Suomenlinna
Suomenlinna fortress
The grandiose maritime fortress, the beautiful archipelago setting and the lively village atmosphere combine to make Suomenlinna a fascinating destination for outings. You can buy picnic items from the island’s own grocery store, or you can enjoy any number of attractive cafés and restaurants. Ferries to Suomenlinna depart from the Market Square. 
Kaapelitehdas – Cable Factory
The Cable Factory is Finland’s largest cultural centre. “Kaapeli” as it is fondly known hosts exhibitions, fairs, gala evenings, conferences and many other events. It also houses the Restaurant Hima & Sali, the Theatre Museum and the Finnish Museum of Photography.
Address: Tallberginkatu 1,
Market Square
Market square with its stalls
Admire the early morning sunrise as the market slowly reawakens.
Address: Kauppatori
Linnanmäki
Finland’s famous outdoor amusement park will raise a smile on anyone’s face! The classic wooden roller coaster dates back 50 years and is still the most popular ride in the park.
Address: Tivolikuja 1,
Design Museum
The impressive Design Museum presents a permanent exhibition on the main trends of Finnish design, as well as major visiting exhibitions.
Address: Korkeavuorenkatu 23,
Kiasma
Interior of Kiasma museum lobby
The Museum of Contemporary Art Kiasma is a gathering place for the culturally enlightened. Designed by American architect Steven Holl, the building itself is a work of art. In addition to exhibitions, Kiasma also houses the Kiasma Theatre, a café and a bookshop.
Address: Mannerheiminaukio 2,
Ateneum
The prestigious Ateneum Art Museum presents the most extensive art collections in Finland.
Address: Kaivokatu 2,
Mannerheim Museum
The Marshal of Finland, Baron Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim lived in this house from 1924 to 1951. The interior, including the colour schemes and furniture, was decorated by Mannerheim himself. The museum also presents visiting exhibitions. open Fri-Sun.
Address: Kalliolinnantie 14,
