Free 24 hour internet access if you take the small piece of paper (containing user & password) at the reception desk at first floor. Also available from the menu at the TV in the rooms.
Come by bike from center and get the game feever little by little on your way to Arena. Have a pit stop in Ankkapuisto.
Chill's the word. Inside temperature is a constant -5C (23F). It's all made from ice - frozen solid. Guests get a cape and gloves to wear. A complimentary drink is included in the cover charge.
Very nice restaurant, old rustic Finnish countryside building in park-like surroundings.
Should be compulsory for all tourists from abroad to visit. Genuine Finnish atmosphere. The food is superior, too. Nice touch in the service.
Looking for real Buffalo Wings in Helsinki? Then this is your place. Definitely the best BWs in town - based on comprehensive research. ;) Especially the sauce is good and you get plenty of it.
Absolutely the best stuff if you're hung over or are just plain hungry. Burgers are huge.
very good food especially starters-salmon soup and fish roe, service ok, desserts on the menu missing!
Free billiards, free wi-fi. Friendly staff and live music everyday! Highly Recommended!
New Rock disco night on Friday! Good stuff finally in town. More classics will be even better. And please make it K24! Enough of teenagers...
Good place for afterwork beer with your friends. Not my nr1 place but had always jolly time there.
One of the best deals in this price range in Helsinki. Portions are relatively large and the quality is great.
Suomenlinna brewery. All The local beers (4 different) 10 euros (it's 4 x 2dl).
Nice shop with lot's of good gift ideas. Institute of Happiness (www.onnellisuusopisto.fi) was celebrating 1 year's birthday around here.
The most helpful and wonderful crew.Large selection of items, you can find an unbelievable amount of CD's, DVD's, vinyl, t-shirts, etc.Our shelves are filled with both domestic and foreign pop/r 자세히 보기
At the Market Square you can find vegetables to souvenirs. Sip on a coffee and watch the bustle of the square and admire the near departing passenger ships. Maybe decide on a ferry ride to Suomenlinna
Best public building in Helsinki. Buy a book, get a t-shirt, run through the exhibitions, hang out in the bar and terrace. Outside you can listen to urethane & wood, the ultimate Helsinki soundtrack.
Did you know that the world's first GSM call was made here by Finnish prime minister Harri Holkeri July 1, 1991? Call a friend to celebrate over 20 years of GSM calls.
The local university students cap the statue at 5 pm every May 1st. Usually spectacular.
In the summer watch the sunset from the top of Ullanlinnanmäki. In the winter check out the times to go stargazing at the Ursa observatory.
Suomenlinna is the only UNESCO World Heritage site around the Helsinki capital region. Come here for a lovely picnic and enjoy the picturesque surroundings.
Welcome to Finland, the land of a thousand lakes and home of Nokia! Use the free airport Wi-Fi on your phone to connect with friends and family.
