The 49 best markets in Helsinki

Restored fish market (I am assuming) that now houses individual food stalls. We were there pretty early so it wasn't busy. There are free toilets in the back. We bought a delicious lingonberry mini pie. It's right on the water, near the ferry that takes you to Suomenlinna, a popular tourist destination. I imagine that the hall is jam packed during the day. There are hot prepared, packaged, and to go options available.

The Old Market Hall is a fantastic place to explore and experience Helsinki’s local flavors. The hall is full of character, with plenty of stalls offering fresh produce, fish, baked goods, and traditional Finnish treats. The atmosphere is lively but not overwhelming, and it’s a great spot to grab a snack or just soak in the local culture. A must-visit for food lovers and anyone who wants a taste of authentic Helsinki!

The Old Market Hall is a gem in Helsinki — full of charm, history, and flavor. The atmosphere inside is warm and inviting, with beautiful old architecture and rows of stalls offering everything from fresh seafood and pastries to Finnish delicacies and local treats. It’s a perfect spot to wander and sample traditional foods. A great mix of authentic culture and everyday life, and a must-visit when exploring the city.

I visited the Old Market Hall (Vanha Kauppahalli) in Helsinki this August, and it quickly became one of my favorite stops in the city. The market is small but full of character, with a warm atmosphere that blends history and local flavor. Walking through the wooden stalls, I found an incredible selection of fresh fish, seafood, cheeses, baked goods, and other Finnish specialties. One highlight I absolutely have to mention is the traditional Finnish salmon soup (lohikeitto). It’s rich, creamy, and comforting – exactly the kind of dish that makes you feel like you’ve tasted something truly local. Sitting down with a bowl while watching the bustle of the market felt like stepping into the heart of Helsinki’s food culture. Whether you’re after a quick bite, unique local products, or simply a cozy place to explore, the Old Market Hall is a must-visit. It’s the perfect spot to experience authentic Finnish flavors right by the harbor.

Beautiful historic market with a great atmosphere. Nice place to try Finnish specialties like smoked salmon, reindeer meat, and pastries. A bit small and prices can be high, but worth visiting for the experience.

This hall was so cute! From cafes, quick bites, fresh meat, caviar, and bathrooms. What more could you ask for. We tried the popcorn coffee which was amazing and a stuffed baked potato. One of the highlight locations on our trip.

Must visit when in Helsinki! Definitely try the Eriksson fish stall for the best salmon and lobster soup and their amazing fish tapas. 🦞 Great souvenirs as well such a reindeer jerky, caviar and licorice. There are some good coffee spots too! ☕️

A buzzing square, flea market by the harbour. The outdoor stall vendors selling variety of souvenir items, reindeer fur, handicrafts , traditional food, fresh fruits & vegetables, coffee and snacks stalls and lots more to see and buy. There's a ferry connection to Suomenlinna Fortress island and zoo from the Market Square.

Not the most special square in town. What makes it cute, and unique to others, is the little wine bar in the shades, and the ”Kahvi Siskot” big tent who organizes different kinds of live programs on weekends around the year.

Amazing place with lots of variety in food, vegetables, meats and other kind of things. Everything is very expensive. You can buy these things at half rate at supermarket but I do understand that the quality is definitely high end, fresh produce. I bought backlava which was £2 a piece and cookies were for £2.50 per piece. 🙈

Says here it's closed on Sundays, but was there last Sunday and there were lots of stalls, mainly clothes and winter decorations, but also some food stalls. Conversely, there were only about 5 or 6 stalls out on the Saturday. I guess it may change with the seasons!

Great,Fresh Food at The Helsinki center,Old Market square with many sellers.A Must See when around Helsinki

Great market in Hakaniemi. Nearby metro stations and provided many ranges of products.

Fantastic market for chocolate, cumin, socks, icons, Moomins… So many great things to be found here.

If you love history and nature, this is a "must visit" for you. Take a ride on a ferry, ca 15 min from Helsinki and spend a day on this island. I suggest taking your time, the whole day, if you want to explore the island. There are cafes and restaurants, if you get tired or hungry. There is a supermarket, where you can get coffee and warm pastries. There are museums which are defenitely worth visiting. Walk along the shore and enjoy amazing views. Go explore the tunnels for sure, if you dare. Have a picnic if you wish. There are so many things you can do and see. The guide is also available. WCs are everywhere. It is easy to spend the whole day there and swith off the rest of the world.

This was a really nice way to spend half a day in Helsinki! Good to reach by public transport ferry. The island is quite nice and green, pretty quiet this time of year already as well but many things to see.

