The 50 best parks and gardens in Helsinki

Kasianiemi Park is a large, central park in Helsinki. Unfortunately there are a lot of areas that need improvement and some locations seemed abandoned. On the bright side, there are a lot of green areas, plenty walking and biking paths, and a small playground for children.

Beautiful garden, great place to have a walk. The greenhouse looks gorgeous and maesthetic.

Underrated gem! Not sure about the 'underrated' part, but certainly a gem in the middle of the city. Easy access and enough space with variety of flowers which cannot be seen in Helsinki and in Finland most of the times.

Excellent park for city dwellers. Have lived in Kamppi for many years but it was my first time to walk into this park.

A green oasis in the hot city (and a warm one in the winter if you visit the hothouses). Mid summer displays also hundreds of butterflies and bees swarming in the flowers. The cafeteria offers lunch, cakes, coffees and wine, the terazza sunshine and shade, whichever you prefer. Free entrance to the park, to visit the hothouses you need a ticket.

This park backs onto the Botanic garden and is a lovely inner city small park for walking the dog or riding a bike or a quiet sit and a play spot for children

Great Park, but they are making improvements to it so parts are closed and there is construction.

There are two playgrounds in the park that look lovely, so this would be a great choice if you have young children. It is about a 30 minute bus ride from downtown Helsinki. No cafes near by and I didn't see any public restrooms.

Just stunning!! The centerpiece of this park dedicated to Finland‘s most famous composer is the art sculpture that weighs more than 24 tons. It’s simply gorgeous from any angle. We walked from near Stockmann Department Store, but it’s easy to reach by Uber or bus. Not sure about trams. Definitely a must see in Helsinki.

Sibelius Park is where music, nature and city life meet. The steel monument rises like frozen organ pipes by the sea, while ponds, pines and yachts create a calm setting. Benches, a playground, an ice cream stand and even toilets make it a perfect stop to rest and feel Helsinki’s rhythm

Sibelius Park is one of the most beautiful and inspiring places to visit in Helsinki. Located along the scenic coastline in the Töölö district, it perfectly combines cultural heritage with natural beauty. The park is most famous for the iconic Sibelius Monument, a stunning piece of art dedicated to Finland’s beloved composer Jean Sibelius. Made of hundreds of steel pipes, the monument is both impressive and moving, especially when the wind creates soft tones through it. Beyond the monument, the park itself is a wonderful green space filled with tall birch trees, open lawns, and peaceful walking paths that lead to the sea. The views of the water are breathtaking, and there are plenty of spots to sit and relax while enjoying the fresh air. It’s a popular place for both locals and tourists to picnic, read, or simply soak in the serene atmosphere. For those who enjoy a bit of activity, you can also rent kayaks or bikes nearby, which is a fantastic way to explore the coastline and surrounding areas. On a sunny day, paddling along the bay or cycling through the leafy paths makes for an unforgettable experience. Sibelius Park is more than just a park – it’s a place where nature, culture, and history come together. Whether you come to admire the monument, enjoy the sea breeze, or take a peaceful stroll, it’s a must-visit destination that truly reflects the spirit of Helsinki.

This city is full of history. To understand Finlands past this could be a starting point. Not forgetting it was home to one of the greatest Finnish music composers Sibelius. A day trip is worth it if not spending a night. Boat trip with lunch is also an option.

For a tourist in Helsinki, Sibelius Park is a "must visit" place. The park is actually more than just the famous monument; it is surprisingly big park where there in other end of the park is a fenced dog park, and there in the other end is a playground for children, and there in between some peaceful places to spend one's summer day. But Sibelius Monument is the issue. Full buses of tourists come there to admire the monument, to take pics and, of course, to take selfies. And I don't wonder why. I hadn't seen Sibelius Monument, I think, for decades, and I must say, I was surprised how impressive the monument really is, a true tribute for Finland's best known (and in my opinion the best) composer (ever).

Review: Sibelius Park – A Harmony of Art, Nature, and Tranquility by the Sea Sibelius Park in Helsinki is one of those places that quietly captivates you. Nestled in a peaceful urban area near the shoreline, it beautifully blends the serenity of nature with the artistic soul of the city. 🌲 Scenery and Atmosphere Winding paths, a playful fountain, and the salty sea breeze create a soothing ambiance. A small birch grove adds a touch of Nordic charm, especially when sunlight filters through the leaves. It’s the perfect spot for a leisurely walk, reading a book, or simply unwinding. 🎶 Tribute to Jean Sibelius The park’s centerpiece is the striking monument dedicated to Finnish composer Jean Sibelius, created by artist Eila Hiltunen. Composed of over 600 steel pipes, the sculpture evokes the spirit of Sibelius’s music in an abstract, poetic form. Nearby, a more traditional bust of the composer adds a personal and emotional touch. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 For All Visitors Sibelius Park is welcoming to families, tourists, locals, and even pets. There are gentle trails for children, open spaces for picnics, and benches for quiet reflection. Modern amenities, including accessibility features and contactless services, make the experience even more comfortable. --- 🔚 Final Verdict Sibelius Park isn’t just a green space—it’s a cultural and sensory experience. If you’re visiting Helsinki, it’s well worth a stop to feel how music, nature, and art come together in a peaceful urban retreat.

Such a beautiful and peaceful place, I'm so sad I didn't have time to visit it fully (had a plane to catch). Will definitely come back and take more time to visit (90-120 mins recommended for a real experience). Most of the actors there are friendly and helpful for explanations. Note that you can access the island for free and see the buildings from the outside, but I'd recommend paying the 13€ fee to see the interiors.

It's a very cute island, and the staff members are very passionate and knowledgeable about Finnish culture and architecture, they also dress up as historic characters of the period. By the way, you only need a ticket of you want to visit the inside of the houses, otherwise you can walk around the island for free and see the exterior for free. If you want to buy the ticket, it's cheaper to buy it online in advance. It's a bit difficult to get there, only bus 24, which is every 30 minutes, otherwise, it takes 10-15 mins to walk through the forest through to the main road, which is relatively flat and easy to walk and follow.

It was €12 per adult and you pay at the entrance. Highly recommend if you want to kill a few hours. Dozens of different buildings and interactive exhibits to see. The walking trails are well maintained and there’s a cafe and gift shop within the park. To get there, cross the white pedestrian bridge from the parking lot.

Lovely half-day experience to escape the city and learn about the history and culture of Finland. Definitely worth a visit and make sure to join a guided tour, they really help bring the park to life.

Well worth a visit. Interesting history and friendly staff. Beautiful park. If you are just looking for a nice walk (not to enter any of the buildings) you can also go into the park for free. The entry fee only needs to be paid if you want to enter certain areas (such as the buildings and some gardens).

