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TEOLLISUUSKATU INCL IT’S EASY TO GET ALPPILA TIPS AUNDDES A LAAKSO ALEKSIS KIVEN KATU AROUND HELSINKI! PLAYGROUNDS HERMANNI HELSINKI MAP 3 A fun way to see the town is to jump on a 2 TKANKATU 15. KAIVopuisto park 22. TERVasaari 55 38 KO tram. Routes 2 and 3 circle the city centre FOR KIDS! Puistokatu 4 Tervasaarenkannas ALPPIPUISTO #familyhelsinki SKATEPARK through the southern and eastern parts PARK of town. Along the way there are lots of 16. playground lastenleHto 23. Tokoinranta interesting sights for kids and other exciting Between Lapinlahdenkatu Eläintarhantie 1 things to see, including Kaivopuisto Park, and Ruoholahdenkatu 24. OLD CHurcH park PORVOONKATU NORDENSKIÖLDINKATU the Olympic Terminal, the Market Square, 17. playground BRAHE Lönnrotinkatu 6 SWIMMING LinnanmÄKI TURENKATU SEA LIFE S Senate Square, Linnanmäki Amusement Porvoonkatu 4 STADIUM Helsinki Amusement Park 17 Park, SEA LIFE Helsinki and lots more! 18. playground LINJA MEILAHTI 10 35 6 BRAHEN- Toinen linja 6 OLYMPIC STADIUM KENTTA Note: The numbers of the tram routes SÖRNÄINEN 19. playground SEPPÄ HELSINGINKATU change according to the direction of travel at the “Eläintarha” and “Olympiaterminaali” Sepänkatu 2 stops. 20. SinebrycHOFF park 69 27 Bulevardi 40 KALLIO A TRAM RIDE 21. TAIVallaHTI playground LINNANKOSKENKATU is an adventure in Pohjoinen Hesperiankatu 22 66 NELJÄS LINJ 59 itself for kids! 40 T ÖÖLÖNKATU T KOLMAS LINJ OINEN LINJ 54 A 3 53 18 A A HELSINGINKATU TAKA-TÖÖLÖ 49 SIBELIUS 52 50 HÄMEENTIE 25 TEN RANTATIE Tips from PARK Riikka’s 48 46 26 blog TöölönlAHTI 23 SÖRNÄIS SHOPS AND FLEA MARKETS BAY TOKOINRANTA HELPPI’S FAVOURITES HELSINKI MUSTIKKA- Playground MAA 5 25. LELUKAUPPA KARTTUUNI 33. PunaVUOREN peikko UNEBERGINKATU HAKANIEMI R (toys) Hämeentie 2 (clothing & accessories) SIL 26. Ipanainen (toys & accessories) Uudenmaankatu 15 1. CITY TOUR MANNERHEIMINTIE 1 STA Näkinkuja 4 34. R-COLLECTION Senate Square POHJOINEN HESPERIANKATU 21 AARENKATU 27. TOUKAN LASTENKIRJAKIOSKI (clothing) Ateneuminkuja (books) Fleminginkatu 8 35. SEA LIFE toy SHOP HIETANIEMI ETELÄINEN HESPERIANKATU 2. GARDENIA MECHELININKATU 28. Kruunukirppu & OLKKARI Tivolitie 10 2 Koetilantie 1 BEACH ETU-TÖÖLÖ KRUUNUNHAKA (flea market) Mariankatu 12 36. Lelukauppa TINGELING KAISANIEMI 29. Lautapelit.FI (games) (toys) Yrjönkatu 34 PARK 3. HARD ROCK CAFE HELSINKI ANKATU MARIANKATU Kamppi Shopping Centre, 3rd floor 37. VEKARAKIRPPIS UNIONINKATU LIIS 3 Aleksanterinkatu 21 TA N A OHJOISR P 22 30. Marimekko KIDS (flea market) Intiankatu 20 HELSINKI Zoo (clothing) Mikonkatu 2 D TERVASAARI 44. HELSINKI Zoo HIETANIEMENKATU 63 4 31. MOOMIN SHOP SHOPPING CENTRES Mustikkamaanpolku 12 7 Forum Shopping Centre, 2nd floor FOR teenagers: RAilwAY SQUARE NATURAL HISTORY 32. Polarn O. PYRET (clothing) Forum MUSEUM 64 28 55. HELSINKI Playground ARKADIANKATU Kamppi Shopping Centre, 3rd floor ITÄKESKUS Jaffa STATION, Hakaniementori KAMPPI KAIVOKATU61 sisu KLUUVI SENATE SQUARE 6. LinnanmÄKI AMUSEMENT PARK KAMPPI BUS STATION 34 voima 6 Tivolikuja 1 29 1 CITY TOUR 31 3 ALEKSANTERINKATU 32 44 62 7. Natural History MUSEUM ETELÄINENKAMPP RAUTATI IENKATU 42 30 43 i 7 Pohjoinen Rautatiekatu 13 39 ANADI MARKET SQUARE POHJOISESPL 9 47 ETELÄESPLANADI CAFÉS AND RESTAURANTS 8. Rastila CAMPING HELSINKI ANN KAN royal LINE A 8 ANKATU V KATAJANOKKA Karavaanikatu 4 16 AKATU ANKATU 24 38. Alppila