Helsinki - Helsinki 7 day trip

A relatively young city, the Finnish capital commands the Baltic Sea with its diverse architectural landscape and a rich culture.

Escape the city in this beautiful green park, which consists of lightly maintained woodland and gravel paths.

The biggest zoo in the country features a fine collection of big cats, including their famous snow leopards, born in the zoo.

Enjoy this center's eclectic mix of 19C-20C landmarks, all creatively woven together with squares and parks perfect for people-watching.

A nice park in the heart of the city, perfect for an escape from the bustling streets, featuring a memorial and sports amenities.

This national park is riddled with hiking trails and camping grounds, while picnic areas are nestled among lush forested scenery.

Founded in the 18C against a Russian invasion, this star fortress spans six islands, features a museum, and offers nice picnic spots.

Due to its location near the city center, this sandy beach is very popular, and is known for great volleyball-suited terrain.

Tracing the natural history of the region, this museum exhibits taxidermied animals, fossils, geologic relics, and other such items.

Carved into an enormous rock, this unique church doubles as a performance hall, given its excellent acoustics.

Located in the heart of the city, this lovely parkland is perfect for an afternoon stroll, or for a respite from your city wandering.

Finland's favorite amusement park features 40 exhilarating rides, open-air performances, arcades, and other fun activities.

This immense square is surrounded by superb 19C Neoclassical buildings, including a governmental building, a cathedral, and a university.

Located on the busy seafront, this square is an exciting spectacle where shopping, dining, and people-watching are indulged by all.

Dating to the 18C, the lovely Kaisaniemi gardens boast an elegant greenhouse, as well as over 3,000 plant and flower species.

Located on a tranquil island and nestled amid lush nature, this open air museum preserves Finnish architecture spanning the past 400 years.

Founded in the 14C, Turku is the oldest city in Finland. With an active port, its history, culture, and trade continue to thrive.

Set majestically on the Aura River, this 13C castle boasts superb medieval artifacts and a museum that is the most visited in Finland.

Step into the lively historic district, where almost any time of year a concert, market, festival, or some other event is occurring.

Several original 19C buildings and workshops make up this open-air museum, where fascinating crafts and trades are demonstrated.

Nicely blending the old with the new, this museum exhibits preserved city sections from medieval times as well as contemporary art.

In southeast Finland, the sea is dotted with thousands of islands. Visit the tiny isles and their villages to see their beauty.

Visit the world of the delightful Moomins in this fun theme park, offering replicated character's houses and fun performances.

This indoor market has operated since the 19C, offering an array of local produce and an authentic atmosphere.

Although small, this attractive museum displays excellent Finnish artworks, including some by Gallen-Kallela, Westerholm, and more.

Dedicated to the Finnish artist Aaltonen, this modern building beautifully displays his many paintings and sculptures.

This important 13C cathedral has since been greatly expanded, now boasting elaborate interior and ancient eerie tombs.

A unique combination of old and new, this medieval Finnish town is home to several excellent historic and modern attractions.

The medieval Pori celebrates its port heritage, trade history, and cultural roots, that culminate in its annual jazz festival.

Established in the 15C, Rauma has deep maritime roots. The city is both historic and modern, with many outdoor activities.

Famous for its limestone industry, Pargas is also home to beautiful architecture and local history museum.

Established in the 15C, Rauma has deep maritime roots. The city is both historic and modern, with many outdoor activities.

Widely recognized for its well-preserved picturesque architecture, the central streets of this town are a delight to explore.

Dedicated to the local maritime history, this interesting museum is housed in the beautiful former Maritime School.

Visit the world of the delightful Moomins in this fun theme park, offering replicated character's houses and fun performances.

In southeast Finland, the sea is dotted with thousands of islands. Visit the tiny isles and their villages to see their beauty.

A unique combination of old and new, this medieval Finnish town is home to several excellent historic and modern attractions.

Founded in the 14C, Turku is the oldest city in Finland. With an active port, its history, culture, and trade continue to thrive.