Kalasatama and Jätkäsaari, once bustling ports and industrial hubs, are now flourishing into vibrant and modern neighborhoods under Helsinki’s visionary transformation in the 2010s. By the 2030s, these areas will become homes to over 25,000 residents! Curious about the secrets to crafting sustainable neighborhoods? Join us and discover more!

Come to uncover the secret of the Olympic Stadium, a magnificent combination of captivating sports history and enchanting functionalism! It can proudly boast of esteemed honors and awards, such as Steel Building of the Year, the Architecture Finlandia, and the benches have been awarded the Wood Award. Only on a guided tour can you explore the renovated underground facilities, where you will see the running tunnel and the Honor Corridor used by world stars.

Citius, Altius, Fortius – Faster, Higher, Stronger – Together! Come, unite with me in embracing the exhilarating spirit of the Stadium.

A class trip to Helsinki? What to do in Helsinki? A program designed for school groups and Erasmus students. Are you in search of activity recommendations in Helsinki this spring?

Do you wonder what to do and what to see in Helsinki in a short time? Please join my guided private city sightseeing tour and save your time from browsing Internet for hours! I will show you most important Helsinki attractions and tell you more about from Finland, happiest country of the world, and its lovely capital Helsinki which is also depicted as “Daughter of the Baltic” and “White city of the North”.

Come and immerse yourself in the enchanting tale of Suomenlinna, a 277-year-old sea fortress, a bastion of strength that has played a pivotal role in every major war and milestone in Finnish history.

Come with me to find out for yourself!

No one knows exactly how many saunas there are in Finland – but there are many! It is estimated that there are about 2.7 to 3.2 million. Come with me to the sauna and at the same time get to know Finnish sauna culture and sauna etiquette. Is it allowed to ‘throw a hundred liters of water on the stove and then compete’ in the sauna?

Do you know how Oodi became Oodi? A living room for the people of Helsinki and visitors from all over the world, a place to learn, and of course, the best public library in the world! Why do Oodi’s windows look like snowfall? The building looks just like a ship. What can you do at Oodi? Join me on a journey to discover!