Great open air museum. We spent the afternoon walking around the island. The buildings close at 5pm but you can still wander after they are closed. You can buy the Helsinki city tickets which cover the bus and the museum plus lots of other sightseeing admissions.

A nice place to walk around. Will get chances to see cute squirrels and beautiful birds. No need for ticket if you don’t plan to go inside the old buildings.

Ateneum offers a beautiful collection of Finnish art in a stunning historic building. The exhibits are well-curated and inspiring. It was not crowded at all. There is a kid’s corner where they can draw portraits and self portraits. Fun experience! Definitely recommend it!

Really great museum with interesting work and great exhibition design. Some fun interactive things too! Tickets are slightly cheaper if you buy online rather than in person, but the museum has free wifi, so you can easily do it there if you don’t want to plan ahead.

I visited once and was impressed how well was all ordered, by styles, and how different and great art pieces this place offers. Also a very well ordered store with thematic art merchandise, books and souvenirs. The museum itself is a work of art!

Very lucky to visit this museum during the Klimt exhibition. It's not a big museum, but definitely they do collect and exhibit top quality artworks. It's conveniently located across the central station and accessible by several tram lines.

Visited the museum during the weekend and around lunch time. It was empty with no wait time and minimal amounts of people inside. Plenty of time to look and appreciate all of the artwork without being hassles by crowds. Would advise to buy tickets online as there is a discount vs in person.

The way this museum presents its collection is truly unique! You can scan the barcodes and listen to short recordings about certain pieces. There is a studio where you can draw yourself and pin it to the wall. I spent almost two hours more than I planned!

Went in to see the painter Klimt and Vienna painters exhibition - good. The other parts of the museum were not too bad. Again they can make it clearer to get started from the right place.....

The Sibelius Monument is one of the most iconic sights in Helsinki, and definitely worth a visit. Set in a peaceful park, the striking sculpture made of hundreds of steel pipes captures both the spirit of music and the legacy of Finland’s most famous composer. It feels almost like an organ rising out of the rocks. The area around is calm, with trees, walking paths, and benches where you can sit and enjoy the atmosphere. There’s also a smaller bust of Sibelius nearby, which adds a personal touch to the monument. Great spot for photos, especially when the sunlight reflects on the metal pipes. Easily reachable from the city center by tram or bus, and a nice place to take a short walk while enjoying Helsinki’s nature and culture at the same time.

We visited Helsinki and this monument on a guided tour from a P&O cruise ship. The place, like Helsinki, was spotlessly clean and well maintained. Our guide made the experience come alive and I would recommend visiting.

This is a very impressive artwork that you can feel the power and energy from different angles. The foileag in the background match perfectly to this iconic landmark.

Eila Hiltunen was the Artist, the year was 1967 and the Location is in Toolo, Helsinki, Finland. The Sibelius Monument was dedicated to the Finnish composer Jean Sibelius (1865–1957). The sculpture is titled Passio Musicae, which won a competition, organised by the Sibelius Society, following the composer's death in 1957. Hiltunen addressed her critics by adding the face of Sibelius which sits besides the main sculpture. It consists of series of more than 600 hollow steel pipes welded together in a wave-like pattern. The idea was to capture the essence of Sibelius's music. A nice retraction to behold, in this green and colorful park.

I did land here the weekend before wandering to the nearbyish island. The architecture is pretty awesome but there's not much else to do apart from in my experience get gawped at and photographed without my permission. If happening to be walking by then sure but I personally wouldn't go out my massive way to see it

The Sibelius Monument is one of the most unique landmarks in Helsinki. The abstract design, with hundreds of steel pipes forming a wave-like structure, is both artistic and moving — a fitting tribute to Jean Sibelius and his music. The nearby bust of Sibelius adds a nice personal touch. Set in a peaceful park by the water, it’s a great place for photos, a quiet walk, or simply to admire the artistry. Definitely worth a visit if you’re exploring Helsinki’s cultural highlights.

Neat monument for those who like classical music. In a calm, peaceful park. Ice cream and souvenir vendors are nearby. Can be crowded if there are tour groups, but typically no issues.

We had such a fun afternoon at the park, staying from 1 PM all the way until 9 PM because there was just so much to do! 🎢🎡 The attractions are fantastic, with a great mix for all ages—thrills for the adventurous and plenty of fun rides and activities for kids, too. The food was another highlight—tasty, fresh, and with lots of variety to keep everyone happy. Between the rides, the laughs, and the good food, the whole day just flew by. We left with big smiles and can’t wait to come back! 🌟

So far the most interesting palce i have been to. I visited on a fun fare day all ride ticket (iso-huppi) over an overcast and mildly tainy weekend. Then again i haven't been to an alusement park in ages. It's an interesting mix pf classic rides, a historical roller coaster and some extreme modern rides like swingi, kirnu and taiga. There is also a panoramic view ride that lets you see the city from a great height. There is a 'nostalgia' section with classical merry-go-round and other such old school attractions. There's a VR experience ride as well. And of course there are various carnival games as well as arcade games, including toy cranes. Unfortunately the first roller coaster was off limits due to bad weather. Due to the circumstances i had to go alone but i recommend taking a friend along. There's a healthy mix of rides for kids and adults of all ages and dispositions. Heads up: can't ride the ferris qheel unless you are a party of minimum two people.

Wow! What an incredible experience we had at this amusement park! It has so many exciting rides. We visited during the Halloween event, and it was absolutely amazing — everyone had a fantastic time. There’s a ride called Taiga, which is one of the best in Europe! This park is an absolute must-visit in Finland, and if you can time your visit with the Halloween event, it will be an unforgettable blast!

Very nice amusement park with a wide selection of rides and stalls selling everything from food to candy. The park is spacious, well-organized, and clean. Surprisingly short waiting times made the experience even better. Great for all ages!

Visited this park during weekday and surprisingly it is still having lot of people. Probably due to summer holidays. Good selection of rides, clean and well maintained equipment and wide range of food selection. You need to consider kids age before visiting. Not found many rides under 5 years but it’s well worth for the younger ones and kids more than 6 years.

It was a wonderful time ! I had heard lots of good things about Linnanmäki, so I had to check it out ! You can enter the premises for free, and take in the sights and walk around even if you aren't wanting to do any rides at first. If you change your mind at any time, it's extremely easy to buy tickets, either online, at the ticket booths, or in the little eateries dotting the park, as they're all able to offer you tickets. When we went, we ended up going with the 6 tickets bundle for 53€, as we were two people and were interested in three of the rides. However, if you plan to do more rides and spend an entire day, then the wristband for all rides at 53€ might be a better fit. There were a lot of people but it never felt too overwhelming or crowded, and there are a lot of spaces to sit if you want to take a breather. Finally, and following the advice of a Finnish friend, I got one of the waffles, and I would absolutely recommend it ! It was fluffy with the edges just the nice side of crunchy, and it was a great way to top off the day ! :)

Very good place for all ages. Entry is free into the park and has 7 rides which are free for smaller kids. Highly recommend. Open very late and if entering with small kids - don’t use main entrance as free rides are on the other side Linnanmaki.

