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Helsinki City Map 4 City Tour Sightseeing - Hop On Hop Off 6 Discover the Helsinki region by public transport www.hsl.fi 8 The Tall Ships Races 10 Helsinki Day 12.6.2013 11 Sea Fortress 12 The National Library of 14 Senate Square 15 Helsinki Zoo 16 Sea Life Helsinki 18 Linnanmäki Amusement Park 19 Art Museum 20 Museum of Contemporary Art 21 22 Amos Anderson Art Museum 23 Desigmuseum 24 Museum of Finnish Architecture 25 The Blue Line light installation 26 The Finnish Museum of Photography 27 The Open-Air Museum 28 The National Museum of Finland 29 Museum Tamminiemi 30 The Cygnaeus gallery 31 Bank of Finland Museum 32 Helsinki City Museum 33 Helsinki University Museum 34 Helsinki Observatory 35 Natural History Museum 36 Helsinki University 37 Päivälehti Museum 38 The Sports Museum of Finland 40 Stadium Tower 41 Gardenia Tropical Garden 42 Helsinki Winter Garden 43 Finnish design and souvenirs 44 Restaurants 46

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CityTour.fi Joukkoliikenteellä liikut Discover the Helsinki kätevästi Helsingin seudulla region by public transport 1–7 vuorokauden liput 1 – 7 day tickets Vuorokausilipulla matkustat edullisesti ja The tickets available on single-charge huolettomasti 1 - 7 päivän ajan Helsingin cards include easy to use and economic seudun joukkoliikenteessä. Lippu käy kaikissa 1-7 day tickets. The same ticket is valid liikennevälineissä: ratikoissa, busseissa, on buses, commuter trains, the Metro and metrossa, lähijunissa ja Suomenlinnan lautalla. trams, as well as the Suomenlinna Ferry. Vuorokausilippuja saa kaikille vyöhykkeille. Day tickets are available for all zones.

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Over one hundred imposing sailing vessels will glide into the city when Helsinki is one of the host cities of the 2013 Tall Ships Races. The Tall Ships Races is a contest for big sailing ships, organised on the Baltic Sea every four years.

The competition will be held in July and August 2013. It will begin on 4 July with the first leg from Denmark’s Aarhus to Helsinki, from which it will continue to Riga in Latvia and end in Szczecin, Poland. The ships will remain in Helsinki for four days, from 17 through 20 July 2013. Visitors can go and see the ships while they are docked. The event also includes other programming at the venue in Helsinki’s Hietalahti area. The Tall Ships Races 2013 is involved in Helsinki has been one of the host cities for the Tall Ships the World Design Capital project Greening Races in 1972, 1988 and 2000. Then, the event was at- Events – From Guidelines to Practice. The tended by 80 ships from different parts of the world. The project seeks to create more environmen- race attracted some 450,000 spectators to the Pohjois- tally friendly events. ranta and Katajanokka areas. The arrangements in Helsinki are managed by the City of Helsinki’s events unit. Youth Sail Training competition The background for the sailing competition is Sail Trai- Kilpailun aikataulu: ning International, an international non-profit organisa- 4.–7.7. Aarhus tion. Sail Training is a concept that refers to sail training 17.–20.7. Helsinki with a crew comprising mainly youth, which teaches 25.–28.7. Riika sailing and navigating, and above all social skills. 3.–6.8. Szczecin

The purpose is to gather youth together for a friend- ly competition, regardless of nationality, skin colour, www.tallshipsraceshelsinki.fi religion or socioeconomic background. Sail Training is an interesting way to help young people understand dif- ferent cultures while at the same time developing their own strengths and skills. Participants do not need to be experienced sailors in order to join the crew. Kuva: Petri Virtanen

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Helsinki Day will be celebrated again on 12.6.2013.

The City’s signature day has been celebrated since 1959. Helsinki Day versatile and entertaining programme will spread out all over the city – on land and sea alike. The City’s parks, streets and stages will be full of programme.

Helsinki Week encircling Helsinki Day is a cluster of festivals and events that launches the City’s summer. There are thrills and experiences in the offing, to suit every taste and age. The repertory can be seen, heard and tasted in all corners of Helsinki. 6820(1/,11$ 6($)2575(66 Founded on islands off the coast of Visitor Centre Helsinki in 1748, the Suomenlinna Suomenlinna C 74 sea fortress is a cultural treasure. 00190 Helsinki Open daily Suomenlinna has been listed as +358 (0) 29 53 38410 a UNESCO World Heritage site, [email protected] to be preserved as an example of www.suomenlinna.fi the European military architecture of its time. Suomenlinna is also a district of the city of Helsinki, with a permanent population of more than 800. Suomenlinna offers things to see and do year round: walls, cannons, tunnels, dockyard, museums, cafés and restaurants. Ferry crossing from the Market Square takes only 15 minutes.

