Helsinki
Helsinki (Finnish) or Helsingfors (Swedish) is Finland's capital and something of an international metropolis. Founded in 1550, it has been the Finnish capital since 1812. Helsinki's current population is about 560,000, but the Helsinki region with the neighboring suburban cities of Espoo and Vantaa has a population of over one million.
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Hotels in Helsinki
 | Hostel Satakuntatalo  |
Score 6.2 from 33 reviews | | Lapinrinne 1 A |  |
| Guests visiting Helsinki between 01.06 and 31.08 have the option to stay at the relaxed and cosy Hostel Satakuntatalo, right in the city centre, close to all sights and amenities.
Satakuntatalo's hostel-style rooms all have phones, fridges and shared bathroom facilities. Some rooms also have balconies with city views. All room rates include the breakfast buffet and the use of bed linen and towels.
Hostel Satakuntatalo's guests benefit from 24h reception services; it is possible to buy snacks, rent a locker or use the internet terminals available at any time.
The in-house restaurant serves dinner from Monday to Saturday between 17:00 and 23:00.
Satakuntatalo also provides self-service laundry facilities and a common kitchen for guests convenience. ... more | | |
 | Radisson BLU Seaside  |
Score 8.325 from 397 reviews | | Ruoholahdenranta 3 |  |
| Located in the Ruoholahti business district of Helsinki, the Radisson BLU Seaside Hotel offers beautiful views of the Gulf of Finland. One of Helsinki's most exclusive shopping streets - Bulevardi - is right around the corner.
The Radisson BLU Seaside Hotel enjoys excellent transport links. The Helsinki-Vantaa International Airport is only a 30 minute drive away and the West Terminal sea port for most Tallinn ferries is just a short walk from the hotel. Guests arriving by car benefit from the warm garage.
The beautifully appointed guest rooms were renovated during 2003-2006 and one of the 3 saunas enjoys magnificent sea views and is available for private parties.
The Radisson BLU Seaside Hotel is the first Helsinki hotel to be awarded the Nordic Swan Label for environmental consciousness. ... more | | |
 | Best Western Hotel Haaga  |
Score 8.35 from 717 reviews | | Nuijamiestentie 10 |  |
| Conveniently located just 15 minutes from the centre of Helsinki and the airport is the Best Western Hotel Haaga, which has recently been awarded the Nordic Swan environmental label.
Warm up in the sauna and enjoy a refreshing dip into the largest hotel swimming pool in town.
Restaurant Haaga Inn serves delicious food, drinks and coffee. The Banquet restaurant is the place for larger group events and private celebrations.
Please note that opening times for the sauna, pool and restaurant vary.
For business guests the Best Western Hotel Haaga offers several conference rooms and a large auditorium. ... more | | |
 | Hotel Kämp  |
Score 8.55 from 74 reviews | | Pohjoisesplanadi 29 |  |
| In November 1887 the legendary Hotel Kämp was born, offering Finland's capital a taste of European luxury and refinement. For several years running Hotel Kämp has been selected as one of Europe's finest hotels by the readers of the Condé Nast Traveler Magazine.
Today Kämp still offers genuine historic elegance with a modern edge and all the luxuries required by first class travelers.
All Kämp's deluxe and executive guest rooms have been completely refurbished retaining the original 19th century character, whilst providing all modern facilities. They are spacious with a comfortable king-size bed or 2 separate queen-size beds.
All rooms have TVs with film and satellite channels and 3 direct-dial phones with voicemail. They are furnished with stylish armchairs and ottomans or sofas with coffee tables.
The executive rooms also have ergonomically designed desks with generous work space and offer complimentary access to the Palace Kämp Day Spa with gym, sauna and hammam.
The luxurious marble bathrooms have baths, separate walk-in showers and bathrobes and slippers for guest's convenience. The executive bathrooms also provide complimentary bath and beauty products.
Kämp's popular Afternoon Tea offers home baked treats and a particularly large tea selection. Guests can just sit back and be pampered in a true Kämp spirit. The excellent address, beautiful décor and Hotel Kämp's legendary dedicated service guarantees an experience to remember.
Dining at Hotel Kämp is like embarking on a culinary journey from East to West. Get a taste of Japan, with fresh sushi and authentic flavors at stylish Restaurant Yume or go to the Kämp Brasserie & Bar for elegant brasserie-style European food. Here guests can enjoy breakfast, pastries, Plats du Jour and seasonal delicacies in a classical ambiance. The evening à la carte offers a broad range of European dishes and wines. ... more | | |
 | Scandic Continental  |
Score 7.725 from 214 reviews | | Mannerheimintie 46 |  |
| The fashionable Scandic Continental hotel is just 10 minutes walk from the city centre and Helsinki attractions enjoying an excellent setting and a most convenient location.
Opposite Hesperia Park, near the opera house, this is a chic, solid hotel, smoothly run and well-maintained. Built in 1975, this hotel is Helsinki's largest, a nine-story building that also serves as a stop for the airport shuttle.
There is a large health club in the hotel where you can treat yourself to a massage. The relaxation area includes separate male and female saunas, and is next to the heated rooftop pool.
All areas of the hotel, including guest rooms, feature complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access, and those without laptops are pleased with computer stations in the lobby.
A KRAV-certified buffet breakfast offers 101 energizing breakfast options every morning and fresh Fairtrade™ coffee is available 24 hours a day.
Children up to the age of 13 may stay in an adult's room at no extra charge. ... more | | |
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The Nuuksio National Park is about 45 minute drive from Helsinki and covers a large area of beautiful Finnish nature. The park forms part of the large Nuuksio lake uplands, a region that has survived in an almost natural state. There are 38 lakes and ponds in the park and a lot of berries and mushrooms grow there during the summer and fall. In the area there live a large amount of birds, moose and deer. During the tour a professional nature guide will tell about the features of Finnish nature. You will see a part of the park and take a one to one and a half hour 1.8 miles (3 kilometres) walk along forest paths. After the walk there is time to enjoy coffee and tea and Finnish sweet bread by an open fire in a traditional Lappish kota tent and take a quick dip in the lake.
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Olympic StadiumThe Olympic Stadium, completed in 1938, was the main venue of the XV Olympic Games in 1952. The 72 metres high tower offers an excellent view over Helsinki.
| type: | Landmarks |
| url: | www.stadion.fi |
| address: | Paavo Nurmen tie 1, 00250 Helsinki |
SuomenlinnaSuomenlinna is a UNESCO world heritage site at the coast of Helsinki. Suomenlinna is an old sea fortress and the biggest of its kind in whole Europe. Suomenlinna is built on four different islands connected by bridges. It was build by the king of Sweden to protect Sweden against Russians. There is a scheduled ferry connection to Suomenlinna from the market square about every 30 minutes per hour daily. A couple of hundred people also live in Suomenlinna.
| Guided Helsinki City Tour |
1 hour 45 minutes |
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Enjoy a guided City Tour with live commentary in English and Swedish daily all year. See the beauty of this stunning Nordic city, and enjoy the sights and sounds it has to offer. The city tour takes in the most interesting parts of Helsinki, such as the historical center with Senate Square, the Presidential Palace, City Hall, the Parliament building, Finlandia Hall and the Opera House. Stops at the Sibelius Monument and, when possible, at the Temppeliaukio Church (the church in the rock).
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