We visited the botanical garden on a free entry day, and it was packed. It’s great that they offer free access, but with the summer heat and the greenhouse effect, it got uncomfortably hot with so many people around. It would be nice if they had more free days spread throughout the season so that everyone doesn’t end up coming at the same time. Also, while the garden is beautiful and well-maintained, the plant labels could be more informative. Just listing the scientific names in three languages isn’t very engaging. It would be more interesting if they added a few lines about each plant like why it’s part of the collection or what makes it special.

A delightful botanical gem that's particularly splendid on sunny days. The garden offers vibrant blooms and charming hidden corners that reward exploration, all whilst being conveniently accessible for visitors. Photography enthusiasts will find endless opportunities amongst the colourful displays—do bring extra memory cards! For extended visits, sun cream and water are advisable, as the garden's beauty tends to encourage longer stays than initially planned. Families planning to visit with young children may wish to keep a close eye on them, as little ones can be tempted to wander off paths or step on the flowers. A bit of extra supervision can help protect the area and ensure everyone enjoys their time. A thoroughly pleasant destination that offers both tranquil moments and delightful discoveries. Highly recommended for those seeking a peaceful escape into nature's splendour.

A peaceful corner where nature and history intertwine. The Victorian greenhouse looks like something straight out of a vintage sci-fi movie. Among the flowers, you might meet unexpected guests... like the elegant barnacle geese walking around with more style than a runway model. A perfect place to recharge your mind, take stunning photos, and maybe discover that Helsinki hides a tropical soul behind glass walls.

Lovely fairly quiet oasis of beauty in the centre of the city. Free entry but it is worth paying the 12€ fee for access to the greenhouse. There is an interesting collection of world plants with signage in English for all non finish visitors.

Kaisaniemi Botanic Garden is, to be sure, one of the most beautiful and loveliest places in Helsinki. As a young bird watcher I sometimes used to visit there. Especially in autumn the botanic garden was - and still is - a good place to look for interesting birds. But Kaisaniemi Botanic Garden is much more than a bird watching park. In summer time flower beds are glowing in all colours, and when the end of summer comes all colours start to explode. Entrance to the greenhouses of Kaisaniemi Botanic Garden costs 12 euro but it's worth of it. Plants there are from all over the world and the collection is huge. My warm recommendations.

I liked this place. Second time I’m here. It was late in season but sunny and nice day in this well managed botanical garden.

This museum is a many-room greenhouse with the excellent selection of plants from throughout the world. Interestingly, you can find also tropical fruits on the trees. For selected plants, you can also see interesting facts about their life at the tables below them. The staff is very friendly and open if you have any questions.

Nice garden! Didn't get to see inside the greenhouse but I wish I had time to. I was just to late in the evening. But nice to have a stroll through the Rose Garden and chill in the shade

Amazing place to visit and spend time, both in winter and during the summer. You can enjoy the sun on one of the benches next to the alley or experience tropical climate inside the green house, sit down and have a snack. The place is also perfect for photo sessions, both indoor and outdoor, any season. It’s never too crowded here

When I was tired of the cold weather in Helsinki, I was able to rest my body warmly and look at various plants in the greenhouse. Although the interior was small, there were tables and chairs to sit everywhere. However, in the afternoon, the seats were already full, and most of them were Finnish. There are neither cafes nor restaurants nearby, but seeing what everyone is eating, it seems like they can bring food from home.

It's one glasshouse with free entrance and a garden outside, mostly composed of different varieties of roses. Inside there is a more tropical central room with a fish pond and two side rooms with one being desert plants. Very nice atmosphere and a great place to visit if you love plants. Supposed to be open all year, but often closed for maintenance.

So elegant and beautiful rose park nearby Absolute gem during the summer Totally recommend to visit

Tidy place with many different plants. Especially impressive part with cactuses and huge "house plants". Also, there is a beautiful pond with koi fishes and multiple places with tables where you can spend some time in quiet and admire flowers

Cozy small little green house with lots of plants and cactuses. There are some flowers too. Some are particularly beautiful and some are unique. Visited with friends and had a wonderful time! There were even tank tables and chairs for people to take a seat. Unfortunately, the rose garden is closed today. It was a beautiful garden looking from afar. We were surprised that there was a jewellery exhibition too. They were unique and colorful, also meaningful!

Haaga Rhododendron Park – A Blooming Paradise 🤩 Visited Haaga Rhododendron Park today (25th May ) and it was absolutely magical. The flowers were in full bloom, painting the park in stunning shades of pink, purple, and white. Peaceful walkways, fresh air, and nature at its best. A perfect spot to relax, click photos, and soak in spring's beauty. Highly recommended!

This park is a beautiful and colorful place, especially when the flowers are in full bloom. The scenery is absolutely stunning, with vibrant rhododendrons creating a peaceful atmosphere for a walk. Although it was quite crowded, it was still possible to enjoy a calm and relaxing walk through the park. There are also a few small spots nearby to grab something to eat or drink, which is nice after a stroll. The only downside was parking – it was very difficult to find a spot, especially on a busy day like this. I’d recommend taking public transport if possible. Overall, it’s a wonderful place to visit during blooming season and definitely worth seeing at least once!

This park is a hidden gem in Helsinki, especially magical during early June when thousands of rhododendrons and azaleas burst into vibrant bloom. Located near Huopalahti station, it’s easy to reach and free to enter. Wooden walkways and gravel paths guide you through lush floral tunnels beneath tall pines, making it ideal for a peaceful walk or photo session. While peak bloom lasts only a few weeks, the forested park offers a serene escape year-round. A must-visit for nature lovers, photographers, or anyone seeking a quiet green retreat in the city.

Beautiful and calm place especially during summer and spring. Plenty of flowers and there are tracks which can guide you. It's also the site of Helsinki university so they have been taking care of it. Street parking is available right Infront.

Went to Haagan Alppiruusupuisto today (early June). Wow. Just wow. If you hit it right when the rhodies are in full bloom, it's insane. Huge bushes exploding with pink, purple, white, red flowers everywhere you look. Felt like walking through a giant, colourful tunnel in parts. Really unique for Helsinki. It's not a huge park, more like a long, dense stretch along a path, but packed with flowers. Smells amazing too on a warm day. Totally free, easy to get to by bus or tram. The downside aboit is that It gets packed when the blooms peak. Like, seriously crowded on a sunny weekend. And the bloom window is short miss it by a week or two and it's just green bushes. If the rhododendrons are blooming, It's a spectacular, almost overwhelming display. Just try for an early morning or weekday if you can to dodge the biggest crowds. A real hidden gem for those few weeks.