CHurcH CAFÉ 45. PICNIC (Throughout town, 9. Royal LINE 65 Kotkankatu 2, Linnanmäki stop www.picnic.fi) 9 KALEV Kauppatori AHDENKATU 33 39. Annantalo CAFÉ 46. CAFÉ Piritta, Tokoinranta, L TINKATU AIV RUOHOL Annankatu 30 Eläintarhantie 12 10. SEA LIFE Helsinki ANKATU PORKKAL LÖNNRO ASILL 40. CAFÉ Bergga 47. Putte’S BAR AND PIZZA 10 Tivolitie 10 KAARTINKAUPUNKI ARDI KATAJANOKKA KAS KORKEA Viides Linja 14 (Karhupuisto) Kalevankatu 6 ANKATU TERMINAL BULEV UUDENMAANKATU 11. Sokos Hotels (see locations on ARMINKATU 41. CAFÉ CHAPMAN 48. CAFÉ RegatTA 11 www.sokoshotels.fi) 67 RUOHOLAHTI Suomenlinna Merikannontie 10 20 VUORENKATU 2 42. Hesburger 49. Restaurant SILVOPLEE 12. Suomenlinna Stockmann Department Store, Toinen Linja 7 12 3 OLYMPIC th Note: TERMINAL 6 floor 50. SINISEN HUVilan Attractions PUNAVUORI 43. Restaurant Kiila KAHVila 13. SUPERPARK TEL Kalevankatu 1 Linnunlauluntie 11 13 Valimotie 13, Vantaa MERIMIEHENKATU VUORIMIEHENKATU AKKAKATU 19 44. CAFÉ KIPPO 2,8,13,14,37, ULLANLINNA ÄNKATU Forum Shopping Centre, SEP 14. HEUREKA – THE FINNISH 51,56,57,60 and 68 rd 14 SCIENCE CENTRE 3 floor TEHTAANKATU Kuninkaalantie 7, Vantaa cannot be found on this map as OKATU they are located outside the city T KAivoPUISTO PARK Check out the special offers on the centre. JÄTKÄSAARI other side of the map! EIRA PUIS 15 Tips from WEST 58 Riikka’s TERMINAL blog LET’S GO 61. ATENEUM Art MUSEUM BEST 55. Micropolis Skatepark Kaivokatu 2 Nordenskiöldinkatu 20 BRUNCH! 51. Dylan Bistro HI! TO A 62. HELSINKI CITY MUSEUM SKATE- 56. Kontula INDOOR Skatepark Arabia, Hämeentie 153 B I’m HELPPI! MUSEUM! Sofiankatu 4 The biggest indoor skatepark in 52. CAFÉ Yobot Helsinki’s very LET THE 63. Vintti WORKSHOP, National PARKS Finland! Emännänpolku 1 Runeberginkatu 54 A own mascot 53. Restaurant TÖÖLÖnranta ADVENTURE MUSEUM OF Finland 57. NUORI SUOMI Skatepark Mannerheimintie 34 IN TOWN! Särkiniementie 17, Lauttasaari Helsinginkatu 56 BEGIN! 64. MUSEUM OF Contemporary Art 58. PONKE’S PARK 54. Sandro KIASMA Eiranranta, next to Café Carusel Kolmas Linja 17 Follow US! Mannerheiminaukio 2 59. SÖRNÄINEN/SUVilaHTI Facebook – visithelsinki 65. PÄIVÄLEHTI MUSEUM Sörnäisten rantatie 22 Blog – blog.visithelsinki.fi Ludviginkatu 2–4 60. Valli INDOOR PARK Twitter – twitter.com/visithelsinki Instagram – @visithelsinki 66. TRAM MUSEUM Indoor skateboard and scooter park 12 SUOMENLINNA Töölönkatu 51 A Pälkäneentie 13 B HELSINKI Tourist Information Pohjoisesplanadi 19 67. THeatre MUSEUM Tel. +358 (0)9 3101 3300 Kaapelitehdas [email protected] Tallberginkatu 1 G 41 The “Helsinki for Kids” illustrated map has been produced in cooperation with 68. MUSEUM OF TECHnology partners of the Visit Helsinki family tourism network and ”Riikka’s blog” on Bella-blo- Viikintie 1 git. Most of the tips on this map are Riikka’s own and those recommended by her 69. Sports MUSEUM OF Finland readers. You can find the blog (in Finnish) here: http://riikanblogi.bellablogit.fi/ AND Olympic Stadium Changes possible – all rights reserved. Paavo Nurmen tie 1 POPULAR AVOID THE bunnies HANDY IN SPECIAL OFFERS ISLANDS AND HELP THE SQUIRREL AMONG YOUNG FIND THE NUTS! HELSINKI! THIS SUMMER! Seurasaari is a popular outdoor desti- PEOPLE nation throughout the year. You can follow Suomenlinna is situated Offers valid the path around the pretty recreational just 15 minutes by ferry island and feed the tame squirrels. There 01.05-31.08.2015 (unless otherwise noted) from the Market Square. The is also a swimming beach, kiosk, cafés, a sea fortress is the perfect restaurant, a grilling area and an open- CITY TOUR SIGHTSEEING tours CITY TOUR setting for a family adven- air museum displaying historic wooden FREE PUBLIC transport ture: 6 kilometres of bastion buildings from across Finland. The island is Enjoy a Hop-On Hop-Off sightseeing FOR adult PUSHING A 24-hour Hop-On Hop-Off open year round. To get there from the city tour aboard an open-top red bus and FINNISH walls, 100 cannons, exciting PRAM OR stroller sightseeing tour €20 (norm. €25). HARD ROCK CAFE centre, take Bus 24. The island is connected see more of Helsinki! You can hop on SCIENCE tunnels, museums, cafés (with a child under the age of 6) FREE PUBLIC TRAN- Discount code: Perhe2015. to the mainland by a pretty white bridge. and off as often as you want. CENTRE and restaurants – even a real sport FOR CHILDREN Offer valid 02.05–30.09.2015 www.citytour.fi HEUREKA submarine! Special guided UNDER THE age OF 7 tours are also arranged for PIHlaJasaari is one of the most Public transport timetables: popular recreational islands in Helsinki. Sun GARDENIA ICE BREAKERS at KataJANOKKA children. Suomenlinna is open Reittiopas.fi Free “Secrets of the Plants” map year round, and many of the worshipers can enjoy not only the swim- Experience the colours and smells (norm. €2) for all children with the attractions on the string of ming beach and smooth granite rocks, but CHILDCARE facilities at in the tropical garden! purchase of a family ticket. also a restaurant, grilling areas and sauna. Discount code: sisu islands are open also in win- KAMPPI SHOPPING CENTRE www.gardenia-helsinki.fi There is even a campsite. A ferry operates HELSINKI PIKAMATKA TROPIIKKIIN tertime. The municipal ferry If you are shopping or walking LinnanmÄKI between the island and the mainland from HARD ROCK CAFE HELSINKI from the Market Square also around the city centre and are AMUSEMENT May to September. The crossing from either Eat out at this child-friendly restau- operates year round. looking for tidy childcare faci- Free activity book PARK Merisatama or Ruoholahti takes around 10 lities, don’t worry – in Helsinki rant in the heart of the city where minutes. kids are kept busy with a fun activity for children with the you have plenty to choose from. book! www.hardrockcafe.fi purchase of a meal! On the 3rd floor of the Kamppi MegaZONE laser tag Natural History MUSEUM Lonna is a small island be- Shopping Centre you will find a Salmisaaari Sports Centre, Mustasaari is a popular island FINNISH SCIENCE CENTRE tween the Market Square and large room with space to play, re- Energiakatu 3 among families with its farm animals, CHILDCARE facilities HEUREKA Suomenlinna. Services include lax and breastfeed. Conveniences An interactive nature trail, swimming beach, play- at THE Forum SHOP- Heureka is an interactive exhibition Royal LINE a restaurant and café, which EVENTS include a microwave, children’s exhibition centre ground and café. The island is open from PING CENTRE centre for people of all ages. Discover arcHipelago cruises sells picnic supplies. The JT- LUX HELSINKI toilets, highchairs and tables for June to mid-August. The ferry crossing RESTAURANT DAY - four times a year: There is also a large and tidy for people of all SUPERPARK LIGHT FESTIVAL changing diapers.
