• Senate Square - Senate Square is the primary tourist attraction in the town, marking the beginning of modern Helsinki’s history. Discover the three stunning buildings surrounding this area!
• Helsinki Cathedral - As the town’s most iconic landmark, Helsinki Cathedral invites visitors to explore and gain insight into the country’s religious perspectives.
• The National Library of Finland - Renowned as one of Helsinki’s most beautiful structures, the National Library of Finland is a must-visit during your stay! Note that it is closed on Saturdays and Sundays.
• Jugendsali - Architect Valter Jung designed the decorations, ornaments, decorative paintings, stone sculptures, and original furniture.
• The Esplanadi Park - Esplanade serves as Helsinki’s main boulevard, pulsating with city life throughout the year!
• Rautatalo - Rautatalo is celebrated as a landmark in Finnish architecture. Please note that it is closed on Saturdays and Sundays.
• Academic Bookstore (Akateeminen Kirjakauppa) - Discover inspiration through literature, culture, and the architectural design of Alvar Aalto.
• Fazer Café Sanomatalo - Located in Finlandia Park, Sanoma House, with its glass facade, is a cultural haven in central Helsinki, near the Museum of Contemporary Art-Kiasma, the Central Library Oodi, and the Music Centre.
• Helsinki Central Railway Station - This central train station is a stunning city center landmark, guarded by four impressive statues.
• Central Library Oodi - Oodi library is the tour’s highlight, redefining the concept of a library with its unique and mind-blowing design.
• Helsinki Music Centre - This modern architectural gem hosts renowned Finnish orchestras, concerts, and performances, celebrating Helsinki’s rich musical heritage.
• Kamppi Chapel of Silence - Experience tranquility regardless of religious beliefs, as the chapel welcomes all seeking peace and spiritual connection. Note that it is closed on Saturdays and Sundays.
• Amos Rex Art Museum - Opened in 2018, Amos Rex is a contemporary art museum in central Helsinki, known for its innovative exhibitions that merge art, technology, and architecture.
• Finnish National Theater (Suomen Kansallisteatteri) - Established in 1872, the Finnish National Theatre is the country’s oldest professional theatre performing in Finnish.
• Museum of Contemporary Art Kiasma - Dive into the contemporary art scene at Kiasma, Finland’s leading modern art museum.
• Pohjola Insurance Building - Adorned with gargoyles and grotesques inspired by Finnish folklore and legend.
• Art Museum Ateneum - Ateneum is Finland’s most renowned art museum, housing beloved works from the 19th century to the modern era, deeply embedded in the Finnish collective memory.
• Finlandia - Talo - Discover Finlandia Hall, Aalto’s legendary creation, celebrated for its unique architecture and design.

• Local guide

• Food and Drink
• Private transportation
• Tip or gratuity

Taking a tour with a resident is an excellent way to become familiar with a new location. In Helsinki, you can join a guided tour led by a PhD student who has much knowledge about the city. Explore both popular and hidden attractions while gaining insights into their cultural and historical significance. With this experience, you’ll have the opportunity to gain extensive knowledge about Helsinki and its attractions that go beyond what you can discover on your own.

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