How have I lived here nearly 20 years and not known this is here?😂 Absolutely beautiful! All the bushes are blooming, the birds are singing and the air is filled with the scent of flowers. A lovely place for a walk in summer and today, at least, there were lots of people selling ice cream, sausages snd other types of street food to enjoy. LOTS of people though, and all of them of course stopping to take photos so a bit of queueing walking round the wooden walkways. But that didn't detract from the overall peaceful feeling of the place. Thoroughly recommend a visit if you're here when the rhododendrons are in bloom!

The park is really nice specially in blooming season (first week of June). Full of beautiful flowers that smell great. There are also some tracks to explore inside the park.

Small park full of young people in the summer. Evening sun is a plus, automatic irrogation starting 10 pm is a minus. 😅

When you visit Helsinki, you might stay at one of the hotels or Airbnbs near this park. You may not expect to find such a place within walking distance from your room. Look closely for one of the many entrances that might seem like private property. Just walk in and enjoy moments of quiet and peace in the middle of the city.

Beautiful and quiet park.

There was a skateboard competition, really fun and very good vibes. Park itself is big with some old tower and it looks really nice. Also, there is a place where you can see the sea from the park, that is cool.

Small but beautiful, especially during Autumn. Stunning Colors. You certainly would like to take a walk in this park.

Truly magical especially in Autumn 🍂

Great park for sunshine, drinks and picnicking. Just beware, the sprinklers go off at 11 pm every night.

"The park is great with areas for kids and a dog park, making it a nice place to enjoy nature. However, police horses frequently leave droppings everywhere, and it would be better if this was cleaned up regularly."

The cherry blossom season is beautiful if you come and see it for yourself.

I expected to be better: lots of graffiti, undermaintained, not enough banks.

Sakuras are super beautiful, we were in the end of April there.

Nice park in all the seasons. In summer weekends there is often music till 10 pm, ranging from techno to live bands.

One of the best places in Helsinki to enjoy the summer. Nice grass, flowers and people. A place best for chilling, gossiping, reading books, yoga, and party.

Peaceful and easy accessible by public transportation. Great for picnics, relaxing, or attending free music events during summer.

Helsinki Central Park isn’t a typical park – it’s a vast and beautiful forest filled with old trees. Well-maintained paths and lighting make it perfect for jogging, biking, and hiking. A peaceful escape right in the city, great for nature lovers

We took a bus from the Helsinki metro and discovered this amazing park! There were so many mushrooms, and I recommend leaving the marked trails to explore the woods — you’ll find lots of hidden gems. Make sure the weather is nice, as it took us about three hours to fully explore the area.

Beautiful and a great outdoor walk! Nothing beats fresh air.

Helsinki Central Park – Sunday Morning Bliss 💫 A peaceful Sunday morning stroll through Helsinki Central Park was the perfect start to the day. Fresh air, birdsong, and tall green trees all around. Calm, clean, and full of life — a true city escape right in the heart of nature. Absolutely refreshing 👣!

Amazing piece of ancient forest close to center of the city. You can walk or cycle through it. There's a horse riding possibility there as well. Forest itself is absolutely beautiful. You can find deers, rabbits and other small wild animals there, and you can pick mushrooms and berries.

Keskuspuisto is a true gem for anyone who loves nature and outdoor activities. The trails are well-maintained and perfect for walking, jogging, or cycling. Whether you're looking for a quiet stroll under tall trees or a more active workout in fresh air, this park delivers. Highly recommended for locals and visitors alike who want to recharge in nature without leaving Helsinki.

Nice place to be in touch with nature. With lot of roads and ways in the woods, can be easy to lost yourself if you don’t know the area and like to explore. The green area is connected with others smaller, and you can find some amazing spots. Go always on the right side of the road because beyond pedestrians you can find people biking or using other sports. Don’t forget your gps ;)

Beautiful scenery for the one month when sakura blooms. Quite windy. There are a few vendors selling coffee and ice cream, limited hot food options. Public toilets available.

I visited the cherry blossom park yesterday, and it honestly felt like a breath of fresh air. The trees were in full bloom, and petals floated through the air like soft snow. People were smiling, taking photos, just enjoying the moment. I found a quiet spot under one tree and sat there for a while, it was peaceful, almost healing.

Beautiful cherry blossom park that's still slowly growing into itself, hence four instead of five stars. There is a lovely Japanese style garden hidden further back if you follow the paths! Not many amenities in the area but still a lovely serene moment to enjoy.

We went to the cherry blossom park during the Hanami event and the trees and the event was very beautiful but it was very crowded which made it difficult to see/enjoy everything. The park is beautiful anyway and I love going there.

One of my favorite places in Helsinki, gorgeous place for a hangout, a couple minutes away there's also a Japanese Garden which also has Cherry Blossom trees btw. Annually they have a Hanami Event with Japanese Foods, Snacks and sometimes even performers. An annual must go photoshoot location for sure.

Visited this beautiful cherry park in Helsinki on a weekday—peaceful and not crowded. The cherry blossoms were in full bloom. It's a great spot for a picnic as well.

Loved the park. Visited in summer and cherry trees looked amazing. Few temporary stalls of food and ice cream were also there and also they have the Japanese zen gardens on the other side which are cool too. Must visit in summers bring snacks sit there enjoy the sunlight and the view there. 10 minutes walk from the herttoniemi metro.

Seem like they’re still developing and improving, it’s good already an ample park with variety of playgrounds and gardens.

There are 3 different playgrounds for children of different ages fairly close to each other within the park.

A nice area with different types of toys for kids and its located near a nice and beautiful lake

A lovely spot by the lake, where you feel both the warmth of the sun and the cool breeze at once. The blue sky and peaceful scenery are truly relaxing for the eyes. I was lucky to see a small family of ducks playing in the water, unbothered by my presence. A gentle and calming place to pause and enjoy nature.

Pretty easy child playground parkour, easy to learn, hard to master. My current bert time is 1min00.65 end to end (from first green poll to last green poll), i sadly cant make any more tries. Have fun beating my time.

Amazing space for all ages

Very top park in Helsinki

Large park at seaside. Every 1st of May, thousands of students and alumni gather here to celebrate Vappu

Atop the park there is a nice View that offers a truly impressive view over the approach to Helsinki Harbour. The scenery is the real highlight here – wide, open, and peaceful. Well worth the short walk uphill for the panorama alone.

Park was very walkable. Ocean views, little monuments, cute anti-goose infrastructure. Close to many embassies.

