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Top 8 places to visit in Helsinki Finland.
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Top 8 places to visit in Helsinki Finland.
1. SIBELIUS PARK AND MONUMENT.
The Sibelius Park and Monument are established in the memory of the renowned Finnish composer, Johan Julius Christian Sibelius. Jean Sibelius is widely known to be the best composer ever born in the Finnish territory, as he could express his feelings for the country very touchingly. The monument looks like a silver tree which is made of 600 steel pipes. The pipes used in the monument resembles the Finnish forests and the pores are made in order to create whistling music, as the wind blows by. The monument is massive, so you can easily walk around and underneath.
2. SEURASSARI OPEN-AIR MUSEUM.
Seurassari is said to be the best island part and one of the popular Helsinki attractions not only because they build an amazing exhibition inside where they have collected old wooden buildings from around the country to culturally present how life used to be in Finland back in the days. You’ll see an old church, staple houses, and old barns all made from wood and each represents a certain time in the history of Finland.
3. PARLIAMENT HOUSE OF FINLAND.
The seat of the Finnish parliament gets a vital position in among the places to see in Helsinki. After the beginning of constructional works of this Parliament House, it took 5 years to be entirely completed at 1931. It is one of the top Helsinki tourist attractions that boasts significant architectural design the city is highly proud of as its representation is significant and is one of the best must-see buildings in the city.
4. SUOMENLINNA SEA FORTRESS.
Suomenlinna Sea Fortress is a priceless treasure of Finland and surely, among the best Helsinki points of interest. Being built somewhere around the middle of the 1700s, this fortress consists of great history and archaeology of the medieval military and defense of Finland. The fortress is constructed on an island and accompanied by six nearby islands in the Helsinki neighborhood. It has been declared a UNESCO world heritage site in 1991 and has been on top of the Helsinki attractions for tourists around the world.
5. KIASMA MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ARTS.
Helsinki’s Kiasma Museum of Contemporary Arts is one of the must-visit Helsinki attractions for all. This museum is a part of the Finnish National Gallery along with two other reputed museums of Finland all serving the same purpose – introduce different sorts of arts to the new generation. The exterior design of the museum itself is an example of modernism which is becoming a huge trend in Helsinki!
6. NATIONAL MUSEUM OF FINLAND.
If you are looking for what to see in Helsinki that will take you back to the stone-ages of even 10,000 years before, make sure you include the National Museum of Finland in your list and be surprised at the sight as you see the bear statue in front of the entrance. At the moment, the new Prehistory Exhibitions include a Russian Imperial Throne, which is currently, the most interesting specimen to see.
7. TEMPPELIAUKIO CHURCH.
It is a Lutheran church that has been made by executing a great use of nature. The whole church is surrounded by rocky stone walls and covered by a dome that gets support from parallel pillars that lie diagonally from the edge of the walls with the dome and the gaps between each one hosts the natural sunlight to fall upon the place. People often praise the creativity and the extraordinary use of this natural place for a church. That said, the place has now become a great spot for Helsinki sightseeing for those who are interested in architectural marvels!
8. FINLANDIA HALL.
The marvelous architectural design of one the world-renown Finnish architect, Alvar Alto; Finlandia Hall is a landmark located just in the heart of Helsinki is created in order to host the prime concerts, events, and also the Congress of Finland. The place is available for large and small conferences among the higher executives of the country.
1. SIBELIUS PARK AND MONUMENT.
The Sibelius Park and Monument are established in the memory of the renowned Finnish composer, Johan Julius Christian Sibelius. Jean Sibelius is widely known to be the best composer ever born in the Finnish territory, as he could express his feelings for the country very touchingly. The monument looks like a silver tree which is made of 600 steel pipes. The pipes used in the monument resembles the Finnish forests and the pores are made in order to create whistling music, as the wind blows by. The monument is massive, so you can easily walk around and underneath.
2. SEURASSARI OPEN-AIR MUSEUM.
Seurassari is said to be the best island part and one of the popular Helsinki attractions not only because they build an amazing exhibition inside where they have collected old wooden buildings from around the country to culturally present how life used to be in Finland back in the days. You’ll see an old church, staple houses, and old barns all made from wood and each represents a certain time in the history of Finland.
3. PARLIAMENT HOUSE OF FINLAND.
The seat of the Finnish parliament gets a vital position in among the places to see in Helsinki. After the beginning of constructional works of this Parliament House, it took 5 years to be entirely completed at 1931. It is one of the top Helsinki tourist attractions that boasts significant architectural design the city is highly proud of as its representation is significant and is one of the best must-see buildings in the city.
4. SUOMENLINNA SEA FORTRESS.
Suomenlinna Sea Fortress is a priceless treasure of Finland and surely, among the best Helsinki points of interest. Being built somewhere around the middle of the 1700s, this fortress consists of great history and archaeology of the medieval military and defense of Finland. The fortress is constructed on an island and accompanied by six nearby islands in the Helsinki neighborhood. It has been declared a UNESCO world heritage site in 1991 and has been on top of the Helsinki attractions for tourists around the world.
5. KIASMA MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ARTS.
Helsinki’s Kiasma Museum of Contemporary Arts is one of the must-visit Helsinki attractions for all. This museum is a part of the Finnish National Gallery along with two other reputed museums of Finland all serving the same purpose – introduce different sorts of arts to the new generation. The exterior design of the museum itself is an example of modernism which is becoming a huge trend in Helsinki!
6. NATIONAL MUSEUM OF FINLAND.
If you are looking for what to see in Helsinki that will take you back to the stone-ages of even 10,000 years before, make sure you include the National Museum of Finland in your list and be surprised at the sight as you see the bear statue in front of the entrance. At the moment, the new Prehistory Exhibitions include a Russian Imperial Throne, which is currently, the most interesting specimen to see.
7. TEMPPELIAUKIO CHURCH.
It is a Lutheran church that has been made by executing a great use of nature. The whole church is surrounded by rocky stone walls and covered by a dome that gets support from parallel pillars that lie diagonally from the edge of the walls with the dome and the gaps between each one hosts the natural sunlight to fall upon the place. People often praise the creativity and the extraordinary use of this natural place for a church. That said, the place has now become a great spot for Helsinki sightseeing for those who are interested in architectural marvels!
8. FINLANDIA HALL.
The marvelous architectural design of one the world-renown Finnish architect, Alvar Alto; Finlandia Hall is a landmark located just in the heart of Helsinki is created in order to host the prime concerts, events, and also the Congress of Finland. The place is available for large and small conferences among the higher executives of the country.
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