The fort got its current name — Suomenlinna, or Castle of Finland ... The oldest public bathhouse in Helsinki, the Kotiharjun Sauna, first opened in 1928 and continues to receive visitors ...

Finland consistently tops lists of the world’s happiest countries. A stay in the country’s capital goes a long way towards ...

Kaikki Helsingin kirkot ovat Helsingin seurakuntien kirkkoja, eli seurakuntayhtymän omistuksessa. Suomenlinna on Unescon maailmanperintökohde ja alueen kirkko osa sitä. Maailmanperintökohde-status ...

Though the archipelago of Helsinki is made up of around 330 islands, Suomenlinna Island is one of the most popular. It's also just a short ferry ride away. You'll want to keep your camera ready ...

Built in the second half of the 18th century by Sweden on a group of islands located at the entrance of Helsinki's harbour, this fortress is an especially interesting ...

kirkkoherra Mari-Anna Auvinen Ylelle. Kirkko ei häviä Suomenlinnasta Suomenlinna on Unescon maailmanperintökohde ja myös kirkko on osa sitä. Tuomiokirkkoseurakunta kertoo käyvänsä neuvotteluja kirkon ...

The UNESCO World Heritage Site Suomenlinna is located on six linked islands off the coast of Helsinki. (If you have a little one in a stroller, both you and your child can travel on the ferry for ...

Helsinki is a mostly flat ... Katajanokka district surrounded by the cobbled Market Square, the imposing Suomenlinna fortress and a smorgasbord of palaces and grandiose cathedrals.

The gorgeous archipelago of Helsinki consists of around 300 islands, with many accessible by regular ferries. A simple public transport ticket covers a ferry crossing to the island of Suomenlinna, a ...

HSL tickets are valid on public transport services in Helsinki, Espoo, Kauniainen, Vantaa, Kerava, Kirkkonummi and Sipoo. The same tickets can be used for traveling on buses, trams, the Metro, ...