Guidebook for Helsinki
Shopping
The largest shopping centre in the Nordic countries, Itis was built in three stages. The first part was completed in autumn 1984. This shopping environment is home to more than 150 stores as well as several cafés and restaurants. The shopping centre was completely renovated in 2011–2014.
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Itis
1-7 ItäkatuThe largest shopping centre in the Nordic countries, Itis was built in three stages. The first part was completed in autumn 1984. This shopping environment is home to more than 150 stores as well as several cafés and restaurants. The shopping centre was completely renovated in 2011–2014.
Essentials
This compact little store is just c couple minutes away from the apartment. It is open from 7 am to 10 pm, seven days awake and provides the necessary products for everyday life, also lovely seasonal treats!
K-Market Kurkimäki
2 KurjenkellonkujaThis compact little store is just c couple minutes away from the apartment. It is open from 7 am to 10 pm, seven days awake and provides the necessary products for everyday life, also lovely seasonal treats!
Food Scene
The Lucky Bastard serves handmade burgers, sides, salads and shakes with fresh ingredients. Restaurateur Kim Heiniö who was born and raised in East Helsinki wanted to open a restaurant in his old hoods and contribute to the services in the area and that's how the first TLB came to life. The restaurant uses recycled take away wraps and containers and serves sustainable Aussie beef and grass-fed dry-aged Irish beef.
The Lucky Bastard Itis
The Lucky Bastard serves handmade burgers, sides, salads and shakes with fresh ingredients. Restaurateur Kim Heiniö who was born and raised in East Helsinki wanted to open a restaurant in his old hoods and contribute to the services in the area and that's how the first TLB came to life. The restaurant uses recycled take away wraps and containers and serves sustainable Aussie beef and grass-fed dry-aged Irish beef.