SENATE SQUARE The Senate Square and its surroundings form a unique and cohesive example of Neoclassical architecture. The square is dominated by four buildings designed by Carl Ludvig Engel between 1822 and 1852: , the Government Palace, the main building of the University of Helsinki and the National Library of Finland. Helsinki Cathedral is arguably Finland’s most famous and photographed building; it celebrated its 150th anniversary in 2002. The oldest stone building in Helsinki is the Sederholm House located on the southeast corner of the square.The main building of the City Museum can be found on the Sofiankatu museum street.. source material: www.visithelsinki.fi OpenOOpenOp MAY - AUGUST 10 AM - 8 PM SEPTEMBER 10 AM - 6 PM OCTOBER - MARCH 10 AM - 4 PM APRIL 10 AM - 6 PM

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HELSINKI ZOO THE WHOLE WORLD ON ONE ISLAND Korkeasaari markku Bussmann The Turtles have arrived to SEA LIFE! Come and peek into Turtle Shelter!

In 2013 SEA LIFE Helsinki experiences some changes as the groovy creatures of Jelly Disco give up their disco room and let the green ones take over. The stars of 2013 are fascinating turtles! In Turtle Shelter there will be four different and extraordinary turtles. All the species of Turtle Shelter are semi aquatic which means that they spend their time both on land and in water.

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Great discount with Linnanmäki wristband! When wearing valid Linnanmäki wristband You get SEA LIFE entrance ticket with only 7 €! (normal prices: Adult 16 € / Child 11 €) WELCOME TO THE MOST FUN PART OF HELSINKI! Experience an unforgettable day with your whole family in the amusement park. Have fun on the largest selection of rides in the Nordic countries, have a high-quality meal in one of cuisine world Kattila’s six restaurants, experience SEA LIFE, and enjoy the view over Helsinki from the sightseeing tower. Entrance to the area is free of charge. www.linnanmaki.fi Ateneum (2011) Ateneum Art Museum Photo: Valtion taidemuseo, Kuvataiteen keskusarkisto / Hannu Pakarinen

Ateneum Art Museum in the heart of Helsinki is the national gallery of Finland. It shows interesting Finnish and international exhibitions. Beloved classics can be seen in the collection display, featuring works by such artists as Albert Edelfelt, Akseli Gallen-Kallela, Helene Schjerfbeck Photo: Kirsti Halkola and Hugo Simberg. Furthermore, the many events, guided tours and workshops at the museum make a fun addition to your visit.

Treasures of the Palace - Ateneum Art Museum Art from the Presidential Palace 12.04.2013 - 01.09.2013 Kaivokatu 2, The renovation of the Presidential Palace provi- 00100 Helsinki, des a unique opportunity to view its treasures on display at Ateneum. The core of the exhibition Tel.: +358 9 6122 5510 consists of the tsarist-era imperial art collection and works from Ateneum’s collection that have been on display at the Presidential Palace, as well Tickets: € 12/10; as many valuable artefacts. The exhibition will free admission for visitors under the present works by such artists as Albert Edelfelt, age of 18 Werner Holmberg, Ferdinand von Wright, Hjalmar Opening hours: Tue, Fri 10–18 | Munsterhjelm and Akseli Gallen-Kallela. Visitors Wed, Thu 10–20 | Sat, Sun 11-17 will also have the chance to learn more about the almost 200-year history of the palace and its important events over the years. Photo: Petri Virtanen / KKA

Located in the heart of Helsinki, Mu- seum of Contemporary Art Kiasma offers you an easy access to the most interesting and invigorating art of our time. Kiasma is an open forum for the exchange of opinions and a continuous redefinition of art and culture. Photo Petri Virtanen / KKA

Exhibitions: Jouko Lehtola’s photographs Museum of Contemporary Art 8 Feb – 1 Sep Kiasma Mannerheiminaukio 2, Dan Perjovschi’s drawings 00100 Helsinki 8 Feb – 1 Sep Open: Tue 10am-5pm, Wed-Thu 10am-8.30pm, Fri 10am-10pm, Eija-Liisa Ahtila Parallel Worlds, Sat 10am-6pm, Sun 10am-5pm, 19 Apr – 1 Sep Mon closed

Marja Kanervo, Tickets: 10/8 Eur, 17 May – 29 Sep free for under 18-year-olds Info +358 9 1722 6501 www.kiasma.fi The Sinebrychoff Art Museum is located on Bulevardi in the building dating from 1842 that was the home and factory office of the Sinebrychoff family. The second floor of the museum presents the original furniture and art works of the home of Paul and Fanny Sinebrychoff. The rooms on the park side present paintings by old masters from the museum collections which range from the 14th century to the middle of the 19th century. Varying special exhibitions are organised on the ground floor. Sinebrychoff Art Museum Paul Sinebrychoff Jr. (1859−1917) was the last Bulevardi 40, 00120 Helsinki male descendant with the family name: he +358 9 1733 6460 and his wife Fanny (born Grahn, 1862−1921), a promising actress in the Swedish Theatre, www.sinebrychoffintaidemuseo.fi never had any children. As the decades passed, Paul and Fanny gathered a significant Open hours collection of art, which they left to the State Tue, Fri 10−18 in 1921. Wed, Thu 10−20 The works of art, furniture, and chandeliers Sat, Sun 11−17 in the Sinebrychoff museum create a unique Admission fees: atmosphere. The largest hall is furnished in 8/6 €, the golden and decorative Empire style. visitors under 18 years free Photos: Jussi Tiainen

