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Your Guidebook All-Inclusive Guidebook Amos Rex Getting in: simply present pass on arrival. Hours of Operation August — March Monday, Wednesday - Friday: 11AM — 8PM Saturday & Sunday: 11AM - 5PM April — July Monday, Wednesday - Friday: 11AM — 6PM Saturday & Sunday: 11AM - 5PM Closings & Holidays Please see the attraction website for the most up-to-date hours. Getting There Address Mannerheimintie 22-24 Helsinki, N/A 00100 FI Closest Subway Stop Central Railway Station, Kamppi (Tram 4, 7A, 7B, 10) Ateneum Art Museum Getting in: simply present pass on arrival. Hours of Operation Tuesday & Friday: 10AM - 6PM Wednesday & Thursday: 10AM - 8PM Saturday & Sunday: 10AM - 5PM Closings & Holidays Mondays Please see the attraction website for the most up-to-date hours. Getting There Address Address Kaivokatu 2 Helsinki, N/A 00100 FI Closest Subway Stop Central Railway Station (Tram 2, 3, 5, 6, 9) Beautiful Canal Route Cruise Attraction status as of Sep 25, 2021: MAY-SEPT Getting in: simply present your card to the ticket seller at the departure point (Market Square, Kolera-allas), by the yellow flags. Please note: The boat arrives at the pier about 30 minutes before the departure time. Café/bar on board. Hours of Operation 1 May - 30 September: Monday - Sunday: 11.30AM, 1.30PM & 3.30PM The boat arrives to the pier ca. 30 min before departure time. Please check the attraction website for the most up to date timetables. Closings & Holidays N/A Getting There Address Departure: Market Square, Kolera-allas (by the yellow flags) Helsinki, N/A 00170 FI Closest Subway Stop Kauppatori (Tram 1, 1A, 2) City Sightseeing Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour (Spring 2022) Getting in: simply present your pass on arrival. Hours of Operation Daily: 10AM - 3PM/4PM (every 20-60 minutes) Closings & Holidays N/A Getting There Address Senate Square Helsinki, N/A 00170 FI Closest Subway Stop Senate Square (Tram 2, 4, 5, 7), Helsinki University (Metro M1, M2, M2M) Design Museum Getting in: simply present your pass on arrival. Hours of Operation September - May: Tuesdays: 11AM - 8PM Wednesday - Sunday: 11AM - 6PM June - August: Open daily: 11AM - 6PM Closings & Holidays Mondays Getting There Address Korkeavuorenkatu 23, 00130 Helsinki, N/A 00130 FI Closest Bus Stop Johanneskyrkan (Bus 24) Closest Subway Stop Johanneskyrkan (Tram 10) Exhibition Centre WeeGee Getting in: simply present your pass on arrival. Hours of Operation 2 Jan - 30 December Tuesday, Saturday & Sunday: 11AM - 5PM Wednesday - Friday: 11AM - 7PM Closings & Holidays Mondays Getting There Address Ahertajantie 5, Tapiola, Espoo Helsinki, N/A 02100 FI Closest Bus Stop WeeGee-talo (Bus: 194, 194A, 194N from Elielinaukio, 510 (from Vantaa) Finnish Nature Centre Haltia Finnish Nature Centre Haltia Getting in: simply present your pass on arrival. Hours of Operation October 1 - April 30: Wednesday - Sunday 10AM - 5PM May 1 - September 30: Open daily: 10AM - 6PM Closings & Holidays Closed on Mondays between October 1 - April 30. Getting There Address Nuuksiontie 84, Espoo Helsinki, N/A 02820 FI Closest Bus Stop Espoon keskus/ Espoon Keskukesta (Bus: 245, 245A/k) Closest Subway Stop Espoon Keskus (Train: E, U, X, L) HAM Helsinki Art Museum Getting in: simply present your pass on arrival. Hours of Operation Tuesday - Sunday 11AM -7PM Closings & Holidays Mondays Getting There Address Eteläinen Rautatiekatu 8 Helsinki, N/A 00100 FI Closest Bus Stop Kamppi (Bus: 14, 18, 18N, 39, 39N) Closest Subway Stop Kamppi (Tram: 7, 9), Train Central Railway Station (Metro: 500 m walk) Hotel and Restaurant Museum Getting in: simply present your pass on arrival. Hours of Operation February - May & October - December: Tuesday - Sunday: 11AM - 6PM Closings & Holidays Mondays Getting There Address Cable Factory (Kaapelitehdas), Tallberginkatu 1 G Helsinki, N/A 00180 FI Closest Bus Stop Salmisaari (Bus: 15, 21, 22) Closest Subway Stop Ruoholahti (Tram: 8) (Metro: M1, M2, M2M) Hvitträsk Attraction status as of Sep 25, 2021: MAY-SEPT Getting in: simply present your pass on arrival. Hours of Operation May 1 - September 30 Wednesday - Sunday: 11AM - 5PM Closings & Holidays Monday & Tuesday Getting There Address Hvitträskintie 166, Luoma, Kirkkonummi Helsinki, N/A 02440 FI Closest Subway Stop Local trains from Helsinki to Kauklahti in Espoo (E, L, S and U trains), 6 km from Hvitträsk. There is a taxi rank in Kauklahti station. K1 – the world through photography Getting in: simply present your pass on arrival. Hours of Operation January - December Daily: 11AM - 8PM Closings & Holidays N/A Getting There Address Galleria, Pohjoisesplanadi Helsinki, N/A 00170 FI Closest Bus Stop Central Railway Station Closest Subway Stop Aleksanterinkatu (Tram 2, 4, 7) University of Helsinki (Metro) Central Railway Station (Community