Botanical Gardens
Unioninkatu 44
Helsinki, Finland
These gardens offer visitors a walk through flowers, herbs, ornamental and Finnish flowers, trees and bushes if every variety. These greenhouses are centrally located and ideal for peaceful family picnics in the middle of stunning scenery. Don’t visit Helsinki without visiting the Botanical Gardens.

Helsinki Cathedral
Unioninkatu 29
Helsinki, Finland
This dominating cathedral, close to the harbor, is a centerpiece of the city. Topped with a green dome in a stunning neoclassical architecture, this ancient cathedral is a sight to behold. Designed by architect Carl Ludvig Engel for the 19th century reconstruction of the city after fire, this Cathedral is still actively used, and offers visitors a breathtaking experience.

Helsinki Zoo
On Korkeasaari Island
Helsinki, Finland
Helsinki Zoo provides visitors with a variety of amazing animals, from northern European creatures, to Asian birds, mammals and all species in between. This zoo houses some of the worlds most amazing animals in large enclosures that simulate the animal’s natural habitat. Authentic foliage and plants fill the various simulated climates that offer animals a true natural home.

Linnanmaki Amusement Park
At Linnanmaki
Helsinki, Finland
The Linnanmaki, just north of Helsinki, offers you and your children Ferris wheels, merry-go-rounds, wonderful fountains, and a plethora of places to eat, see a movie or simply go on rides all day. This very fun amusement park presents over 30 different rides, and a wide array of eating and entertainment opportunities.

Mannerheim Museum
Kalliolinnantie 14
Helsinki, Finland
This amazing museum presents visitors with relics, art, and many other objects from Europe’s history from 1900 through 1950’s. Here you will find Baron Carl Gustaf Mannerheim’s collection of European furniture, art, and mementos. Visitors will discover vintage and antique militaria and a wide array of amazing treasures just waiting to be admired.

Olympic Stadium
Paavo Nurmi tie 1
Helsinki, Finland
Host to the Olympic Games in 1952, Helsinki now presents visitors with this impressive Olympic tower, built in 1940 for the Olympic games planned just before World War II began. Elevators will take visitors to the very top for a stunning panoramic view of the entire city. This stadium boasts being the very largest in the entire country.

Suomen Kansallismuseo
Mannerheimintie 34
Helsinki, Finland
This large museum is a giant museum that offers visitors five unique sections that include: The Treasure Trove, The Prehistory of Finland, The Realm, A Land and Its People, and The Past Century. This museum presents medals, jewelry weapons, archaeological exhibits, and a wide array of other exhibits that tell stories from the various centuries of Finland’s society and culture.

Temppeliaukio Kirkko
Lutherinkatu 3
Helsinki, Finland
This temple is known as the “Church of the Rock”. It features a unique domed copper roof, and was designed by the famous architect brothers Tuomo and Timo Suomalainen. With interior bedrock walls and a beautiful and exotic design, this appealing temple is a beautiful exhibit. Check whether there is a concert there during your visit.

The Design Museum
Korkeavuorenkatu 23
Helsinki, Finland
This museum offers visitors from all over exhibits that chronicle Finnish History from 1870 through 2002. It is a beautiful and elegant museum that is filled with well designed exhibits created to elicit thoughtful reflection and to educate visitors. It is also well decorated with stunning architecture and décor that will enthrall and intrigue all visitors.