Located in the centre of Helsinki, Amos Anderson Art Museum is housed in the private home (built in 1913) of its founder. The museum, the largest privately owned art museum in Finland, holds an extensive collection of art. The temporary exhibitions display old and new art from Finland and abroad, while the permanent displays include a selection of works from the museum Amos Anderson Art Museum collections and interiors from the Yrjönkatu 27, Helsinki private residence of Amos Anderson. In +358 9 6844460 addition, two floors are reserved for the www.amosanderson.fi display of works from the collections of the Association of Finnish Fine Art Mon, Thurs & Fri 10–18, Foundations (STSY). Wed 10–20, Sat–Sun 11–17. Tues closed Entrance 10 / 8 / 2 / 0 € Design Museum is situated in Design District Helsinki on walking distance from city centre. Bus 24 and tram 10.

Design Museum (since 1873) is a specialist museum in Finland that selects and main- tains a versatile design collection, around 75 ooo objects. The permanent exhibition “Suomalainen muoto – Finnish Form” tells the history of Finnish Design from late 19th century to today. Versatile changing exhibi- Designmuseo - Design Museum tions on design history and contemporary Korkeavuorenkatu 23 themes, workshops and events. Besides main Open Tue 11–20, Wed-Sun 11–18 premises at Design Museum, other premises 1 June–31 August Open daily 11–18 and exhibition spaces are Arabia Museum, Entrance adults 10€, pensioners 8€, Iittala Glass Museum and Nuutajärvi Glass students 5€, primary school students Museum. Follow events at Design Museum and children for free Facebook page. Joint ticket Design Museum + The The Design Museum shop has a broad range Museum of Finnish Architecture 12€ of Finnish and international design. Cafebar Luomus is an atmospheric cafe at the Design +358 9 622 0540 www.designmuseum.fi Museum. facebook.com/designmuseo ARKKITEHTUURIMUSEO ARKITEKTURMUSEUM MUSEUM OF FINNISH ARCHITECTU

The Museum of Finnish Architecture is a museum with a human scale. We offer rich new perspectives, discussion openers and meaningful experiences of architecture. Temporary exhibitions focus on Finnish and international architecture. The permanent exhibition takes on a journey back across the decades of Finnish architecture. Library and Bookshop are also at your service. Museum of Finnish Architecture Kasarmikatu 24, Helsinki The Museum of Finnish Architecture is one Open Tue-Sun 11–18, of Finland’s specialised national museums. Wed 11–20 Housing an extensive, internationally significant collection, the MFA makes a key contribution as a national and Entrance 6/3/0 € international expert in architectural Combi-ticket with research and presentation. Founded in Design Museum 12 € 1956, it is the world’s second oldest tel. +358 9 8567 5100 museum of architecture. The museum is mfa.fi located in a beautiful neo-renaissance Facebook, Twitter building in the Design District in central Helsinki, on the same site with the Design Museum. The Blue Line light installation The Helsinki 200 Years as Capital 2012 jubilee year was culminated in a light installation above the anniversary year theme street Union Axis. The Blue Line light installation is designed by Vesa Honkonen. A laser light draws a blue line above Union Axis. The laser beam extends from the roof of Helsinki Observatory to the tower. The blue line marks discreetly the inner city’s longest undivided street axis and links the extremities of Union Axis with each other. The best spot to view the installation is Union Axis itself. The weather has an impact on the visibility of the beam, and a slightly foggy weather gives the best visibility. The Blue Line lives according to the time of day, the four seasons and the city’s pulse. Union Axis refers to the street axis between Tähtitorninmäki (observatory hill) and Kallio church. The axis consists of Kopernikuksentie, Unioninkatu and Siltasaarenkatu streets. Some of the most significant buildings and sites of the capital’s history are located along Union Axis, and many important institutions as well. It was along this street that Emperor Alexander I arrived in Helsinki in 1819. It was the Emperor who promoted Helsinki into the status of capital. The installation was implemented in cooperation between the City of Helsinki, Helsinki Energy, Helsinki Association of Evangelical Churches and the University of Helsinki. The Finnish Museum of Photography

The Cable Factory in Ruoholahti offers a colourful cultural backdrop for domestic and international modern photography, as well as some classic pieces of photography. The old industrial facility with its 800 square meters houses a multi-faceted and inspiring temporary exhibition programme.

