Places to Visit on Your Helsinki Holiday
Helsinki, the capital of Finland, is also its largest city. Located on the Baltic Sea, Helsinki has a population of around 600,000. With numerous museums, art houses, galleries, and art galleries, the city is considered a very popular tourist destination culturally.
If your path leads you to Helsinki, it's certainly beneficial to make a list of places you must see. To list some of them, we should start primarily with the Lutheran Cathedral, considered Helsinki's symbol.
Helsinki Cathedral, Presidential Palace, Finlandia Hall, Opera House, Uspenski Cathedral, Old Church, Sibelius Monument, Temppeliaukio Church, Central Train Station, Post Office Building, Bank of Finland, Helsinki Art Museum, Ateneum Art Museum, Natural History Museum, Suomenlinna Museum, and the house of the famous composer Jean Sibelius are also must-sees. Don't forget the Theatre Museum, located in a former cable factory, and the statue of Russian Tsar Alexander II when you visit Senate Square. The Open Market at Market Square is also one of the very interesting places.
There are many islands around Helsinki. You can travel to the islands by ferry and climb the Olympic Tower to get a better view of the city. When you get hungry, you can go to the market in Espa for a delicious fish and bread feast.