Helsinki Walking Tour at Helsinki Architecture - Small Group

Senate Square is the main tourist attraction of the town, where the history of modern Helsinki begins. Here we will find out what are the three beautiful buildings around me!

Helsinki Cathedral is the most famous landmark in the town, and we will learn a bit about the religious mindset in the country.

One of the most beautiful buildings in Helsinki - the National Library of Finland is a must see during your stay! The National Library of Finland is closed on Saturday and Sunday.

s the original furniture, were designed by architect Valter Jung.

Esplanade is the main boulevard of Helsinki, the heart of city life the whole year around!

Explore and get inspired by literature, culture, and the architecture and design of Alvar Aalto.

The Rautatalo building is closed on Saturday and Sunday.

The central train station of Helsinki is a beautiful landmark in the city center guarded by four massive statues.

The Finnish National Theatre, founded in 1872, is the oldest Finnish-language professional theatre in the country.

The images held by the Ateneum are ingrained in the collective memory of the Finnish people: the beloved works in our collections date from the period from the 19th century to the modern age.

is in the heart of Helsinki, north of the Helsinki railway station, beside the Museum of Contemporary Art-Kiasma, the Central library Oodi and the Music Centre.

This modern architectural masterpiece is home to renowned Finnish orchestras, concerts, and performances that showcase the rich musical heritage of Helsinki

Experience Finlandia Hall, Aalto's legendary creation, its unique architecture and design.

Exploring the contemporary art scene at Kiasma, Finland's premier modern art museum.

Oodi library is the highlight of the tour, where you will need to change the definition of a library you have on mind, because this is different than any libraries you have ever seen, and it is gonna blow your mind!

Amos Rex is a contemporary art museum located in the heart of Helsinki, Finland. Opened in 2018, it is known for its innovative and immersive exhibitions that blend art, technology, and architecture.

We will experience a moment of peace regardless of religious beliefs, with the chapel welcoming all individuals seeking solace and spiritual connection. The Kamppi Chapel is closed on Saturday and Sunday.