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I love the bar on the 16th floor, the view is amazing! I would go on a weekday, during the weekend they charge a small cloak room fee to get in.
44 locals recommend
Clarion Hotel Helsinki
2 TyynenmerenkatuI love the bar on the 16th floor, the view is amazing! I would go on a weekday, during the weekend they charge a small cloak room fee to get in.
Löyly Helsinki
4 HernesaarenrantaThe sauna, full stop. Award winning architecture, a must see!
A roof top bar in the city centre. I always take my foreign friends here for a drink. I like the stairs that take you upstairs into this intimate small room. Drinks are a bit pricey but I think worth it.
Solo Sokos Hotel Torni
26 YrjönkatuA roof top bar in the city centre. I always take my foreign friends here for a drink. I like the stairs that take you upstairs into this intimate small room. Drinks are a bit pricey but I think worth it.
Dock boards close to Olympic Village take you to Lammassaari and further along to Kuusiluoto where you can see sheep in the summer. A great place to make bonfire also!
65 locals recommend
Fårholmen
Dock boards close to Olympic Village take you to Lammassaari and further along to Kuusiluoto where you can see sheep in the summer. A great place to make bonfire also!
One of the highest (natural) places you can get in Helsinki. It has history, you can see the anti-aircraft guns standing on top of the hill from the Second World War. It’s a great place to learn history and have a picnic.
6 locals recommend
Taivaskallio
One of the highest (natural) places you can get in Helsinki. It has history, you can see the anti-aircraft guns standing on top of the hill from the Second World War. It’s a great place to learn history and have a picnic.
This Unesco site needs no introduction but I would check the schedule of the ferries departing to Tallinn or Stockholm and visit when the massive ship sails between Suomenlinna and Vallisaari. You won’t forget seeing that!
430 locals recommend
Suomenlinna
This Unesco site needs no introduction but I would check the schedule of the ferries departing to Tallinn or Stockholm and visit when the massive ship sails between Suomenlinna and Vallisaari. You won’t forget seeing that!
Naapurustot
A wooden garden city built in the early 1920's for the working class. Architects Martti Välikangas and Akseli Toivanen. My favourite place in the city!
8 locals recommend
Käpylä
A wooden garden city built in the early 1920's for the working class. Architects Martti Välikangas and Akseli Toivanen. My favourite place in the city!