train) Mannerheim Museum Getting in: simply present your pass on arrival. Hours of Operation Friday - Sunday: 11AM - 4PM Closings & Holidays N/A Getting There Address Kalliolinnantie 14 Helsinki, N/A 00140 FI Closest Subway Stop Kaivopuisto (Tram 2, 3) Military Museum - Suomenlinna Sea Fortress Island Getting in: simply present pass your on arrival. For more information visit the Military Museum website. Hours of Operation May - September Daily: 11AM - 6PM October - April Wednesday - Monday: 11AM - 4:30PM Closings & Holidays Please see the attraction website for the most up-to-date hours. Getting There Address Iso Mustasaari, Suomenlinna, c 77 Helsinki, N/A 00190 FI Closest Bus Stop Boat from Market Square (Kauppatori) Museum of Finnish Architecture Getting in: simply present your pass on arrival. Hours of Operation Tuesday - Sunday: 11AM - 6PM Wednesday: 11AM - 8PM Closings & Holidays Mondays Getting There Address Kasarmikatu 24 Helsinki, N/A 00130 FI Closest Bus Stop Johanneksenkirkko (Bus 24) Closest Subway Stop Johanneksenkirkko (Tram 10) Museum of Technology Getting in: simply present your pass on arrival. Hours of Operation Thursday: 11AM - 7PM Friday - Sunday: 11AM - 5PM Closings & Holidays Monday to Wednesday Getting There Address Viikintie 1 Helsinki, N/A 00560 FI Closest Bus Stop Tekniikan museo (Bus 71, 78 from Rautatientori, 506 from Meilahti and 57 from Munkkiniemi) Closest Subway Stop Closest Subway Stop Arabiankatu (Tram 6 and 8 + 1km walking) National Museum of Finland Getting in: simply present your pass on arrival. Hours of Operation May - August Monday - Sunday: 11AM - 6PM September - December Tuesday - Sunday: 11AM - 6PM Closings & Holidays N/A Getting There Address Mannerheimintie 34 Helsinki, N/A 00100 FI Closest Subway Stop Kansallismuseo (Tram 4, 10) Panorama Sightseeing Bus Tour Attraction status as of Sep 25, 2021: Coming 2022 Getting in: Show your Go Helsinki pass to the ticket seller at the departure point (Esplanade Park, Fabianinkatu). Please arrive at the departure point 15 minutes before departure time. The number of seats is limited. These free tickets cannot be booked in advance online or by email. Hours of Operation Tours from 11AM Check the Panorama Sightseeing Bus Tour website for the full timetable. Closings & Holidays N/A Getting There Address Departure point & Tickets: Esplanade Park, Fabianinkatu Helsinki, N/A 00170 FI Closest Subway Stop Kauppatori (Tram 2), Senaatintori (Tram 4, 5, 7), Helsinki University (Subway) SEA LIFE Helsinki Getting in: simply present your pass on arrival. Hours of Operation Please check the attraction website for the most up to date hours. Closings & Holidays N/A Reservations required Visit SEA LIFE Helsinki's website to book a time slot for your visit. Getting There Address Tivolitie 10 Helsinki, N/A 00510 FI Closest Bus Stop Linnanmäki (Bus 23) Closest Subway Stop Linnanmäki north (Tram 3, 9), Linnanmäki south (Tram 1, 8), Pasila (Train) Seurasaari Open-Air Museum Getting in: simply present your pass on arrival. Hours of Operation June - August Monday - Sunday: 11AM - 5PM 1 September - 15 September Monday - Friday: 9AM - 3PM Saturday - Sunday: 11AM - 5PM Closings & Holidays N/A Getting There Address Seurasaari Helsinki, N/A 00250 FI Closest Bus Stop Seurasaari (Bus 24) Closest Subway Stop Meilahdentie (Tram 4) Sinebrychoff Art Museum Getting in: simply present your pass on arrival. Hours of Operation Tuesday & Thursday: 11AM - 6PM Wednesday: 11AM - 8PM Friday: 10AM - 6PM Saturday & Sunday: 10AM - 5PM Closings & Holidays Monday Getting There Address Bulevardi 40 Helsinki, N/A 00120 FI Closest Bus Stop Bulevardi (Bus 14, 18) Closest Subway Stop Hietalahdentori (Tram 6), Kamppi (Subway) Submarine Vesikko - Suomenlinna Fortress Island Attraction status as of Sep 25, 2021: MAY-SEPT Getting in: Simply show your pass on entry. Hours of Operation May - September: Open daily: 11AM - 6PM Closings & Holidays October - April Getting There Address Suomenlinna Helsinki, N/A 00190 FI Closest Bus Stop Boat from Market Square (Kauppatori) Suomenlinna Sea Fortress Suomenlinna Sea Fortress Getting in: simply present your pass on arrival. Hours of Operation Open from 11AM Check the Suomenlinna Sea Fortress website for the full timetable. Closings & Holidays N/A Getting There Address Suomenlinna Helsinki, N/A 00190 FI Closest Bus Stop Boat from Market Square (Kauppatori) Tamminiemi Getting in: simply present your pass on arrival. Hours of Operation May - September Wednesday - Sunday: 11AM - 5PM October - December Saturday - Sunday: 11AM - 5PM Closings & Holidays N/A Getting There Address Seurasaarentie 15 Helsinki, N/A 00250 FI Closest Bus Stop Seurasaari (Bus 24) Closest Subway Stop Meilahdentie (Tram 4) Temppeliaukion Church (Rock Church) Getting in: simply present your pass on arrival. Hours
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