Helsinki Travel Guide
A quick guide for what to do and where to eat in Helsinki, Finland.
Accommodations:
Nestled in the heart of Helsinki, Hotel St. George effortlessly blends timeless elegance with modern luxury. This historic hotel, with its captivating architecture, offers a refined retreat for discerning travelers. Immerse yourself in the sophisticated ambiance, enjoy exquisite dining, and unwind in plush accommodations adorned with tasteful decor. Hotel St. George is not just a place to stay; it's an experience that captures the essence of Helsinki's rich cultural heritage.
A true icon of luxury in Helsinki, Hotel Kamp exudes opulence and charm. Situated in the vibrant city center, this five-star hotel seamlessly combines classical grandeur with contemporary comforts. Indulge in the epitome of Finnish hospitality, savor gourmet cuisine at the renowned Brasserie Kämp, and experience unparalleled elegance in every detail. Hotel Kamp is more than a stay; it's a journey into the refined side of Helsinki's cosmopolitan allure.
Discover a hidden gem in the heart of Helsinki with Mestari Hotel. This boutique accommodation offers a unique blend of modern design and local charm, creating a cozy and inviting atmosphere. Perfectly located for exploring the city's attractions, Mestari Hotel provides a personalized experience, with attention to detail in every aspect. Whether you're a business traveler or a tourist seeking authenticity, Mestari Hotel promises a memorable stay that reflects the true spirit of Helsinki.
To Do:
Senate Square
Helsinki Cathedral and Government Palace
Visit Uspenski Cathedral
Walking distance from the port and senate square
Old Market Hall
Many secondhand stores now
Visit a sauna
Kulttuurisauna, Allas Sea pool, Loyly sauna at Hernesaari
Boat ride to Sveaborg and Suomenlinna
Canal Cruise
Probably better in summer
Rock Church
Temppeliaukion
Take the tram for a city tour
Nuuksio National Park
Suomenlinna Sea Fortress
Allas Sea Pool
Take a sauna, eat
Loyly
Take a sauna, eat, book early
Kaivopuisto Park
To Eat:
Epic food hall.
Banana bread and almond croissant are apparently the things to get.
A build your own brunch style restaurant.
Not same as in NYC but just as delicious.
Famous Finnish dessert/chocolate.
Lakeside café with cinnamon buns and coffee.
Traditional Finnish with a view of the cathedral.
Vegan and non-vegan options.
Located just under the St. George Hotel.
""Surprise"" tasting menu.
Health food store with anything your healthy heart desires.
Ravintola Nokka
Emphasizes local and organic ingredients in their modern Finnish cuisine.
Ravintola Kuu
A classic Finnish restaurant with a cozy atmosphere.
Ravintola Sea Horse
A historic restaurant known for its classic Finnish dishes.
Juuri
Focuses on Finnish tapas-style dishes using locally sourced ingredients.