Nice big park in Helsinki. Great place to visit

Kaivopuisto is a famous park not so far from Helsinki centre. Over the past 50 summers it has been place where many bands and artists have had their concerts - for free! Now closed restaurant Kaivohuone, with its almost 200 years history, is legendary, and so are yearly May Day parties when hordes of students with their white graduation caps use to conquer Kaivopuisto - until the police empties the park.

I recently visited Kaivopuisto Park in Helsinki, and it was an absolute gem! The autumn foliage was nothing short of mesmerizing, with vibrant hues of red, orange, and gold painting the entire park. It’s the perfect spot to soak in nature and breathe in crisp, clean air. The scenic views, especially along the waterfront, are breathtaking, offering a peaceful escape from the city buzz. Whether you’re strolling through the tree-lined paths or just sitting on a bench admiring the colorful leaves, the park’s serene vibe is rejuvenating. Highly recommend visiting in the fall for a dose of nature’s beauty and tranquility!

NICE and Cozy place for xhill out

The top-ranked university in Finland. Grand buildings and situated around Senate Square. The school is strong in social sciences (such as Economics and Political Sciences) and sciences such as Medicine. Easily accessible by Train and trams!

The University of Helsinki refuses to engage with staff and students who express legitimate concerns about the university's continued collaboration with Israeli institutions. Leadership suppress emails, refuse to meet with staff, and block peaceful events from being organised on campus. This is not a place worth visiting, or applying to work or study at, if you have a conscience.

Actually I missed all my time to what I was dreamed because of and due to some human's blockades I was faced in life, I want to tell Youngsters Don't miss any chance to complete your dreams in time frame, Life will never give U-turn for Succes! And that success is Education! All the best! 👍 Tariq Mehmood From Pakistan

This university's administration still refuses to adopt an academic boycott of a self-avowed ethno-supremacist, genocidal state that recently declared unjustified war against another nation, all despite many academic employees presenting them with a petition to do so. Finland likes to present itself as a morally enlightened nation, more advanced beyond the barbaric United States, but it comes to the mythological beliefs about Israel, the university's administration is fundamentally as cowardly as its American counterparts.

The University of Helsinki is a top-notch school with a great library! Easy to get lost in the maze of buildings, but worth it for the beautiful campus. Suosittelen!

The University of Helsinki is truly an exceptional institution that stands out for its academic excellence, research innovation, and vibrant student life. As one of the leading universities in Europe, it offers an inspiring environment that fosters learning, critical thinking, and personal development. One of the most impressive aspects of the University of Helsinki is its commitment to high-quality education. The faculty consists of highly knowledgeable and passionate professors who are dedicated to ensuring that students receive the best possible learning experience. Their expertise covers a wide range of disciplines, allowing students to explore diverse academic fields while developing a deep understanding of their chosen subjects. Research at the University of Helsinki is world-class. The university is home to cutting-edge studies that push the boundaries of knowledge and contribute to global advancements. The emphasis on interdisciplinary collaboration allows students and researchers to engage in meaningful projects that have a real impact on society. The university has been at the forefront of scientific discoveries, technological innovations, and social studies that address pressing global challenges. The campus offers a dynamic and inclusive environment. The facilities are modern and well-equipped, providing students with everything they need to excel in their studies. The libraries are rich with resources, offering access to an extensive collection of books, journals, and digital materials. The university also encourages a strong culture of collaboration, with various opportunities to participate in research projects, student organizations, and extracurricular activities. One of the most remarkable things about studying at the University of Helsinki is the sense of community. Students come from all over the world, creating a diverse and enriching cultural atmosphere. The university promotes equality and inclusivity, ensuring that everyone feels welcome and valued. The various student services and support programs help students navigate their academic journey, making sure they receive the assistance they need to succeed. The city of Helsinki itself is a fantastic place to live and study. It offers a high quality of life with a perfect balance between urban life and nature. Students can enjoy world-class museums, cafes, and events while also being surrounded by breathtaking landscapes and outdoor activities. The safe and welcoming atmosphere makes it an ideal destination for students seeking both personal and academic growth. Overall, the University of Helsinki is an outstanding institution that combines tradition with innovation, academic excellence with a supportive environment, and research leadership with global impact. Anyone looking for a high-quality education in a forward-thinking, inclusive, and inspiring university would undoubtedly find it a perfect choice. The experiences and knowledge gained here will leave a lasting impression, shaping students into knowledgeable and capable individuals ready to make a positive difference in the world.

I studied here for 6 years. A good university with high ranking.

A beautiful park in the city center even on a rainy day. There is a small playground for younger children and some historical monuments. Beautiful flowering trees in late spring! The first picture is a monument to those killed by plague in 1708. On today’s visit it was raining but that did not deter a Finnish preschool from having their toddlers play in the park 😁🇫🇮

This cemetery has been changed into a park. It is dotted with gravestones and memorials. During the 1710 plague, victims were buried here. There were lots of benches around the park. The paths were wide and hard surfaced. They were suitable for a wheelchair.

Old Church Park is a peaceful oasis in the heart of Helsinki. With well-kept lawns, old trees, and historic gravestones, it’s perfect for a relaxing stroll, reading, or quiet contemplation. The charming church backdrop adds to the atmosphere, an urban green escape.

Small city park with some play areas and seating areas. This is a nice little bit of green in the city that one can relax and just enjoy the weather (when it is actually nice out and not raining or too cold) there were many people out and about when we walked through.

Old Church Park in Helsinki is a peaceful, green oasis in the heart of the city. With plenty of seating and vibrant flowers in bloom, it’s a pleasant place to rest after a long walk. Locals frequent the park, often walking their dogs, adding a friendly, lively atmosphere. A charming spot to relax and soak in some nature.

Nice central park. Never mind the graves - they are over two hundred years old! =D Really, this is very nice and tidy. Goid for small picnics. You might find students doing their stuff here

Nice park with comfortable benches. Beautiful trees and there might be a public toilet close by but I do not know.

A lovely green space next to Töölö Bay, offering the perfect balance, not too big, not too small. It’s a vibrant spot with plenty of people jogging, biking, and enjoying the outdoors, making it an ideal place for exercise or a leisurely stroll.

Beautiful park. Hesperia Park and Hesperia Esplanade form an impressive green area where there were once factories and private villas beside the Töölönlahti bay. A 2.2-kilometre recreational path circles the bay and is also accessible the entire way by wheelchair.

Hesperianpuisto, with its lush greenery and serene atmosphere, provides a welcome escape from the urban environment of Helsinki. On a sunny day, the park truly comes alive, offering a perfect setting for relaxation, recreation, and enjoying the beauty of nature. The park has walking paths as well boat's for rent, flowerbeds, and the Hesperia Canal. The canal adds a unique charm to the park, and the surrounding trees provide ample shade on warm days.

