Helsinki Sights

  1. Suomenlinna Museum

    In the same building is the illuminating Suomenlinna Museum , covering the island's history.

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  2. Temppeliaukio Church

    Temppeliaukio Church (Church in the Rock), designed in 1969, remains a foremost Helsinki attraction. Hewn into solid rock, the church features a stunning 24m (78ft) diameter roof covered in 22km (13.6mi) of copper stripping. There are regular concerts and a service in English at on Sundays.

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  3. Theatre Museum

    The Theatre Museum , exploring the history of Finnish theatre. Take tram No 8 or the metro to Ruolahti (about 500m away).

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  4. Urho Kekkonen Museum

    Near the bridge that connects Seurasaari with the mainland, the Urho Kekkonen museum was the presidential residence for 30 years. Built in 1904, it housed three presidents, including Mannerheim and Urho Kekkonen, and now shows off Finnish history and art exhibitions. For the museum and Seurasaari island, take bus No 24 from central Helsinki, or tram No 4 and walk.

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