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Helsingin Matkailuneuvonta, Helsinki Marketing 11/2018 Helsinki Marketing Ei Vastaa Mahdollisista Muutoksista AUKIOLOAJAT ITSENÄISYYSPÄIVÄNÄ 2018 TO MUITA MUSEOITA TO 6.12. 6.12. - Iittala & Arabia Design Centre - TAIDEMUSEOITA - Iittala & Arabia Design Centre Store - - Amos Rex - - Alvar Aallon ateljee - - Ateneumin taidemuseo 10-17 - Alvar Aallon kotitalo - - Designmuseo - - Didrichsenin taidemuseo - Luonnontieteellinen museo - Opastettu kierros suomeksi klo 13 11-18 - Suomen Pankin rahamuseo - - EMMA, Espoon modernin taiteen museo + Wee - Arkkitehtuurimuseo - Gee-talo - - Tekniikan museo - - Gallen-Kallelan museo 11-17 NÄHTÄVYYSKOHTEITA - Halosenniemi (Tuusula) 12-17 - Eduskuntatalo - - Finlandia-talo - -HAM – Helsingin taidemuseo (Tennispalatsi) - -Flytour 10-18 - Helsingin Taidehalli - - Heureka 10-18 10-17 - Kiasma, Nykytaiteen museo - Jääpuisto, luistelurata (Rautatientori) 10-21 - Sinebrychoffin taidemuseo 11-17 - Kasvitieteellinen puutarha HISTORIALLISIA MUSEOITA Kaisaniemi * kasvihuoneet - - Helsingin kaupunginmuseo - * ulkopuutarha - - Hakasalmen huvila - - Korkeasaaren eläintarha 10-16 - Ratikkamuseo - -Luontokeskus Haltia (Espoo) 10-17 - Ruiskumestarin talo - - Musiikkitalo 15 - Suomen Kansallismuseo 11-18 * RSO Itsenäisyyspäivän juhlakonsertti -Oodi - Helsingin keskustakirjasto 10-18 11-16 - Mannerheim-museo Avajaiset! Lisää tietoa: www.oodihelsinki.fi - Tamminiemi - - SEA LIFE Helsinki 10-17 - KAAPELITEHDAS - Serenan vesipuisto - Stadionin torni, avataan 2019 Avataan - Teatterimuseo - 2019 - Hotelli- ja ravintolamuseo - - Talvipuutarha 12-16 10-18 - Suomen valokuvataiteen museo - - Tropicario-trooppinen eläintalo Helsingin matkailuneuvonta, Helsinki Marketing 11/2018 Helsinki Marketing ei vastaa mahdollisista muutoksista TO 6.12. OPASTETUT KIERROKSET TO 6.12. Suomenlinna Happy Guide Helsinki Walking tours: On request - Suomenlinnan matkailuneuvonta - www.happyguidehelsinki.com - Suomenlinna-museo 10.30-16.30 Go Tours Helsinki On request - Lelumuseo 11-16 www.gotourshelsinki.com - Sotamuseon Maneesi 11-18 Fox Trail city adventure - Suomenlinnan kirkko 12-16 Louhi trail available: www.foxtrail.fi 10-18 - Viaporin Deli & Café 11-18 - Strömma Finland - Bastion Bistro 12-18 - Panorama Sightseeing Audio Tour, 11-12.45 - Suomenlinnakeskuksen kahvila 10.30-16.30 lähtö: Esplanadin puisto (Fabianinkatu) - Café Silo - Liput lähtöpaikalta tai verkkokaupasta - Ravintola Susisaaren ruokala 11-21.30 www.stromma.fi - Ravintola Panimo Tilauksesta - Cafe’ Samovarbar 11-16 KAUPPAKESKUKSIA - Cafe’ Vanille 12-16 Kamppi 12-18 Lisätietoa: www.suomenlinna.fi INFOPISTEITÄ: KIRKOT (HUOM! kirkot avoinna paitsi jos kirkollisia - Helsingin matkailuneuvonta: toimituksia; muutokset mahd.) Päärautatieasema, VR:n lipunmyyntihalli 10-16 - Temppeliaukion kirkko 11:30-13,16- Kaivokatu 1 16:30 - Tuomiokirkko 14-18 Lisätietoa: www.myhelsinki.fi -Uspenskin katedraali klo 9 - Seudullinen matkailuneuvonta, 10-18 klo 11 Avoinna ainoastaan seuraavina aikoina: Helsinki-Vantaan lentokenttä, tuloaula 2A klo 9.00 liturgia, klo 11.00 itsenäisyyspäivän -Helsinki-info keskustakirjasto Oodissa 10-18 rukouspalvelus SAUNOJA Kotiharjun sauna, Harjutorinkatu 1 - Sauna Hermanni, Hämeentie 63 15-20 Sauna Arla, Kaarlenkatu 15 15-21.30 Löyly, Hernesaarenranta 4 Saunat 13-22 Ravintola 11-23 Allas Sea Pool –Merikylpylä (Katajanokanlaituri 2 A) Kynttiläjooga 10.30-12 Kynttiläinstallaatio 15-21 Itsenäisyyspäivän kimallekatsomo 19-24 Kuusijärvi/Café Kuusijärvi 9-21 KAUPPOJA LAPUAN KANKURIT Store & Studio - Kankurin Tupa 10-18 KAUPPAHALLIT Vanha Kauppahalli - Hakaniemen Kauppahalli - Hietalahden Kauppahalli - Kauppatori - Helsingin matkailuneuvonta, Helsinki Marketing 11/2018 Helsinki Marketing ei vastaa mahdollisista muutoksista RAVINTOLAT/BAARIT TO 6.12. RAVINTOLAT/BAARIT TO 6.12. Roster Helsinki 14-00 Bryggeri (Sofiankatu 2) 12-00 Sandro Kallio 16-22 Goodwin Steak House (Eteläranta 14) 11-23 Sofia Future Farm (Sofiankatu 4C): Sofia Bistro 11-18 Sofia Gastro 18-24 Sofia Teesalonki 8-18 - Sofia Wine Hard Rock Café (Aleksanterinkatu 21) 11-24 Viikinkiravintola Harald (Aleksanterikatu 13-22 Rock Shop 10-23 21) Hotel Katajanokka (Merikasarminkatu 1) Vaelsa Ristorante & Taverna Ravintola 17-22 Ristorante 14-22 Lobby Bar 9- 01.30 Taverna 11-22 Krog Roba (Pieni Roobertinkatu 3) 17-23 Cafe Engel (Aleksanterikatu 26) 10-19 Kämp Brasserie (Pohjoisesplanadi 29) 12-02 Fazer Cafe’ (Kluuvikatu 3) 9-20 La Maison (Tehtaankatu 21) 16-23 Bar Bäkkäri ( Pohjoinen Rautatiekatu 21) 18-04 Lappi Ravintola - Club Capital (Fredrikinkatu 51) 22-05 Ravintola Aino (Pohjoisesplanadi 21) 16-22 DTM (Mannerheimintie 6B) 22-05 Ravintola Aito (Museokatu 29) 15-23 Ravintola Andrea (Lönnrotinkatu 4) 17-23 Ravintola Elite (Eteläinen Hesperiankatu 22) 12-23 Ravintola Juuri (Korkeavuorenkatu 27) Lounas 11.30-14.30 Illallinen 17-23 Ravintola Kuu (Töölönkatu 27) 14-22 Ravintola Macu (Mannerheimintie 50) 12-22.30 Ravintola Meripaviljonki (Säästöpankinranta 3) 16-23 Ravintola Nokka (Kanavaranta 7) 18-24 Ravintola Oiva (Porthaninkatu 5) 11-01 Ravintola Palace (Eteläranta 10) Illallinen 18- Baari avoinna 17-01 Ravintola Saaga (Bulevardi 36) 18-23 Ravintola Salve (Hietalahdenranta 5 C) 12-23 Ravintola Saslik (Neitsytpolku 12) 14-18 Ravintola Savotta (Aleksanterinkatu 22) 16-22 Ravintola Sipuli 13-16 Pöytävaraus tarvitaan Ravintola Stefan’s Steakhouse 15-23 Ravintola Teatteri (Pohjoisesplanadi 2) Teatterin Grilli 18-23 Helsingin matkailuneuvonta, Helsinki Marketing 11/2018 Helsinki Marketing ei vastaa mahdollisista muutoksista .
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