Incredible views Had a lovely walk in the park in the evening. The fall colours, the setting Sun, the swans and the chill in the air made it a perfect outing! Well laid out path ways and the nice outlook over the water makes it very enjoyable for a walk

Hesperianpuisto is a spacious and well-kept park with wide walking paths, open lawns, and plenty of benches. It’s a popular area for walking, relaxing, or spending time outdoors. The park is surrounded by cultural landmarks like Finlandia Hall and the Opera House, and there’s often something happening nearby. While it’s not quiet, it offers a refreshing break in the middle of the city.

Incredible park with lake not far from the center. Fresh air, trees, small cafes. Quiet place to walk with your partner, for jogging, riding and having sports.

Very nice place to get a breath of fresh air near from downtown

Nice place, easy to see that it's a park near big city.Mostly forest with few hills and rocky elevations, sometimes with a large difference in levels. Unfortunately lots of people, kids and dogs. Trails are very good marked and a little bit demanding.

Its a great trail to hike. Few are moderate ones but you can manage. Provides a great view as well. Parking place available. Make sure you pack bags with food and water because the ravintola is a bit outside.

Well marked routes, good cooking spots with firewood, lot of forest and trails

Beautiful national park. We took the bus 739 to Viirilä and then walked into the forest with no problem, which was quick and easy. The paths are clearly marked and is easy to follow. There are both smaller 3-ish km paths and longer. We also walked on some smaller unmarked paths which was stunning.

Nice place to do recreational activities. Family, friends, colleagues and work activities as well as lovers too. It's time to relax and feel the fresh air and ambiance outside especially this summer. Have fun..

Wonderful natural environment surrounded by tall trees and smell of greenery.

Lovely national park which is close to Helsinki. Mostly get unnoticed because of the popularity of Nuuksio national park. Though it is not as adventures as Nuuksio, it's a lovely place for day trips with family or alone. !! There are several entry and exits, so research the spots you want to visit beforehand. !!

There are deers and badgers living in this forest

(Translated by Google) Great place, an impossible amount of trails, especially if you try to stay on the outdoor trail. But it's a great place and it's possible to experience at least two nature trails: the herpi trail - Finland's only reptile and amphibian trail and the forest nature trail - the first is marked with a green and the second with a spruce on a red background. There are also fireplaces, this time we didn't use them. We accumulated a good 10 kilometers to go around the whole of Uutela. There is also history, for example Rudträsk is a former lake that has been drained. The other is the ruins of the land front from the 1st World War. (Original) Hieno paikka, polkuja mahdoton määrä, varsinkin jos yrittää pysyä ulkoilureitillä. Mutta hieno paikka ja ainakin kaksi luontopolkua on mahdollista kokea: herppipolku - Suomen ainoa matelijoiden ja sammakkoeläinten polku ja metsäluontopolku - ensimmäinen on merkitty vihreällä ja jälkimmäinen punaisella pohjalla olevalla kuusella. Tulipaikkojakin löytyy, tällä kertaa emme niitä käyttäneet. Koko Uutelan kiertämiseen meillä kertyi runsas 10 kilometriä. Historiaakin löytyy, mm Rudträsk on entinen järvi joka on kuivatettu. Toinen on 1. maailmansodan aikaiset maarintaman rauniot.

(Translated by Google) One of the best outdoor areas in eastern Helsinki, including a barbecue shed (Original) Ihan parhaita itäisen Helsingin ulkoilualueita grillikatoskin

(Translated by Google) Absolutely amazing. There are a few barbecue places and they are in lovely places. (Original) Aivan mahtava. Grillipaikkoja on muutama ja ihanissa paikoissa

(Translated by Google) Beautiful scenery, a large dog park, enough parking space and good trails even in winter. And deer 😳 (Original) Upeita maisemia, iso koirapuisto, riittävästi parkkitilaa ja hyvät polut talvellakin. Ja peuroja 😳

(Translated by Google) The hut is open! You can see the dates in more detail on the FB Uutela Kota page. A really friendly and nice housekeeper, thank you (Original) Kota on auki ! Näet tarkemmin FB Uutelan Kota sivulta päivämäärät. Oikein ystävällinen ja mukava kotavahti, kiitos

(Translated by Google) The insect trail in particular is scenically stunning. (Original) Etenkin ötökkäpolku on maisemallisesti upea

Nice place to see while hiking. Man-made caves and war fortifications. Some graffiti was there but yeah a good side quest.

Has become one of my places "to visit" during summer. Not easy to find the cave exactly as there's no marks for that but turn to one of the harsh "unofficial" trial from the main trial and would get there.

Multiple routes for short hikes when there is no snow. Also turns as ski trail when there is snow. Absolute hidden gem near Helsinki.

One of the best places in Helsinki for cross-country skiing in the winter and very nice jogging track for the rest of the year!

30m long cave existed in Helsinki. Check it out 🙂

There is no signs postage to the car park or in the nature preserve. Otherwise absolutely gorgeous hidden gem of Helsinki. Interesting glade woodland plants among WW1 trenches and caves

Great place to spend a few hours walking

Place where the hut owners grow their vegetables and work whole summer. You can have walk by the river.

Nice walkways by the both riversides

Nice place by the river

Amazing

Peaceful area

It's really beautiful place for walk and spend time with partner.

(Translated by Google) A magnificent walking and cycling route amidst the sounds of birds. (Original) Kuş sesleri içerisinde muhteşem bir yürüyüş ve bisiklet rotası.

Really needs a work over on their Web page & ease of finding clear information. Maybe in the translation to English but I don't think so. There last weekend & Hop On Hop Off not working just a single sight seeing bus doing a 90min loop. Think might start in April. Also the associated boat trip is also not running in March. Tickets can be bought on line or from bus driver (our driver was great) or is covered in Helsiki Tourist pass. The trip around was good providing good coverage of the city for the harbour, the beach, rock church, famous architecture, The Olympic precinct & historic centre. Some confusion on pre-recorded commentary as didn't start until after bus was underwater, then was on different channels to that indicated on the bus. Otherwise tour was good. Free wifi on bus & it is OK but not great.

I accidently got a fly about Helsinki City Pass (application) at this address and bought a pass for 48h with only 55euro. Many free activities or discounts, inclucding this tour by bus. Recommended to go on weekdays instead of weekends for less delay with traffic or events. Earphone is given when u get on the bus. Find a seat and plug the earphone to the device above. There are buttons for chanels (different languages) and volumn. The audio is good, but I ended up having 2 tours on 2 different days, one is without the audio to just enjoy the view.

Over priced & not necessary. Unless you can’t walk, or need to see the sights of Helsinki in 90 mins, there’s no need to do this tour. Helsinki is a very walkable city and you’ll see & enjoy it much more on foot. On our hoho tour the driver took a shortcut, missed out the Olympic stadium and Botanic gardens completely. Take a walk instead, it’s kinder on you and your wallet.