The museum offers high-quality art, visual experiences as well as current, engaging photography. The Finnish Museum of Photography exposes the The Finnish Museum of Photography modern masters as well as the vivid The Cable Factory, Tallberginkatu 1G history of photography. The exhibitions 00180 Helsinki include programmes for all ages. The special museum boasts a collection Exhibition information: of nearly 4 million photographs, +358 9 6866 3621 extensive archives, a research library and a museum. Opening hours: Exhibitions Tue-Sun 11-18, Wed 11-20 8.5.-28.7.2013 Vesa Oja: Finglish Admission fees: 6 / 4 €, 8.5.-28.7.2013 Young Finnish under 18 years-olds free entrance Photography - Summer School www.valokuvataiteenmuseo.fi 17.8.-15.12.2013 Surreal Phantasies - Photographic Postcards around 1900 The Seurasaari Open-Air Museum The open-air museum of Seurasaari is located on a beautiful green island just a few kilometres from the heart of Helsinki. The island is a tranquil oasis in the midst of the city and at the museum the traditional Finnish way of life is displayed in the cottages, farmsteads and manors of the past four centuries that have been relocated from all around Finland. Museum Shop & Café.

Open: 15.5. - 31.5. and 1.9. - 15.9. Monday - Friday 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Saturday - Sunday 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. 1.6. – 31.8. Monday - Sunday 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Tel. +358 9 4050 9660/during opening hours

Tickets Adults 8,00 € /Reduced ticket 6,00 € (students, senior citizens over 65 years, conscripts and groups more than 10 persons) / Children 7-17 years 2,50 € / free entrance for persons under 7 Family ticket 18,00 € (2 adults and 1-4 children) www.seurasaari.fi The National Museum of Finland A Museum full of treasures

Embark on a time-trip through the history of Finland. The museum’s unique exhibits tell of life from a period of over The National Museum of Finland Mannerheimintie 34, 10,000 years. 00100 Helsinki Major archaeological finds. Open The interactive Vintti Workshop for the Tue-Sun 11 am - 6 pm, Mon closed whole family is open Tue-Sun from noon Workshop Vintti open to 4 pm. Tue-Sun noon - 4 pm Permanent exhibitions, temporary Tickets: 8/ 6 €, exhibitions, guided tours and events. free entrance for persons under 18 Museum Shop, Café, Meeting facilities for Tel. +358 40 128 6469 hire. during opening hours www.kansallismuseo.fi www.kansallismuseo.fi Urho Kekkonen Museum Tamminiemi

Tamminiemi served as the official residence of the from 1940 to 1981. President Urho Kekkonen lived there during his entire presidency from 1956 to 1981. In those days Tamminiemi was known Museum is open: as the centre of Finland›s political Wed-Sun 11 am - 5 pm and governmental life. Now totally Entry Fees: refurbished museum is furnished the Adults 6,50 € way it was in Kekkonen›s time. Reduced tickets 5,00 € (students, senior citizens over 65 years, Finnish history, design and art. conscripts and booked groups with more Museum Shop & Café. than 10 persons) Children 7-17 years 2,50 € Family ticket 15,00 € (2 adults and 1-4 Seurasaarentie 15, children) FIN-00250 Helsinki, Finland Entry is free for those under 7 Bus 24 from +Free admission with a Helsinki Card More Information: Ticket offi ce Wed-Sun 11 am - 5 pm +358 9 4050 9650 Museum Supervisor Aino-Maija Kaila +0358 40 128 6362 Head Guide Mervi Saarenmaa +358 40 128 6373 urhokekkosenmuseo@nba.fi The Cygnaeus gallery

The Cygnaeus gallery Opened in 1882, the Cygnaeus gallery is the oldest art museum in Finland. It is build round the art collection donated by Professor Fredrik Cygnaeus to the nation. The basic exhibition consists mainly of Finnish 19th century paintings and sculpture. The museum is located in Fredrik Cygnaeus› summer villa. The romantic villa, designed by the German Opening times: architect J. W. Mieritz in Kaivopuisto 1.5.-30.9. daily 11 am - 5 pm Park, is one of the few wooden buildings that has been preserved Entry fees: in downtown Helsinki. In addition Adults 6,50 € to the permanent display, the Reduced ticket 5,00 € (students, senior citizens over 65 Cygnaeus Gallery puts on small-scale years, conscripts and groups more exhibitions, concerts, lectures and than 10 persons) other public events. Children 7-17 years 2,50 € Family ticket 15,00 € (2 adults and Kalliolinnantie 8, FI-00140 Helsinki 1-4 children) Tram 3B&3T, Kaivopuisto Entry is free for those under 7 + Free admission with a Helsinki Card www.cygnaeuksengallaria.fi Tel. +358 40 128 6360 e-mail: [email protected] Bank of Finland Museum The Bank of Finland Museum is located next door to the Bank, in the foundations of the Cathedral. Its displays include the history of money and the present activities of Finland’s central bank. The museum also houses a small café and a museum shop. Admission to the museum is free. However, groups are advised to make a reservation to ensure a guided tour. Guided tours are available in Finnish, Bank of Finland Museum Swedish and English. The scope and Snellmaninkatu 2, duration of the tour can be tailored to 00170 Helsinki your needs. The guided tours are also free of charge. Informations The museum is situated at +358 10 19 5702 Snellmaninkatu 2, beside the Senate Square. Tram routes 1, 1A, 7A and 7B Open stop right in front of the door. Tram Tue–Fri 11 am – 5 pm routes 3B, 3T and 4 stops are across Sat–Sun 11 am – 4 pm the Senate Square, some 100 metres Mon closed away. We recommend that you arrive by public transport, for there are practically no parking facilities close to the museum. Mad about HELSINKI In the main building of Helsinki City Museum, just off the historical Senate Square, Mad about Helsinki will be opened in June. The exhibition takes you on a journey through Helsinki’s history from the 1550’s until today, and introduces the locals’ favorite places. Demonstration at the Senate Square during the Demonstration at the Senate Square 1956. Jenytin Photo: Pertti general strike in 1956.

