Senate Square

The heart of Helsinki. It is a second one, but at the tour we will tell you why.

10 minutes

Helsinki Cathedral

The main Lutheran church of Finland, opened in 1852. Let's enter and see the magnificent organ and plain walls - the trait of modesty so common in Finnish character.

10 minutes

Uspenskin Katedraali (Pass By)

Russian church from 1868

Old Market Hall

1889 - Russian time, Swedish design.

10 minutes

Esplanadi Park

The central park dividing city: luxurious shops, welcoming shade, best cafes around.

10 minutes

Johan Ludvig Runeberg Statue

The most prominent Finnish Latin and Acnient Greek Professor who became the first national poet. Monument is made by his son.

5 minutes

Fazer Rooster

Let's sneak peak into Fazer cafe from 1891. We love our local products.

5 minutes

Sibelius Monument

A park, a monument to composer, just at the sea. It is a beautiful place to admire and walk around. Don't forget to shout in the steel pipe commemorating Sibelius. Nearby is a special cafe Regatta - a perfect spot from coffee and a cinnamon bun or karelian pie with egg and butter. Or even better... grill your sausage on an open fire. Try Finnish food! :)

30 minutes

Seurasaaren Ulkomuseo

The best part of the tour - an island with old wooden houses brought from whole Finland to Helsinki! We walk on the island, admire the variety of styles, see boats, mills, a church, a belfry and much more! This is a piece of village in the city that will melt your heart and show what real Finland is like. Island is always open, however museum opening hours vary and price of 12 euros is NOT INCLUDED in the tour.

1 hour 30 minutes

Central Library Oodi

Central Library - the heart of modern Helsinki. Books are few, but the rest will inspire you

10 minutes

Aleksis Kiven patsas

Unrecognized and unappreciated during his lifetime, but so admired now - Aleksis Kivi, the first national poet to write in Finnish

5 minutes