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Built during the Russian rule as a Bulevardi The Boulevard is known for cafés and art galleries. Visit Fredrikinkatu district 1 tribute to Czar Nicholas I. Open from 9:00, times vary. Free Entrance. Take a break in one 11 for unique and exclusive shopping. of the many cozy cafés in the area and shop for Finnish Handicrafts and Souvenirs. Kamppi Tennispalatsi (Tennis Palace) Art Museum, Kamppi Shopping Centre, Natural Havis Amanda Famous statue sculpted in 1906. Visit the Old Market Hall and 12 History Museum. 2 SkyWheel Helsinki and experience the ultimate Sightseeing ride at Flytour XD. Take JT-Line Ferry to Suomenlinna. Shop for unique Jewelry and Design. Rock Church Discover the most unique church in Finland, built into the Bedrock. 13 Explore the impressive interior. Open from 10:00, times vary. Entrance fee 3€. Olympia Terminal/Mannerheim Museum Ferries to Stockholm - terminal built 3 for the 1952 Olympics. Museum dedicated to Gustaf Mannerheim, Marshal of Finland. Sibelius Monument An impressive stainless steel monument dedicated to the 14 world famous composer Jean Sibelius. Free entrance. Enjoy a cup of coffee and traditional Kaivopuisto Park Take a walk in beautiful Kaivopuisto Park - Popular picnic spot cinnamon Bun in the countryside style Café Regatta by the seaside. 4 for locals. Take a stroll up to the Observatory hill and enjoy the spectacular sea view. Olympic Stadium Take a picture of the Olympic Stadium. The Stadium is closed Compass Square Stroll along the beautiful waterfront of Eira and enjoy a refreshing ice 15 for renovations. Visit the Helsinki Tram Museum at the Tram Depot. 5 cream by the seaside. SeaLife/Linnanmäki Visit Sea Life Helsinki and Linnanmäki Amusement Park. Eira Beautiful neighborhood with jugend style houses and embassies. Visit popular and 16 Take a stroll along the shores of Töölö Bay. Visit Helsinki City Botanic Garden. 6 elegant Café Carusel. Parliament/National Museum The Parliament of Finland. Explore the history Hernesaari Cruise Terminal A docking point for international cruise ships. Operated in 17 of Finland at the National Museum. Visit the Helsinki Music Centre. 7 connection with specific cruise ships. City Centre/Lasipalatsi A good spot for shopping - Sokos Department Store and Forum Hernesaari Bay offers Cafe’s, Restaurants, Terraces, and traditional Finnish Sauna The 18 Shopping Centre. Visit Hard Rock Cafe Helsinki. 8 Löyly with unique architecture. Swedish Theatre Visit Stockmann Department Store and shop for Finnish Design Melkki Cruise Terminal Another docking point for international cruise ships. 19 in the Esplanade shopping street. Short walking distance to Design Museum Helsinki. 9 Operated in connection with specific cruise ships. Esplanade Park/Market Square Stroll along historical Esplanade and take the Original Charming flea market at the Hietalahti Hietalahti Flea Market/Market Hall 20 Helsinki Sightseeing Cruise from Market Square to see the beautiful archipelago (1½ h). 10 Market Square and traditional covered food market..
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