Helsinki City Museum Mad about Helsinki Sofiankatu 4 Starting 6.6.2013 Tel. (09) 3103 6630 Open helsinkicitymuseum.fi Mon–Fri 9–17, Thu 9–19, Sat–Sun 11–17 University Museum

The Helsinki University Museum presents the history and collec- tions of the University.

The Museum is responsible for the University’s cultural his- tory collections, and its exhibitions present the history of scholarship and noted scholars, scientific observation instru- ments, research equipment and teaching aids as well as fur- niture and works of art. The University Museum is located in the Arppeanum build- ing completed in 1869, which features an impressive original Helsinki cast-iron staircase. Portraits of Russian emperors hang in the Museum’s Imperial Room, and more works of art are dis- University Museum played in the Art Room. The permanent exhibition showcases Snellmaninkatu 3 objects from the historical collections of medicine, veterinary Opening hours: Tue–Fri 11–17, medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, physics, chemistry, classical Sat–Sun 11–16 archaeology and craft science. The building also houses a café Additional information: and the Mineral Cabinet of the Finnish Museum of Natural www.museo.helsinki.fi History. The Helsinki University Museum also includes the Centre for Astronomy at the Helsinki Observatory, located in the Uni- versity’s old observatory building on Tähtitorninmäki Hill (see www.observatorio.fi). The Helsinki Observatory functions as a visitor centre that opens new perspectives on both current re- search on the universe and the his- tory of astronomy. The Observatory uses the latest technology to pre- sent historical items. Exhibitions seek to illustrate and visualise information and to engage and offer insight to visitors. The aim is to provide visitors with an overview of the structure of the solar system and the universe as well as phenomena that can be ob- served in our sky, and to present both historical and cutting-edge research in astronomy. Helsinki Observatory Completed in 1834 as a result of collaboration be- tween architect C.L. Engel and Professor of Astron- omy F.W. Argelander, the observatory building of Kopernikuksentie 1 the University of Helsinki led the way with its in- Opening hours: genious solutions that were soon copied throughout Tue–Wed, Fri–Sat 12–16, the world. The Observatory currently displays a wide range of original observation instruments, such as Thu 12–20 the large transit instrument, the meridian circle and the Argelander refractor. Additional information: The Helsinki Observatory on the Tähtitorninmäki Hill ZZZREVHUYDWRULR¿ is part of the Helsinki University Museum. The build- ing accommodates not only the visitor centre known DVWKH&HQWUHIRU$VWURQRP\EXWDOVRWKHRI¿FHVRI 8UVDDQGWKH8QLYHUVLW\¶V$OPDQDF2I¿FH The public attractions of Luomus take the visitor from the diverse exhibitions of the Natural History Museum to the green oasissis of the Botanic Gardens.

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The Finnish Museum of Natural History LUOMUS Jyrängöntie 2 Unioninkatu 44 belongs to the University of Helsinki as a separate open: May–Sept outdoor garden open daily,y, greenhouses g research institute, and includes the public open: Tue–SuTue–Sunn attractions.

Kaisaniemi Botanic Garden WWW.LUOMUS.FI POWER OF THOUGHT In the centre of Helsinki lies a centre for innovative thought: one of the leading research universities in Europe, the University of Helsinki. The university has an international outlook and its research and educational linkages span the globe.

TOP 100 Consistently ranked among the top 100 in the world, the university is especially strong in atmospheric physics, metapopulation biology & molecular medicine.

DESIGNING SOCIETY 90% THROUGH Of our international THINKING students would recommend Design is problem-solving: the University of Helsinki through its research and for other bright minds. teaching, the university designs There are many high- a better and more liveable quality International society. Master’s Degree Programmes to choose from.

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Päivälehti Museum – The his- tory of journalism and printing techniques The museum is easy to find: it is located in the centre of within walking distance of the railway station and the ferry terminals. The Museum produces three Päivälehti Museum informative, entertaining and Ludviginkatu 2–4, completely different temporary 00130 Helsinki exhibitions a year: Open: 22.3.–6.10.2013 Tue–Sun 11 am – 17 pm Hägar the Horrible +358 9 122 5210 www.paivalehdenmuseo.fi Free entry

The Sports Museum of Finland tells the fascinating story of Finnish sports.

