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Helsinki is cool and intriguing. The Finnish capital is dominated by a dramatic coastline, cold weather and modernist architecture. Let its offbeat charm wash over you: wander the wide streets, explore its mix of neoclassical and modern buildings and gaze out across the choppy Baltic Sea. Explore the city’s design heritage and browse handmade gifts in its creative quarter.
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Helsinki Cathedral
Ice skating, Helsinki
Market Square, Helsinki
Old Port Pier, Helsinki
Suomenlinna Military Fortress
Morning frost in Helsinki
Uspenski Cathedral, Helsinki
Helsinki
Helsinki
Named World Design Capital in 2012, this contemporary and cool city has been home to many iconic designers. Take a trip to the city’s Design Museum to see Finnish work alongside that of great designers from across the globe, including Sir Terence Conran of Habitat fame.
Helsinki is famed for street fashion, contemporary design and bespoke handmade jewellery. Head to the Design District to see some of the city’s best creatives at work. This hub of shops and studios is run by 200 of the city’s most promising young designers, some of whom are already internationally renowned. You could while away an entire afternoon wandering around the hub’s home decor stores, clothes shops, jewellery makers and antiques dealers.
Ice skating is weaved into Helsinki’s history. Lace up a pair of skates and feel the exhilaration of skating on the ice in the open-air at one of the city’s seven outdoor rinks. When you need a break, warm up with a coffee in one of the city’s cosy cafes. Finnish folk have learned to wrap themselves up against the biting winters – and their coffee shops are designed with this in mind. Expect chairs that swallow you up, interiors that captivate and coffee and cake that warm your soul.
Finnish food is all about using the best local ingredients to create simple, hearty food designed to warm bellies on cold days. Expect stews made with reindeer, potatoes and vegetables; or soups of leek and potato made luxurious with freshly caught local salmon. Then mop up your bowl with some freshly cut rye bread, or perhaps a potato flatbread.
Suomenlinna is a military fortress built on a close network of islands off the coast of Helsinki. Built to defend the coast of Finland in the eighteenth century, the fortress is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the city’s top visitor attractions. Wander from one island to another on the bridges, and lose yourself to the crumbling military ruins.