and can be considered even internationally a state of the art hotel. Filled with a warm atmosphere Hotel Seurahuone is a combination of the old time sophisticated spirit as well as modern high standard service. In addition to the individually appointed rooms the feeling of quality continues in the restaurant, the bar and the banquet floor. Hotel is located at the very centre of Helsinki.

Enjoy excellent location and transport links at the Holiday Inn Helsinki City Centre hotel. Check in to your refreshed, Scandinavian-style guest room, overlooking Finlandia Hall or bustling Eliel Square. Hotel's stylish and comfortable open lobby invites you to linger - a completely new area where you can relax and really make yourself at home during your stay with us. Connect your laptop to free Wi-Fi and catch up with your friends or meet your colleagues at the lounge. Eating, drinking, socialising – there are so many ways you can use the space day and night.

Choose the sleek Holiday Inn Helsinki West-Ruoholahti hotel, close to bustling downtown Helsinki. This smart, 9-storey hotel is set in the Finnish capital's vibrant Ruoholahti business district, 30 minutes by taxi from Helsinki-Vantaa Airport and a 5-minute metro ride from cosmopolitan downtown Helsinki. Colourful decor and wireless Internet makes your guest room at Holiday Inn Helsinki West-Ruoholahti a cosy home from home and you can start your day with a buffet breakfast in our glass-fronted Fokka Restaurant.

Hotel Kämp is like a celebrity of the Finnish hotel business, the one everyone knows and whose fame and success are both envied and admired. Kämp is a hotel for cosmopolitan, quality-conscious, fashionable, cultivated, demanding customers.

Hotel Rantapuisto is an original Finnish design hotel that will inspire, pamper and re-energize. The combination of Nordic nature, several activities and personalized service create a truly unique experience. The massive windows offer an unrestrictive view of the surrounding landscape and the sea from the 70 hotel rooms, 10 conference and banquet rooms and the restaurant. In addition, Hotel Rantapuisto offers plenty of free parking space.

Hotel Katajanokka is a unique lifestyle hotel where chic design, uncompromised comfort and personal service meet in a historic former prison setting – a short walk from the city. Inside the old brick walls, a fascinating world of contrasts opens up - a modern high-class hotel built in historical surroundings.

The hotel’s central location and the immediate proximity of the main railway station and a metro station make it easy to reach the Scandic Kaisaniemi. The hotel has 123 stylish rooms with comprehensive amenities. Rooms are equipped with, among others, a TV, complimentary Wi-Fi and the Pillow Menu with its choice of three comfortable pillows. There are rooms for more demanding tastes as well. The hotel for instance has Superior rooms with a private sauna. The hotel’s cheerful service and pleasant rooms ensure your comfort.

Scandic Hakaniemi Helsinki is a cosy city hotel with 152 rooms. Services at this modern hotel include a lobby bar, a breakfast restaurant, a mini-gym and a sauna. As to both interior design and amenities, the rooms are planned to serve the needs of various target groups. Experience the unique atmosphere of Hakaniemi square with its marketplace and market hall, or do your shopping in the centre. Centrally located Scandic Hakaniemi is within walking distance of Helsinki’s Central Railway Station and next to Hakaniemi metro station.

The hotel has 121 rooms from single rooms to superior rooms. Hotel is well suited for larger groups and families, as it has larger family rooms and plenty of extra beds. Cosy and quiet hotel Scandic Kallio is a prime choice when you visit Helsinki with your family. Hotel Scandic Kallio is in an excellent location and the hotel is close to major traffic routes. The hotel has also a parking garage. The hotel is near the center of Helsinki as well as Linnanmäki Amusement Park, Sea Life, Hartwall Arena and the Olympic Stadium.

Enjoy the Holiday Inn Helsinki Hotel's Location beside Helsinki Exhibition and Convention Centre, 4km from the city centre. A sweeping staircase leads from the gleaming marble lobby to an elegant atrium and guest rooms complete with wireless Internet. Unwind in the Finnish sauna after your conference or head for major sporting events and live concerts at nearby Hartwall Arena. Holiday Inn Helsinki is just 20 minutes by tram or train from the city centre and 20 minutes' drive from Helsinki-Vantaa Airport. Hotel located in the Pasila business district.

Rastila Camping Helsinki is located in Vuosaari in eastern Helsinki, on the seashore near a beautiful, old manor house. It has a wide range of accommodation services from cottages, tents and caravan pitches. It also has service buildings, meeting services and saunas. A public beach and a wide variety of outdoor recreational possibilities are available near the site. Metro trains commute from the Rastila metro station, situated right next to the site, in 18 minutes to and from the centre of Helsinki.

Situated right in the heart of Helsinki, Hotel Fabian is a 58-room boutique hotel with a uniquely welcoming atmosphere. A short walk from the Market Square, the beautiful gardens of the Esplanade and the famous Museum of Finnish Architecture, the hotel is designed around a lush, verdant courtyard and is flooded with natural light.