The Sports Museum is located in an extension wing of the Olympic Sta- dium of Helsinki. The modern museum offers interesting information and sto- ries to all age groups. More than 1.000 The Sports Museum of Finland objects representing a time span from Olympic Stadium the prehistoric times to the present days are on display in the Museum. Open: The Video theatre, simulator and the Mon–Fri 11 am – 5 pm Sport jukebox give experiences and Sat–Sun noon to 4 pm moments of nostalgia to the visitors. Entrance 5/3/0 € The Museum Shop carries a versatile +358 9 434 2250 collection of sports-related items. www.urheilumuseo.fi The Museum offers free admission for visitors under 18 years! Stadium tower is 72 meters (235 feet) high, and the best place to see all of central Helsinki and its urban landscape.

The was completed on 12 June 1938. The Stadium has been characterized as the world’s most beautiful Olympic Stadium, and what is exceptional about it is the fact that the Olympic buildings are in active use. The Stadium is located in an exceptionally central location in Helsinki (Töölö) and it is easily accessible by public transport. The Stadium Tower is 72 meters (235 feet) high, and in the top you can admire the Helsinki city landscape.

The Stadium is also home to the Sports Museum of Finland, where you can get to know Finland’s sports history or come see different exhibits. More information www.urheilumuseo.fi

Stadion Hostel is located at the Stadium. At the hostel it is possible to get accommodation. More information www.stadionhostel.fi www.stadion.fi Gardenia-Helsinki Oy

Gardenia - the luxuriant garden, covered by glass, is a beautiful and refreshing place to visit all year round. The tropical plant species in Gardenia are mostly of South-East Asian origin. You find exotic fruits, spices and herbs in the botanical collection in Gardenia. The most important species of tropical forestry and fibre yielding plants are also represented. Various palm trees, bamboos and blooming orchids create the exciting atmosphere. In the plant collection of Gardenia’s outdoor garden you find many flowering plants like OPEN roses, peonies, irises and clematises. A speciality of the outdoor garden is the Mon–Thu 10–18 Japanese stone garden. Sat–Sun 10–17 Fri closed Gardenia is situated in Viikki, approx. 10 km from the city centre. TICKETS Adult 4,00 € The tropical garden can be reached best Child 2,00 € by buses number 68 (from Central Railway Pensioner 2,30 € Station) and 550 (from Itäkeskus) or by Family 9,00 € car via Lahti motorway, Kehä I (ring road) or Itäväylä road. www.gardenia-helsinki.fi

Gardenia-Helsinki - Koetilantie 1 (Viikki), 00790 Helsinki - tel. +358 9 3478 400 WINTER GARDEN

Helsinki City Winter Garden features over 200 plant species, including one-hundred-year-old camellia tree, palm trees, flower garlands, cactus plants and flowering money plants. The seasonal times are Christmas and Easter. Visitors can also stroll through the outdoor rose garden. Accessible for people with reduced mobility.

Open: Tue 9 am – 3 pm, Wed–Fri noon to 3 pm, Sat–Sun noon to 4 pm. Closed on Mondays, Christmas Eve and Midsummer day

Hammarskjöldintie 1 (next to Olympic Stadium) Free admission www.hkr.hel.fi/viher/english Finnish design and souvenirs from Helsinki

Souvenirs Opposite the ANNE’S SHOP Fredrikinkatu 68, 00100 Helsinki (09) 445 823 Open every day: summer 9-18 winter 9-17

Aleksanterinkatu 26, Helsinki Open: Mon-Fri 10-18 Sat 10-16 Sun 12-16 (July, August, December) Design Forum Shop in the heart of Design District Helsinki offers a wide and continuously updated selection of Finnish design: from new releases to classics, and from industrial design Design Forum Shop to unique, one-off products. The wide Erottajankatu 7, and versatile selection ranges from 00130 Helsinki clothes to furniture. Design Forum Shop is also an important sales outlet Tel.+358 9 6220 8130 for design products made in small edi- www.designforumshop.fi tions and batches, and offers a unique opportunity for young promising de- Open: signers to display their skills. There is see www.designforumshop.fi also a café in connection with Design Forum Shop. HelsinkiMenu -restaurants

Participating HelsinkiMenu restaurants offer special, seasonal dishes made of Finnish ingredients.

