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LATAA ENG Kave...Rros.Pdf Walking Route English to Töölönlahti Includes maps © Tuomas Uusheimo Tuomas Welcome to Töölönlahti Töölönlahti holds a special place in the hearts of locals. The park and bay are an urban oasis that provides invigorating nature and culture experiences. Walking along the recreational paths around the bay is a great way to see many of the main sights in Helsinki. Iconic buildings such as Finlandia Hall and Parliament House have been joined by new landmarks in recent years. Helsinki’s brand-new central library Oodi and the bulging galleries of Amos Rex art museum have rapidly become popular social spaces. Hesperia Park, Töölönlahti Park, the Kansalaistori square and the Makasii- nipuisto park also attract visitors to enjoy urban events or simply hang out. Töölönlahti lets you enjoy your own peace and quiet while being in the heart of the action at the same time. Publisher and production: City of Helsinki | Translation: Crockford Communications | Design: Kuudes | Layout: Helsinki Marketing | Cover photo: © Lauri Rotko | Maps: © City of Helsinki 2019 | Printer: Newprint. Printed in Finland | Paper: G-Print 90 g/m2, Edixion Offset 250 g/m2. The information in this brochure was updated in spring 2019. The publisher is not responsible for any possible changes. K K u a e A V. aukio ä K Koreank o a S Kauh. a Muotoilijank i a i i Anna- vie n p n s a r a t v t o a nh k r a a k lankj i r t is M Kivihaka a tu u m u Hämeentie b t n A v k R h t n o p e - e l . t i sent KimmontieV Muo- S k m t h m i t n m Hoplaksvägeng i u h Kalervonkatu . i j v i toilijan- y . r e Stenhagen o p p a a i R t K Intiankatu piha T a k ä a i Tursov AllastVallin- e a Ilmalan- Veturitie u kj u e i s ellont V j K an K reuna nin e Turjant koskent Birger p s n lj t U . maa t k s än T n j Kaipi- B. 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