GLO HOTEL KLUUVI – In the core of experiences GLO Hotel Kluuvi is an urban hotel in the centre of Helsinki’s heartbeat and city life. Located next to Helsinki’s historic main road, you could not be closer to all the happenings; step outside and be inspired by events, trends and phenomena!

GLO Hotel Sello – A step away from the metropolitan area In Espoo´s liveliest center, the hub of transportation and surrounded by diverse services, you will find that GLO Hotel Sello offers an extraordinary opportunity to explore the metropolitan area. Stay at the heart of the city of Innovation, while being only a step away from unique experiences in nature and the Nuuksio wilderness!

GLO Hotel Airport – A gate towards new adventures GLO Hotel Airport is the only hotel in the Helsinki- Vantaa airport terminal. Start a new adventure fresh after a good sleep or enjoy a renewing nap and a shower in between flights. A good night sleep in a stylish hotel await you only a few minutes walk from your gate.

Torni is a lively classic in the heart of Helsinki. It is more than a building and an address: it has unique character and personality. Torni's spirit is built on individual service, a comprehensive art experience and thousands of stories. Every room is a world of its own, with small details such as tile stoves, works of art and on bathtubs on claw foot pedestals. On the highest floors, impressive city views add a final touch. Torni Restaurant, Ateljee Bar, American Bar and O'Malley's are local meeting places, each with a special atmosphere of its own. Welcome to a classic with personality!

The functionalist Vaakuna building, completed in 1952 for the Olympics of Helsinki, is situated in the best location in the city – at its very core. Its soundproof windows keep city noises out and ensure peaceful dreams. Rich with atmosphere, the Loiste Restaurant serves you from breakfast till late in the evening, with terraces boasting rooftop panoramas on Vaakuna's 10th floor. Original Sokos Hotel Vaakuna is a great place to spend a family holiday in Helsinki. Onni the Squirrel's playroom is a popular place amongst the youngest ones.

Original Sokos Hotel Helsinki is a friendly, relaxed and urban hotel in the heart of Helsinki. It is located in the city centre, just a few steps from Esplanade, Market Square and the Central Railway Station. Frans & Amélie is a relaxed French bistro combining love for good food and enjoying it, and restaurant Memphis a laid-back meeting point with a stylish bar, and very popular among locals and hotel guests.

Original Sokos Hotel Albert is a relaxed and true-to-life hotel, which radiates with the personal charm of the surrounding Punavuori district and its city blocks. Easy-going and warm approach are the secrets of the Albert's attractiveness. Albert is the choice of an individual traveller. For business travellers, Albert offers an intimate and personable alternative to the traditional business hotels. For leisure travellers, Albert is a homely alternative welcoming visitors with open arms.

Opened in 1980, Original Sokos Hotel Presidentti is an iconic event venue, located next to the Kamppi Shopping Center and the Finnish Parliament House. The hotel has 494 rooms, a sauna and a swimming pool, a restaurant and a night club, as well as a wide range of meeting and event rooms with auditorium. The hotel will be renewed during 2016-2018. The new concept of presenting Finnish phenomena, is the work of designer Paola Suhonen of Ivana Helsinki.

Scandic Grand Marina Katajanokanlaituri 7 Tel. +358 9 16661 Scandic Park Helsinki Mannerheimintie 46 Tel. +358 9 4737 1 Scandic Paasi Paasivuorenkatu 5 b Tel. +358 9 2311 700 Scandic Simonkenttä Simonkatu ) Tel. +358 9 68 380 Scandic Marski Mannerheimintie 10 Tel. +358 9 68 061 Scandic Espoo Nihtisillantie 1 (Espoo) Tel. +358 9 43520

Discover Helsinki is an insider's guide to Helsinki, providing comprehensive and up-to-date information for visitors about events, sightseeing and how to get around the city. Through the Discover Helsinki website and mobile application you can read regularly updated articles for practical tips and interesting information about Helsinki, find public transport and taxi services with ease, as well as obtain exclusive discounts at a wide range of stores and restaurants through the free mobile app.