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Fly Inn Restaurant Deli Helsinki – Fennia Salonki Ravintola Lasipalatsi Ravintola Sundmans Krog Helsinki-Vantaan lentoasema (portti 27) Mikonkatu 19 Mannerheimintie 22-24 Eteläranta 16 Helsinki Aiport,(gate 27) +358 9 6128 6600 +358 20 7424 290 +358 9 6128 5450 +358 20 7629737 www.royalravintolat.com www.ravintolalasipalatsi.fi www.royalravintolat.com www.sspfinland.fi Casino Show & Dinner - A classic in the city centre, a The Bistro in Helsinki ” Taste of Finland at Helsinki Airport” The one and only since 2004 unique experience

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Ravintola Arthur Ravintola Grotesk Ravintola Macu Ravintola Suomenlinnan Panimo Vuorikatu 19 Ludviginkatu 10 Crowne Plaza Helsinki Suomenlinna c 1 +358 9 173 441 +358 10 470 2100 Mannerheimintie 50, +358 9 228 5030 www.grotesk.fi www.hotelarthur.fi Grotesk is a place where you really can enjoy a cosy +358 9 2521 2004 www.panimoravintola.fi A traditional restaurant in and vibrant atmosphere, high quality handmade www.royalravintolat.com Enjoy the unique atmosphere of food with reasonable prices. Suomenlinna Sea Fortress combined the heart of Helsinki. Michelin Bib gourmand: restaurant offering Mediterranean cuisine with quality delicaties of the season. good food at moderate prices Handcrafted beers and ciders brewed on site. F8 F10 F11 I2

Ravintola Baker’s Ravintola Havis Ravintola Nokka Ravintola Seurasaari Mannerheimintie 12 Eteläranta 16 Kanavaranta 7 F Seurasaari +358 20 7701 440 +358 9 6128 5800 +358 9 6128 5600 +358 9 626 625 www.bakers.fi www.royalravintolat.com www.royalravintolat.com www.sinunjuhlasi.fi Classic Finnish cuisine and design since 1890. Helsinki‘s juiciest steaks Finnish fish at its best There is a true story Delicious sandwiches, salads and pastries behind good food available from the cafe. Outdoor terrace and lovely sea view.

I9 E10 Welcome to Taste of Finland restaurants! The HelsinkiMenu pre- sents the richness and diversity of Finland’s food culture, offering the most Ravintola Graniittilinna Ravintola Kellarikrouvi & Fabian delicious seasonal dishes Säästöpankinranta 6 Pohjoinen Makasiinikatu 6 made of finest Finnish +358 20 7424 250 +358 9 6128 5100 ingredients. www.graniittilinna.com www.royalravintolat.com Bon apetit – or as we say, A distinctive and high- A unique cellar hyvää ruokahalua! quality Finnish restaurant restaurant since 1965 www.tasteoffinland.fi HEALTHY FRESH NEW MON-THU 11-24,FRI11-02,SAT 12-02,SUN12-24.KITCHENISOPEN11-23. VAPIANO HELSINKI-MIKONKATU15,PHONE:096981225,www.vapiano.fi Restaurants near you Reader’s Choice City 2004-2010 Best foodinHelsinki Aleksanterinkatu 15. Helsinki For Lovers Steak Aleksanterinkatu 15 t. +358 942426020 Ateneuminkuja, t.+3589625466 3TEAKSs4APAS t. +3589625311 Tehtaankatu 12, s7INES (Tram 3) FREE WIFI

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kuva: Tommi Heinonen The Exhibition Centre WeeGee is located in Tapiola - only 10 minutes from the City of Helsinki. The Exhibition Centre is a cornucopia of museums, exhibitions and events - the biggest in Finland. Five different kind of museums: EMMA - Espoo Museum of Modern Art, KAMU - Espoo City Museum, Helinä Rautavaara Museum, Näyttelykeskus WeeGee Lelumuseo - The Finnish Toy Museum Exhibition Centre WeeGee and Finnish Museum of Horology. Ahertajantie 5, Tapiola Also an art gallery, Open: Tue, Thu-Fri 11 am-6 pm 3 museum shops and a café-restaurant Wed 11 am-8 pm SIS.Deli + Café WeeGee. (6 pm-8 pm free entry) Art, history, toys, cultures, watches - Sat-Sun 11 am - 5 pm things to see and do for people of all Admission 10/0 e ages. +358 9 816 31818 Free admission for visitors under 18 www.weegee.fi years. EMMA – the Espoo Museum of Modern Art

EMMA is one of the most prominent art museums in Finland. Its splendid permanent Saastamoinen Foundation EMMA WeeGee Exhibition Centre, Art Collection, changing exhibitions Ahertajantie 5, Tapiola of both Finnish and international art, www.emma.museum and various events offer a wonderful experience to visitors of all ages. Open EMMA is located in a former printing Tue, Thu, Fri 11 am - 6 pm house of architectural significance Wed 11 am - 8 pm together with a museum shop, a café- Sat-Sun 11 am - 5 pm restaurant and four other museums, only a short bus journey from the Admission €10/8 city centre of Helsinki (buses no. 106 visitors under 18 and over 70 free of and 110 departing from the Kamppi charge terminal). Living museum welcomes you!

Glims Farmstead Museum exhibits rural life in Espoo in centuries past. Located in their original plots in an historic cultural landscape in Karvasmäki Village right in the middle of Espoo, the oldest buildings date back to the 18th century.