The Hop-On, Hop-Off City Tour itself was ok. There was a high-pressure sales to buy the “Helsinki City Pass”. We never used the pass for any of the free items listed, which made for a costly bus tour. The free items were either too far out of the city, not of interest, or closed. We would not recommend the city pass. Do your homework before arriving for the bus trip to see if the city pass will be of any advantage rather than being pressured into a quick sale.

Helsinki is a small place and we were there for 3 days only. What better than a hop on hop off bus. Managed to see parts of the city which we wouldn't have normally.

“Hop on hop off” is a nice way to get to know the big cities around the world. You get a nice overview of the city and are still flexible in moving off the tour and back on. We’ve done those tours in several different countries, but this one was extremely disappointing! They reduce the touring buses over during the winter months to only two per day. If you enter the tour and get off, you only have one more option at the end of the day to continue. This completely destroys the whole concept of hop on hop off. Unfortunately, we bought our tickets in the bus, we’re not informed about the much reduced tour schedule. The audio quality is bad and connection lost frequently during the tour. It was a total waste! If you have another option touring Helsinki, I would highly recommend to do that.

Purchased the City Pass great value. Busses were easy to catch, and on time, narration was easy to hear and adjust. Really made my visit enjoyable. Short walking distance between stops. pick-up / drop-off points well marked. Maps were easy to read, Alm thr drivers and guides were very nice.

We pre booked an evening cruise with pizza. Our first introduction to Helsinki having arrived by ferry several hours earlier. We loved it. 1.5 hours of cruising around the islands. We saw the new bridge, yachts sailing and coastline from a different perspective. Hard working friendly staff, thanks

While the boat, ammenities, commentary, and monetary value were all very good, the trip was ruined by a group of people (a few adults and two small kids) who were doing a photoshoot for the kids. Three times I was asked to move from where I was sitting. One of those times I had to give up a fantastic view of a fort as no other seats were available on that side of the boat. The company should consider the needs of paying customers before renting out the space to disruptive groups.

This was a great experience to view Helsinki from the water. Brilliant views and beautiful architecture from Helsinki. The boat was very well maintained and had great commentary throughout about the history of the small islands. Great experience, especially on a rainy day.

Amazing trip of the canal a nice 2 hour trip, not a lot to see other than a few islands and a few houses here and there, my advise take a jacket as it can get cold. Informative commentary this come free if you buy the Helsinki 24 hour travelcard.

The tour gives you a great overview of the city’s coastline, historic sites, and archipelago. I suggest to sit on the upper deck for the best views and breeze, but bring a jacket, as it gets windy. Good thing is that there is a café/bar onboard with drinks and snacks. Special thanks for the staff, who were very friends and helpful explaining things.

Nice relaxing canal cruise! Very helpful and friendly staff. Great sights without having to walk around. An excellent option to relax for an hour and a half 😀

Enough information and sharing of the islands as we took this 1hr 30min cruise sight seeing ride. €27 per adult

Ok but it's expensive 24 euro/hr

(Translated by Google) Clean and well-maintained fields. Very peaceful place and friendly service. (Original) Siistit ja hyvin pidetyt kentät. Todella rauhallinen paikka ja ystävällinen palvelu.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful surroundings and a reasonably priced cafe. Fields in good condition. (Original) Kaunis ympäristö ja kohtuu hintainen kahvila. Kentät Hyvässä kunnossa.

(Translated by Google) Fields in a great location. There are no stands (Original) Kentät hienolla paikalla. Katsomoita ei ole

(Translated by Google) The fields, environment and customer service are top class!! (Original) Kentät, miljöö ja asiakaspalvelu huippuluokkaa!!

(Translated by Google) The fields are in good condition (Original) Hyvässä kunnossa kentät

(Translated by Google) Good (Original) Hyvä

(Translated by Google) The real name is Mätäjoki (Original) Oikee nimi on Mätäjoki

Good

Big and beautiful park. One of the most beautiful places to walk in Helsinki and is incredibly central. You can go nearly anywhere from this park and Biennial pieces can be seen here. The history of the park could be found in the pictures i provided which is pretty interesting.

Central Boulevard park with some local artists being featured and some live performances. There are plenty of ice cream stands lining the boulevard as you walk through and it is very scenic with many green plants. Excellent when it is nice out. Still pretty good when it is not.

A lovely experience. Sit and watch, listen to live music, hear Helsinki around you, vibrant and full of life. A beautiful city park.

Our group of 10 strolled through this park, entertainment venue, and sculpture collection twice. The greenery is great for breathing fresh air, sitting in the benches or reading the history of the park. I enjoyed the statues

Located in the heart of Helsinki, this area is surrounded by plenty of shops and restaurants. You can visit Stockmann, a large nearby mall, or stop by Starbucks or the Moomin Shop. There’s also an Arabica store where you can find some cute Moomin-themed items. A great place to explore and enjoy the city’s atmosphere!

Esplanade Park is a very popular small park in the city centre of Helsinki. At the other end of the park there is famous Swedish Theater with its restaurants, and at the other end there is even more famous restaurant Kappeli. On a beautiful summer day, Esplanade Park is full of people sitting there, eating ice cream or drinking a beer or a cola and enjoying Finland's all too short summer.

Esplanadi is a lovely spot right in the heart of Tampere. I really enjoyed the atmosphere, as it is clean, well kept, and full of life during the summer months. There is a good balance between green space and places to sit and relax, which makes it ideal for a coffee break or simply watching people go by. The location is perfect too, with shops nearby and close to the main attractions. I give it 4 stars mainly because although it is beautiful, it can become quite crowded during the busiest hours, which slightly affects the peaceful vibe. Still, it is definitely worth a visit if you are in the city.

There are many beautiful parks in Helsinki. Less known but near Helsinki city center is Observatory Hill Park (Tähtitorninvuori tai -mäki). It was early summer morning when we walked and sat there in the park, only few people with their dogs, beautiful day coming, just enjoy.. Only a narrow street separates Observatory Hill Park from old beautiful houses which surround the park. In the park, which is actually quite big, one can easily find a peaceful place there to have a picnic or sunbath. On the hill, there are the main buildings of the observatory of Helsinki University, incl. for example one part of a science museum of Helsinki and shop of Ursa Astronomical Association for star gazers and enthusiasts. If one, a tourist or not, has some leisure time in Helsinki, this park is worth of walk around.