Helsinki can easily be reached from anywhere in the world. By plane - Around 200 international flights a day arrive at Helsinki Airport, which is situated 19 kilometres from the centre of Helsinki and can be reached by car in approximately 25 minutes. You can also take a taxi, the Finnair airport bus or the Ring Rail Line train to the Central Railway Station. A taxi to city centre costs approximately 45 euros. www.finavia.fi/home By train - There are excellent train connections from Helsinki to all major towns in Finland as well as to Lapland. There is also a daily train service to St. Petersburg and Moscow. The Central Railway Station is a landmark unto itself in Helsinki. www.vr.fi/en By bus - Buses from all around Finland arrive to the central bus station, from the largest cities approximately every hour. www.matkahuolto.fi/en/ By ferry - There are daily ferry services to Helsinki from Estonia, Sweden and Germany. All these ferry companies offer the possibility to take a car with you. There is also ship connection between Helsinki and St. Petersburg, (no cars permitted). www.eckeroline.fi/en, www.tallinksilja.com/en/, www.vikingline.fi/en, www.finnlines.com/ferry-trips, www.stpeterline.com/en www.portofhelsinki.fi/en/passengers/arrivals-and-depa Passenger Terminals: Hansa Terminal, Vuosaari Harbour Provianttikatu 5 00980 Helsinki Katajanokka Terminal Katajanokanlaituri 8 00160 Helsinki West Terminal 1 Tyynenmerenkatu 8 00220 Helsinki West Terminal 2 Tyynenmerenkatu 14 00180 Helsinki Makasiini Terminal Eteläranta 7 00130 Helsinki Olympia Terminal Olympiaranta 3 00140 Helsinki

With a single ticket you can hop on trams, buses, the metro and even the ferry to Suomenlinna. Day tickets available for 1 to 7 days allow unlimited travel on public transport. Buy your ticket in advance using the HSL app, from ticket machines or from sales points, including kiosks and several shops https://www.hsl.fi/en/tickets-and-fares/sales-points. NB! Due to the corona virus situation, ticket sales is suspended at HSL service points in Helsinki Central Railway Station and Itäkeskus from 25 November 2020. HSL area is divided into four zones, designated by the letters A to D, spreading out from the center of Helsinki. Buy a ticket for all the zones you travel through. In zones A, B and C, you always have to buy a ticket for at least two zones (an AB or BC ticket). NB! There are no one-zone tickets for zones A, B and C. An ABC ticket allows you unlimited travel in Helsinki, Espoo, Kauniainen and Vantaa. When you search for routes and timetables with the Journey Planner, it tells you which ticket you need for your journey. https://www.hsl.fi/en Helsinki Card holders can travel free of charge on public transport. Helsinki Card City includes free public transportation within the the travel zones AB, while the Helsinki Card Region can be used for traveling with the travel zones ABC. Helsinki Card Region can be used for traveling from/to the Helsinki Airport. https://www.helsinkicard.com/ HSL’s Service Point: Central Railway Station Metro Station, Mon–Fri 7.30 am–7 pm, Sat-Sun 9.30 am–5 pm. Helsinki Region Transport www.hsl.fi/EN

Helsinki Tourist Information Helsinki Central Railwaystation, West Wing, Elielinaukio 3 Opening hours during the summer season 1.6.-14.9. Monday to Saturday from 9am to 6pm, and Sundays and Public Holidays from 9am to 4pm Opening hours during the winter season 15.9.-14.5. Monday to Friday from 9.30am to 5.30pm, Saturdays and Sundays and Public Holidays from 10am-4pm During the summer season 2021 you can get information from the green-clad Helsinki Helpers who patrol the streets and points of interest, as wells the The Helsinki Biennial Pavilion on the Lyypekinlaituri peer which is open from the 12th of June to 31st of August, every day from 9.30pm to 5.30pm. All our services will be carried out concerning safety matters and we kindly ask all our visitors to follow the safety and hygiene instructions carefully. The Tourist Information services at the Helsinki-Vantaa airport have ended at the end of 2020. Helsinki Tourist Information's electronic service channels are open daily from 9 am to 4 pm. Telephone service: 09 3101 3300 E-mail: [email protected] Chat: the service is open on the myhelsinki.fi page You can also contact us via the MyHelsinki and VisitHelsinki Facebook pages.

Country code: + 358 Area code: (0)9

The city of Helsinki offers a free WLAN-service for residents and travelers alike. No passwords or registration required. Just look for "Helsinki City Open WLAN" from the available networks.

Taxis are easy to hail in the city centre except during the busiest periods. Taxi stands are conveniently located throughout the centre. Taksi-Helsinki www.taksihelsinki.fi/en Lähitaksi www.lahitaksi.fi/en Kovanen www.kovanen.com/en/

24-hour service: Yliopiston Apteekki Address: Mannerheimintie 96 Other pharmacies in the city centre: Yliopiston Apteekki, Mannerheimintie 5, open Mon-Fri 7am-12 midnight and Sat-Sun 8am,-12 midnight Apteekki Bulevardia, Bulevardi 13, open Mon-Fri 8:30am-7pm, Sat 10am-5pm

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Helsinki Design Week is the largest design festival in the Nordic countries. Held annually in September, the multidisciplinary festival fulfils the city with more than 250 design events, such as exhibitions, open studios, talks, installations and markets for both professionals and visitors. If you are a fan of Finnish design or want to explore the latest trends in architecture, fashion, graphic design and urban culture, this festival is for you.

