City Sightseeing hop-on hop-off bus tour of Helsinki

Get ready to explore Finland's beautiful capital, where breathtaking nature meets modernity and design while still being people-friendly. Surrounded by an archipelago of 315 small islands and strategically located in the heart of the Baltic region, the city is full of surprises! Jump aboard a comfortable City Sightseeing hop-on-hop-off bus to learn about its history and culture and jump off whenever you want to explore further.Start your tour at Senate Square - which is dominated by 4 main buildings - Helsinki Cathedral, the Government Palace, the main building of the University of Helsinki, and the National Library of Finland. Jump off at Eira and explore the beautiful Art Nouveau-style architecture of this colorful neighbourhood. Hop on again and head over to the flea market for souvenirs or to Market Square. Here you can treat yourself to a delicious meal: the salmon soup with rye bread is a must-try!Continue the tour to see the impressive Temppeliaukio Church carved in rock and the Sibelius Monument, the soundwave-like sculpture made of organ pipes in honor of Finnish composer Jean Sibelius. Finish off your day with a visit to the National Museum of Finland.Red Route - Senate Square / Helsinki City Museum - Old Market Hall - Olympia Terminal (Silja Line) / Mannerheim Museum - Café Ursula / Kaivopuisto Park - Compass Square - Eira - Hernesaari Cruise Terminal LHD (stop serviced only on certain cruise days) - Hernesaari Cruise Terminal LHB & LHC (stop serviced only on certain cruise days) - Löyly - Flea Market / Bulevardi / Sinebrychoff Art Museum - Swedish Theatre / Design Museum / Museum of Finnish Architecture - Market Square (departure point for Canal Cruise) - Sokos / Amos Rex / Kiasma / Parliament House / Helsinki Music Centre - Temppeliaukio Church / Ham Helsinki Art Museum / Finnish Museum of Natural History - Sibelius Monument - Olympic Stadium / Tahto - Linnanmaki Amusement Park / Sea Life Helsinki - Linnunlaulu / Helsinki City Theatre - Hakaniemi Market Square and Market Hall