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    GLOBAL INNOVATIONS FOR CHILDREN AND YOUTH SUMMIT 9-10 November 2015, Helsinki, Finland Dear Participant of the Global Innovations for Children and Youth Summit! Below you’ll find important information about the Summit and your stay in Helsinki. Location of the Venue The Summit is held on 9-10 November 2015, in Finlandia Hall, Helsinki. The Finlandia Hall is a 10 minutes’ walk from downtown Helsinki, the main Railway Station and Central Bus Station as well as Kamppi Bus Station. The Hall can also be easily accessed by public transport. Trams number 4, 7A, 7B and 10 stop right in front of the Hall (National Museum stop). The main entrances are at doors M4 and K4. The address of Finlandia Hall is Mannerheimintie 13. Detailed information about how to get to the Finlandia Hall can be found here: https://finlandiatalo.fi/en/are-you-a-visitor/how-to-get-here On Site Registration Registration opens at 8 AM on Monday 9 November at the Finlandia Hall. Please take your ID document with you. Summit Agenda Monday 9 November Tuesday 10 November 8:00 – 9:00 Registration and Coffee 9:00 – 10:30 Keynote 9:00 – 11:00 Opening, Welcoming remarks and Keynote 10:30 – 11:00 Keynote 11:30 – 12:45 Midi-Plenaries 11:30 – 13:00 Midi-Plenaries 12:45 – 13.45 Lunch 13:00 – 14:00 Lunch 13:45 – 15:00 Midi-Plenaries 14:00 – 15:30 Midi-Plenaries 15:30 – 17:00 Mini-Plenaries 16:00 – 16:30 Closing Keynote 17:30 – 19:30 Evening Reception at the Government Banquet Hall Evening reception Monday 9 November 17:30 – 19:30 The Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland will welcome all Summit participants to the evening reception at the Government Banquet Hall “Smolna”.
  • Christmas and New Year.2019

    Christmas and New Year.2019

    OPENING HOURS Mon Tue Wed Thurs Tue Wed Mon CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR 2019 23.12. 24.12. 25.12. 26.12. 31.12. 1.1. 6.1. ART MUSEUMS Amos Rex - - - 11-17 - - 11-18 Ateneum Art Museum - - - 10-17 10-17 - - Didrichsen Art Museum - - - 11-18 11-18 11-18 - Free entry 26.-29.12. Gallen-Kallela museum - - 11-17 11-17 11-16 11-17 11-17 HAM – Helsinki Art Museum (Tennispalace) - - - 11-19 11-17 - - Kunsthalle Helsinki - - - 11-17 - - - Kiasma, Contemporary Art Museum - - - 10-17 10-17 - - WeeGee building + EMMA – Espoo museum of - - - 11-17 - - - modern art Sinebrychoff Art Museum - - - 10-17 10-17 10-17 - HISTORICAL MUSEUMS Helsinki City Museums: -Helsinki City Museum - - - - 11-15 - - -Hakasalmi Villa - - - - 11-15 - - -Tram Museum - - - - 11-15 - - -Burgher’s House - - - - - - 11-17 Mannerheim museum - - - - - - - National Museum of Finland - - - 11-18 11-18 - - Urho Kekkonen Museum, Tamminiemi - - - - - - - CABLE FACTORY Hotel and Restaurant Museum - - - - - - - Theatre Museum - - - - - - - Finnish Museum of Photography - - - - - - - OTHER MUSEUMS Alvar Aalto Studio (Riihitie 20), only open for guided tours - - - 11.30 11.30 11.30 - House (Tiilimäki 20), only open for guided tours - - - 13 13 13, 14, 15 13, 14, 15 Design Museum - - - - 11-15 - - Lab & Design Museum Arabia - - - - - - - Iittala & Arabia Design Centre Store 10-20 10-13 - - 10-18 - 10-16 Helsinki University Museum - - - - - - - Closed 23.12.2019-6.1.2020 Natural History Museum - - - - - - - Helsinki Observatory - - - - - - - Päivälehti-press museum 11-17 - - - 11-17 - 11-17 Seurasaari Open Air Museum opens - - - - - - 15.5.2019 Museum of Finnish Architecture - - - - 11-16 - - Sports Museum of Finland opens in - - - - - - 2020 Museum of Technology - - - - - - - Helsinki Tourist Information, Helsinki Marketing 12/2019 Helsinki Marketing is not responsible for any changes OPENING HOURS Mon Tue Wed Thurs Tue Wed Mon CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR 2019 23.12.
  • Uusi Kaava –Podcastin Neljännen Jakson Litterointi

    Uusi Kaava –Podcastin Neljännen Jakson Litterointi

    Uusi kaava –podcastin neljännen jakson litterointi Äänitteen nimi: Uusi Kaava e04 master3.mp3 Äänitteen kesto: 00:42:32 Asiakas: [email protected] Merkkien selitykset: [?] = sanan kirjoitusasusta ei voi olla täysin varma, mutta merkitys on ainakin sinne päin. Sanan äänityskohta merkitään tekstiin ylös esim. [sana? 00:15:44] [??] = sanasta ei voinut saada selvää, joten se on täysin epävarma tai sitä ei voitu kirjata ylös lainkaan. Sanan äänityskohta merkitään tekstiin ylös esim. [?? 00:15:44] [tekstiä] = äänet tai litteroimatta jätetyt kohdat merkitään tekstiin hakasulkeisiin, esim. [naurahtaa] tai [haastattelu keskeytyy hetkeksi, kun haastateltava vastaa puhelimeen] Äänite alkaa Jussi Ukkonen [00:00:03]: Kaavaprosessissa usein korostuu sitten kuitenkin juuri ne liito-oravat ja sellaiset, koska ne ovat sellaisia niin sanottuja kovia luontoarvoja. Eli niiden avulla voi vääntää kättä. Ja se sotkee myös ihmisten ajattelua, koska myös mediassa uutisoidaan aika dramaattisesti usein, että nyt sieltä on löytynyt jotain eläintä. Ja tavallaan kuitenkin ihmisiä oikeasti kiinnostaa se, että mitä he voisivat itse puuhailla siellä. Musiikkia [00:00:25]: Ida Kukkapuro [00:00:47]: Tämä on Uusi kaava, Ympäristöministeriön podcast asumisesta. Tässä jaksossa me puhumme vain ja ainoastaan asumisesta kaupungeissa, siitä miten kaupunkeja tehdään, kenelle niitä tehdään ja mikä ylipäätään on hyvä kaupunki. Varmaan jokaisella on kaupunkisuunnittelusta joku mielipide, mutta mitä sen lainalaisuuksista olisi sitten hyvä ymmärtää? Minä olen toimittaja Ida Kukkapuro ja olen asunut koko lapsuuteni kylämäisissä olosuhteissa metsän laidalla, nuorena luullut olevani todella urbaani ja haluavani aina asua kaupungin sykkeessä ja nyt perheellisenä löytänyt melko täydellisen kompromissin lähiöstä. Seuranani on maankäytön suunnittelun professori ja ympäristöpsykologi Marketta Kyttä. Ja Jussi Ukkonen, kaavoja valmisteleva arkkitehti Helsingin kaupunkiympäristön toimialalta ja myös fellow-podcastaaja Ajatuksia kaupungista -arkkitehtuuripodista.