Helsinki-Finland

Helsinki offers a unique combination of Nordic charm and cosmopolitan energy. Visitors can explore iconic landmarks like the Helsinki Cathedral, Suomenlinna Sea Fortress, and Design District. The city boasts a lively food scene, scenic harbors, and green spaces. Its coastal location and proximity to the Baltic Sea enhance its appeal, making it a must-visit destination.

History

Founded in 1550 by King Gustav I of Sweden, Helsinki grew as a trade hub and later became the Finnish capital in 1812 under Russian rule. Its development has been shaped by both Swedish and Russian influences, reflected in its architecture and cultural heritage.

What To See

• Helsinki Cathedral
• Suomenlinna Sea Fortress
• Market Square
• Uspenski Cathedral
• Temppeliaukio Church
• Design District
• Esplanade Park
• Seurasaari Open-Air Museum.