OPENING HOURS 1 September–30 April Tue–Fri 10am–4pm, Sun 11am–4pm. Summer season (2 May–31 August) Tue–Fri 10am–5pm, Sat–Sun 11am–5pm.

Glimsintie 1, Espoo (next to Jorvi Hospital). www.espoonkaupunginmuseo.fi Enquiries and bookings, tel. +358 9 8632 979. The Gallen-Kallela Museum is a castle-like studio in Jugend-style, designed and built by artist Akseli Gallen-Kallela (1865-1931) for himself. Changing exhibitions show art of Akseli Gallen-Kallela and his contemporaries. Exhibitions also bring Gallen-Kallela’s work to dialogue with today’s artistic phenomena.

Open: 1 January - 14 May: Tue-Sat 11-16, Sun 11-17, 15 May - 31 August: daily 11-18 Tickets: € 8 / € 7 / € 6 / € 4 / free entrance for persons under 18

Gallen-Kallelan tie 27 02600 Espoo 09-849 2340 tarvaspaa@gallen-kallela.fi www.gallen-kallela.fi Geo Exhibition

The Geo Exhibition deals with the geological development of Earth, from its early history to recent times. A collection of minerals and rock types provides an ex- tensive introduction of their GEO EXHIBITION diversity. Betonimiehenkuja 4, 02151 Espoo Poster and video presenta- Traffic connections from Helsinki: tions supplies information on Kamppi – Otaniemi: busses 102, 103, 194, 195. the various services of GTK. Eastern inner city: from Merihaka: bus 503 and busses 504, 505 and 506, Tel. +358 20 550 2166 from Malmi bus 512. www.gtk.fi/geotieto/ Connections from Vantaa: jokamies/geonayttely/ bus 510 from Western Vantaa,

Connections from Espoo: Tapiola: busses 2, 4, 10, 15 and 194, 195, 503, 504, 505, 510, 512. NATURE HOUSE VILLA ELFVIK

Nature House Villa Elfvik is situated on the border between Espoo and Helsinki, on the edge of the Laajalahti Nature Reserve in the middle of a forest in its natural state. The valuable Art Nouveau villa hosts a basic exhibition, called Long live Espoo, a changing exhibition, the Badger’s Forest play area for children and Café Satakieli, Nature House Villa Elfvik which is open at weekends during Villa Elfvikintie 4, Espoo Elfvik’s opening hours. Tel. +385 9 8165 4400 The Laajalahti Nature Reserve is among the [email protected] best bird wetlands in Southern Finland and www.espoo.fi/villaelfvik also internationally renowned. A 700-metre Open: long nature trail begins at Villa Elfvik’s yard During the summer 1.4. – 30.9. and the trail is also wheelchair-accessible. Mon–Fri 9 am – 4 pm Along the nature trail, there is a bird- Sat–Sun 10 am – 4pm watching tower that during the summer During the winter 1.10. – 31.3. can also be used to view Kyyttö cows, an Mon–Fri 9 am – 3 pm original Finnish breed of cattle. Sun 10 am – 4 pm Free admission. *"uutta! Maailman 1. alamäkiluistelukeskus"

Nuuksio - Wilderness in the City Espoo’s nature is an astonishing experience of- fering beauty and tranquillity. The unspoiled na- ture of Nuuksio National Park is worth exploring. Inhale fresh air and see the wilderness only few miles away from the hectic city life. Choose your way of relaxation in the wilder- ness; riding, cycling, climbing, picking berries and mushrooms, swimming, snowshoeing, letterbox- ing, skiing or trekking. Stay overnight in a tent or lean-to shelter. There are almost 30 kilometres of trekking trails close to Haukkalampi, Kattila and Siikajärvi ponds. Nuuksio is an excellent place for couple of days rambling with pitches for camping and shelter for cooking. The Haukanpesä information cabin and Haukka- lampi nature cabin are open daily throughout the summer. Relaxing Holiday in the Helsinki Metropolitan Area!

Have a relaxing holiday just a few miles away from the hectic city life. Hotel Siikaranta’s remarkable Book your location in the splendid surroundings of the Nuuksio holiday National Park in Espoo offers an unforgettable now! combination of activities and tranquillity of nature.

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A cosy hotel in the centre of Helsinki, in the immediate vicinity of the Central Railway Station and a metro station. During 2012, 17 new guest room will be built and the old ones will be redeco- rated to make them more comfortable than ever. The hotel also features a customer sauna.

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A modern city hotel near Hakaniemi Market Square and within walking distance of the Central Railway Station. 152 guest rooms, a minigym, a garage, a breakfast restaurant, a lobby bar and two customer saunas.

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A cosy hotel with a swimming pool, bowling alley and a sports hall. Linnanmäki amusement park, Hartwall Arena, the Olympic Stadium, among other attractions, are nearby. 121 guest rooms and a lobby bar.

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A pleasant airport hotel close to Helsinki- Vantaa Airport. 291 guest rooms, a garage, a Huviretki restaurant and a lobby bar. There’s a free shuttle bus between the hotel and the airport.

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