Amazing view of the city

Real breath of fresh air and greenery at this defunct observatory. Great views over the Market Square

This is a hillside leisure park a couple hundred metres south of the Old Market hall and the east end of Esplanadi. The area was historically a hillside lookout point where signal fires were lit to pass warning messages along the coastline. Today what you see is a park designed late 1860s by Swedish landscaper Knut Forsberg. The hillside park has nice grassy lawn, walking paths, tall and mature trees offering shade. You'll find nice views of the sea as well as few monuments including the impressive 'Shipwrecked' monument by Robert Stigell (1897). Alas, the old Helsinki Observatory building is found in the centre of the park as well. On the whole, it is a nice bit of green and leisure space, potentially worth a visit while spending time in Helsinki.

The walkway is sprawling and beautiful. Lots of big trees..lined up adding to the decor.

Went here in winter. The park is a giant hill, so it was a bit treacherous in the winter, especially the walk back down. Seems like a loved community park. There was a family there tobogganing between the trees and they were getting some decent speed. And a couple of dog walkers. Decent views from the top of the hill facing the water, but it was foggy for me. I imagine it would be absolutely gorgeous in the summer with the view, but not a must see in winter.

Nice, ☺️

The park around the Ruoholahti and Töölö where the cemetery are located is huge. Don't be wary or afraid because there are cemeteries. They take allot care and details in the cemeteries. Sometimes it feels like a great big park as they are landscaped and modelled alongside the park them selfes. Its great for walking, hiking and gathering together for food and drink. And the routes to walk to additional parks are endless

Cityview is nice in summer. There are many bars but not my favourite. Hope to get more restaurants

Nice urban lake

Great place!

Pleasing and relaxing view throughout

One of the best location in Helsinki.

Family friendly environment

It is very beautiful area, the buildings are pretty and the streets are clean and calm. Easy to walk around, also with a child.

Nice little green place. Peaceful and surrounded by some good looking buildings.

"Three hook", better known as "Diana park" after the sculpture depicting Tellervo (often confused with the Roman goddess of hunting Diana), daughter of the ancient Finnish forest god Tapio. The park is rather small, but is an air hole in the right place.

Lovely Park 😎🇫🇮

Nice little park in Helsinki. There is a water themed statue of Tellervo, Finnish Godess of forest. Park is locally known as Dianapark Diana is the Godess of hunting.

I was here for a Design Market event which turned out to be mostly women's fashion and accessories. Still it was kinda cool to see all of the locally designed items.

Helsinki in a nutshell: green and lush nature, affordable lunch in close by restaurants, good public transport, convenience store and coffee close by.

Good place. I have been to India Day. Nice event. Lot of people this Time compare to.lat time. Lot of food stalls as well. Nice event. We had lot of fun

Meripuisto is a well-kept park with open lawns, clean walking paths, and views of the sea. It’s a popular place for walking, sitting, or spending time outdoors. The area often has people passing through, and the nearby playground and seating areas make it lively, especially in warmer months. While not quiet, it’s a refreshing spot to enjoy fresh air and open space in the city.

A beautiful park by the sea. You can walk here peacefully and it also has cycling areas.

I love this seaside park. The best time for me - early morning - it is almost nobody here, except of some runners, so you can enjoy especially clean air and beautiful sunrises without too many people around.

Very hot even in August, with the help of local hotband KUUMAA! 😍🔥

Quiet and beautiful place

It’s a waterfront. A lot of people enjoying sunny days. Usually clean. If you are a tourist and visiting Helsinki on 1st of May, this area will be filled with people celebrating Vappu.

The park is clean, cool. There are many beautiful locations with views down on the city. However, it seems a bit noisy from the amusement park next door.

nice park with hares (or rabbits?) and nice benches for reading and picnic. can be loud though, due to the amusement park right beside it.

One of the best kept secrets in Helsinki. During the summer, while sun is settled down the streets, up here, you can still enjoy the sunset for at least another hour.

Peaceful green park with elevated views of the surrounding neighbourhoods. There aren’t any loud traffic noises, just the sounds of the rollercoasters in the adjacent amusement park. The sign at the entrance made me think that a change of name would be a good idea.

This park has a very unique, relaxed vibe on it. Lenin's park is aside of the Linnanmäki amusement park. One can hear the screams of roller-coaster. There is also Alppipuisto named park just other side of the amusement park. Lenin's park is not heavily popular by the (especially on weekends) drinking youths such as at Alppipuisto, but more alike chilling, sunbathing, picnic or watching the sunset.

A beautiful park to walk around. There was lots of maintenance while we were there but still plenty to see.

Small hidden gem, in the central area of Helsinki.

The city's apple orchard, a large garden including a variety of apples, finnish red currants, pears, plums. Apples are delicious, flowers in May and fruits you can come to pick in August onwards. The space is airy and clean, here there are wooden tables and chairs and trash cans inside the garden.

No apples left 25/8/ when picking season begins, been collected raw (illegal entrance via hole in gate, and afterwards apples most likely been put for sale). Don't bother coming here.

A beautiful garden where you can take apples for free, have a picnic and enjoy nature

Nice park for good small picnic. There are some benches. Small entrance. Flowers bloom beautifully in the summer and you can see tons of apples in the autumn. Nothing much else around this place but nice to have a walk to visit if you live near by or if you really like apples or small parks. 17.5.2019 some were already blooming but still most of the trees are waiting for the summer.

Wonderful garden and and picknick places and can pick fruits for personal use.

Many Apple tree here. Free to pick up but not for resale 😀

It was a beautiful place during my visit on the beginning of the summer!

Very beautiful and romantic place!

Really beautiful place with a small park around, it’s great a chill evening walk

Well maintained park for all.

Beautiful shady/sunny grassy gounds to enjoy a picnic on.

Nice place to walk around and relax.

The huge (for Finland) trees and flower gardens are worth the visit.

Small manor but very nice to see. As a non Swedish nor Finnish speaker it can be a little bit hard to understand the story as there is no panels with English text. I learned more during the guided tour of the manor and the garden which was both in Finnish and English. Staff very friendly!

It's a chill spot for a leisurely stroll or even a cozy BBQ session with friends with beautiful small water fall

It's a small park with a small waterfall in it. Some kinda interesting buildings around too. Nothing too special, but bit different.

When we visit there, renovation is going on and ways are blocked in front.

Unexpectedly founded a beautiful small park in Espoo: it's nice to sit there for a bit and listen to the sounds of a small waterfall in the shadows of the trees

Nice park, with water stream and ducks

Nice place for small children and to take a fresh breath of air

Nice small park with water feature within old industrial area.

It's a very windy area but beautiful place for the kids to play and cycle

Icy paths not maintained enough

Central park of Jätkäsaari. It will be really nice but it is still under construction

4/5 Pretty fun but needs a little more content

I love this area!

Beautiful park

(Translated by Google) We had a nice flea market day there, I hope it happens more often. (Original) Kiva kirpputori päivä vietettiin siellä, toivottavasti olisi useamminkin