Group tour
max 24 personsWe invite
you to join our sightseeing tour in Helsinki. We will show you the most
important cultural and social highlights of... read more
During this
tour we will show you all highlights of Helsinki by bus. After Helsinki sightseeng
we will explore old town of Porvoo, the second-oldest town in Finland... read more
Meeting with the guide in the port of Helsinki. Despite being the country's capital, Helsinki easily be studied on foot.
Our guide will pick you up at the... read more
Pick up at the port. This panoramic tour of Helsinki is a fast and economical way to meet the Finnish capital. It is organized only for private groups of 29... read more
Taking a 3-hour Helsinki shore excursion by bus you will see the rich architectural heritage of the main city of Finland and the Senate Square. You will pass by Uspensky... read more
Helsinki is the first city of Finland with the practically uninhabited territories of Europe. The city
has a vibrant Jewish community and Orthodox synagogue that located in the historical... read more
During the sightseeing tour we will get to know all of the most famous and impressive places in the centre of Helsinki: the Senate Square, the university and the Lutheran... read more
This fascinating trip to Finland's past includes a ferry ride that will take you through the
magnificent Fortress of the Sea of Suomenlinna.
We will visit... read more
Being called the "Daughter of the Baltic", Helsinki, the capital of Finland, is located on the tip of a peninsula surrounded by an archipelago of 315 islands.
The population of the city is close to half a million and the buildings only have 12 floors, so provincial Helsinki retains an aesthetic, but creative, modern city.
Helsinki became the capital when Finland gained independence from Russia in 1917. The new republic prospered over the years 20 and 30 of the twentieth century, an era when architect Alvar Aalto added the architectural currents of modernism and functionalism to the city. The unique blend of East and West in Helsinki's cultural scene has its maximum representation in the contrast between the simple lines of Finlandia Hall and the rich decoration of the golden dome of the Uspensky Cathedral. The center of the city, designed by German architect Carl Angel, resembles a miniature version of neoclassical St. Petersburg and can be explored easily on foot.