You don’t always have to go up North to explore Finnish Christmas: Helsinki has a lot of unique Finnishness going on. Taking place in the centre of Helsinki in the Senate Square and surrounded by imposing neo-classical buildings designed by Carl Ludvig Engel Helsinki Christmas Market is part of Helsinki-ites’ traditional Christmas festivities. It's the oldest and largest event of its kind in Helsinki. It's a one-of-a-kind possibility to eat Finnish handmade delicacies, buy traditional crafts and meet the locals who prepare them in person.

Light festival Lux Helsinki lights up the city centre ,in the beginning of January, during the darkest time of the year with magnificent light art. This free of charge city event can be enjoyed when the winter sun goes down.

Organized annually in January at Messukeskus Helsinki in Finland, Matka Nordic Travel Fair is the largest travel industry event in Northern Europe. More than 1000 exhibitors from 80 different countries ensure an impressive start for the travel year. In addition to destinations abroad, the popularity of domestic tourism ensures that all of Finland is also present in miniature size on a yearly basis.

Helsinki Cup is a international junior football tournament and we have around 20 different nationalities participating in the tournament each year. Secondly Helsinki Cup is a tournament for both genders – both boys and girls are warmly welcome to Helsinki Cup! In 2020, we will celebrate the 45th edition of the tournament.

Following the Finnish government’s ruling regarding events in summer 2021, this year’s Savonlinna Opera Festival has been postponed until 2022 to help control the coronavirus epidemic.

Habitare is Finland’s largest interior, design and furniture fair and the most prominent showcase of Finnish design. Habitare inspires, offers experiences and presents a wide range of ideas for various needs in homes and other spaces. Come and find your favourites, get ideas, enjoy the Habitare experience, and check out trends! Habitare will celebrate its 50th anniversary in 2020. The theme Art of Living! is all about cherishing the moment, and having an optimistic outlook on the future.

Flow Festival is a carefully curated, high-quality festival with an innovative and content-driven program that is an inspired mixture of popular culture and experimental arts. With broad music and arts program, hand-picked food and restaurant services, thoughtfully designed and decorated festival area and extensive sustainability program Flow has put a new benchmark on the European festival scene.

Finland’s largest arts festival will once again provide a diverse programme of events throughout the city, with experiences ranging from classical to world music and pop, from drama to contemporary dance, and from visual art to film and children’s events. We hereby invite and encourage you to lose yourself in the Night of the Arts or get carried away with our fringe programme. This is a festival that brings the arts to everyone!

HIFF – Love & Anarchy is the coolest film festival in the Northern Hemisphere. In September, Helsinki is transformed into a moviegoers’ paradise with a programme filled with inventive, visually stunning and groundbreaking new films from Europe and around the world.

The oldest traditional event in Helsinki has been held since 1743. The fishermen working on the Baltic Sea bring each October their salted herring to market, as well as a delicious selection of herring marinades from rowan berries to red pepper. Of course, you can also find delicious dark bread in the archipelago style, clothes made from the wool of island sheep, and other handicrafts.

The Havis Amanda fountain statue is washed by university students as the prelude to the city's May Day (Vappu) celebrations. This fun ritual, in which Havis Amanda also gets her student cap, takes place on the evening before May Day and attracts thousands of viewers to the Market Square. The partying continues the next morning with traditional herring and champagne picnics in Kaivopuisto Park and Ullanlinna Hill.

Elämys Group has years of experience in organizing all kinds of events in Finland and Europe. Elämys Group has produced events in more than 50 countries and know the finest Finland has to offer. Whether for a corporate seminar or a stakeholder event, we are your number one partner. The expertise and resources span all frontiers in event planning from logistics management, design and production to entertainment and total technical support. The experienced and dynamic team of experts focuses on your needs and creates a successful event on their basis.

Helsinki celebrate and entertain residents and visitors on its birthday, 12 June. Helsinki Day has become a city festival that offers lots to see and do for people of all ages. The city centre will be filled with people, music and events, but Helsinki Day will also be celebrated outside the centre in the city’s districts.

The traditional Midsummer Eve celebrations in Finland involve bonfires, dances, games, spells and weddings. You can experience these all and more on Seurasaari Island in Helsinki. The event honours Finnish Midsummer traditions with handicrafts demonstrations, musicians and folk dancing, and one lucky couple is wed in the historic church on the island. The evening’s program culminates with dancing and the lighting of bonfires, which can also be admired from the sea aboard a cruise.

Tuska festival unites heavy metal fans around the globe for 3 nightless days in June. Festival is held in an old industrial environment @ Suvilahti. This unique metal festival offers specialities such as Cham-pain bar, Black dining restaurant concept, sauna and musicly everything from Korn, Ghost, Slayer to Heilung, Carpenter Brut and Behemoth.