The large market that works every weekend on the central square of Helsinki is well-known beyond the borders of the city. However, the old roofed market of Wanha Kauppahalli is often neglected by travelers. The structure of the market is very unusual – one can see beautiful wooden stands with fruit and vegetables, with compact cafes open opposite to them. These cafes are the reason why experienced travelers visit the market as they are among the few places where it’s possible to try classic national delicacies – fish, local cheese, best sorts of beer, and real homemade baking. If you visit this amazing place, don’t forget to try sandwiches with shrimps and caviar, while sweet tooth travelers are recommended to purchase a jar of blueberry jam, maybe even more than one jar – you will not be disappointed.
The locals are very hospitable, but they are distinguished by a certain restraint in communication. Great nature is considered the main wealth of their country. In the minds of local people … Open
Senate Square remains one of the main points of interest in the city. The square is surrounded by beautiful buildings, the majority of which were built in the first half of the 19th century. … Open
Many people who walk in the most famous park of Helsinki, Esplanadin, have no idea about an amazing place of interest that is right under their feet. Several years ago Helsingin Energia Company started building the new district cooling system underground. The system is expected to be finished in 2015, so very soon the large cave will be filled with water, but as of now visitors can go down and walk in winding tunnels. The atmosphere in the cave is quite mysterious and it is skillfully decorated with artistic lighting.
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