Ting man kan gjøre i Helsinki

“The sea fortress, founded in 1748, is one of the most popular sights in Finland with around one million visitors annually. Suomenlinna is a Unesco World Heritage site and one of the most popular tourist attractions in Finland. Visitors are not charged an admission fee – you only need to pay for the ferry crossing. Suomenlinna is also a borough of Helsinki. The many cafés, restaurants and terraces of Suomenlinna are charming oases. There are plenty of options, from cafés and lunch restaurants to fine dining. All of the cafés and restaurants serve during the summer season and many of them also serve visitors during the winter season. In addition, the fortress has a brewery. The main sights are situated along the blue route which runs across the fortress.Watch a video of the blue route. Suomenlinna is accessible only by water. A HSL ferry service runs from the Market Square to Suomenlinna throughout the year. Buy HSL ticket AB zone with HSL app. In the summer season, a water bus service to Suomenlinna is also available. Waterbus tickets can be bought either online, at the ticket booth in the Market Square or on board the bus. Please note, that only return tickets can be bought online. One way tickets can be purchased in the Market Square or on board the waterbus. The trip to Suomenlinna takes 15–20 minutes and offers magnificent views of Helsinki and the surroundings from the sea. During the cold winter months, the trip through the ice-covered ”

“A visit to Kiasma is worth every visit. If the exhibitions do not light up, the atmosphere and architecture of the building will always be enjoyable - and at least one or two interesting works or new acquaintances will usually be on display. Kiasma's small museum shop is a great place to discover, especially for those who "already have it". The Kiasma Café serves snacks and good coffee, drinks and a very good lunch.”

“Northern Europe’s largest department store Founded in 1862, you will find everything you need at Stockmann – the latest fashion, trendy cosmetics, world-famous Finnish design, souvenirs and much more. The Stockmann flagship store in the heart of Helsinki offers more than 50.000 square meters of shopping space across ten floors. There are 6 Stockmann department stores in Finland’s major cities and local department stores in the Estonian capital Tallinn, and the Latvian capital Riga – all famous for their excellent customer service and wide selection of products. ”

“Just off the Helsinki train station, the Ateneum is worth a visit for its architecture and its exhibitions.”

“You basically live in the mall where you can find many stores, restaurants, metro etc.”

“Welcome to the funniest part of Helsinki! Linnanmäki is an amusement park full of fun and delicacies. The most popular amusement park in Finland opened its doors already in 1950 and attracts over one million visitors every year. Linnanmäki has over 40 amusement park facilities, plenty of games, activities, restaurants and cafes. By far the most popular piece of equipment in the amusement park is the classic classic: a wooden roller coaster of 1951. Linnanmäki is maintained by the Children's Day Foundation, which donates funds raised from the Linnanmäki box office each year to child welfare work. By having fun in Linnanmäki, you also support Finnish child welfare work.”

“With tram nr 4 you can see all beautiful places, Esplanad park, church, market place, sunny terasses”

“Hakaniemi market hall is the more affordable option for those who are looking for groceries and farm products. There are also a few ethnic food markets in the vicinity. The market hall has been moved to a temporary boxy building while the actual old market hall is being renovated.”

“Allas Sea Pool is a garden-like oasis in the heart of Helsinki with a large pool area and magnificent saunas. Allas is run completely by renewable energy. In addition to swimming, bathing in the saunas and good food, Allas Sea Pool offers many options for wellness. Spending a perfect day at Allas means relaxing, lingering and enjoying the experience with all of your senses, refreshing both the body and the mind. Nestled in the middle of Helsinki, next to the Market square, here to be enjoyed every day of the year.”

“Small island just outside of city center that is Open-Air Museum of the traditional Finnish way of life is displayed in the cottages, farmsteads and manors of the past four centuries that have been relocated from all around Finland. The museum is open during summers, but the buildings are there all year round and there is nice paths around the island for small hike or running. ”

“Sibelius monument is famous and popular thing for tourists to see. There is nice park and its beautiful area to have a walk. ”

“Kaivopuisto is situated right at the tip of the Helsinki peninsula. It is one of the oldest and most popular parks in the city. Helsinki's oldest and best known park is surrounded by embassies and villas. The nearby sea, rock cliffs and green lawns offer many opportunities to relax and enjoy the outdoors. During winter, if the snow situation permits, the park is popular for sledding. At the highest point of the park is the Ursa Observatory. There are also several cafées and restaurants along the shore and on the islands. A lot of cafes, restaurants and bars along the coastline. Possibility to take a boat ride and visit islands near by.”

“Next to Kamppi with walking distance in the center. Enjoy your time in the mall with the dining place on top and ground floors.”