Nice trip by ferry. Views by ferry are very nice. Castle itself is a nice place to walk around in quite serene place. This place is of historical importance otherwise not much to see. Ferry itself is cheap at 3.2 Euro for a ticket that is good for 90 minutes, so one may be able to a return trip using a single ticket.

I had heard great things about Suomenlinna and I wasn’t disappointed! Such an adorable little island. It is filled with history and just lovely to walk around. Such easy access to get to, you don’t want to miss this on your next visit in Helsinki:)

Frequent ferris daily to reach the island. Enjoy the tranquility time travel walk. We arrived there before daybreak, the unmanned visiter information center was open, supplying warmth, wifi, toilets and maps.

Suomenlinna is an incredible place to explore and soak up Finnish history. The island is full of historic fortifications, museums, and scenic walking paths, with stunning views of the sea and Helsinki’s harbor. It’s peaceful and easy to wander around, with plenty of spots to relax and take photos. Perfect for a day trip, whether you’re interested in history, nature, or just enjoying a unique part of Helsinki. Highly recommended! Also the ferry’s to and from the island are efficient and come very often. Also free with the HSL transport ticket!

Truely amazing tourist destination in the whole of scandenavia. The history behind the whole architecture itslef is worth knowing, especially if you have interest in the history. This is situated in the distance of 40mns ferry ride from the Helsinki boat jetty where all the cruise and ferries start. There js option to pre-book ypur ticket and also to buy tickets from the counter. If you have the Helsinki travel card, it also includes thr trip to sume lina fortress. Once you reach there you can go to the tourist helpdesk and get the map of the area and then take your time and walk and stroll all the way around.there is no time limit but be wary of the boat timings to ensure that you dont watse time waiting for the ferry.

Beautiful church. Unfortunately, it was being renovated on the exterior when I visited... so that took away from the overall astetics. Also, the inside was a little stark compared to other cathedrals I've visited in Europe, but I still think it's worth a visit if you are in Helsinki.

Helsinki Cathedral is one of those landmarks that instantly takes your breath away. Standing tall above Senate Square, the white neoclassical façade with its green domes is iconic from every angle — whether you see it from the harbor, the square, or climbing up the grand steps. Inside, the cathedral is calm and minimalist, a beautiful contrast to its imposing exterior. The high ceilings and soft natural light create a sense of quiet majesty, and it feels more like a space for reflection than decoration. The views from the steps are also worth it — you can look out across the city and the harbor, making it a perfect photo spot. It’s free to enter, easy to reach in the heart of Helsinki, and honestly a must-see whether you’re into architecture, photography, or just soaking up the city’s atmosphere.

Beautiful cathedral! Make sure to also visit the nearby Uspenski Cathedral. Unfortunately, this one was under construction, so we couldn’t experience it fully, but the restoration work was covered nicely, giving a good sense of its full appearance. The interior was lovely — definitely a must-see if you’re already in Helsinki!

It was under construction, but still a sight and experience to behold! I recommend as a visit. My family and I enjoyed it. Outside near the church is great space to walk around and nearby restaurants to eat.

We had a special experience visiting Helsinki Cathedral as they were displaying Luke Jerram’s MARS within the cathedral. Cathedral is beautiful in itself but seeing the scaled replica of Mars with the sound track made for a unique experience. The cathedral is something to see when visiting Helsinki

It was a pleasant tourist attraction with a large square. Regrettably, several areas were undergoing renovation during our visit. However, there were still a considerable number of tourists present.

Had to wait for it to open at 12:00 on Sunday. There was a 5 euro charge to get in but worth it for the 'eerie but special art experience on this occasion'. Helsinki Cathedral, located in the heart of Finland’s capital, is one of the most iconic landmarks. Some renovation work was taking place but its elegant white facade, grand steps, and green domed roof make it a striking feature of Helsinki’s skyline. The interior is minimalist so the Mars exhibition makes it a special experience. (Oct-2025)

I mean it’s a square alright. Very nice buildings around. Obviously topped by the big dog, namely the Helsinki cathedral. No fee to enter obviously, it’s a public area. The downside was that there was work ongoing in the cathedral which kind of dulls the photos but hey, it was still great

Visited Senate Square during our time in Helsinki 🇫🇮 — it’s one of the main tourist spots in the city and the starting point for the hop-on hop-off bus 🚌. The square is clean, spacious, and offers a stunning view of the iconic Helsinki Cathedral ⛪️. A beautiful place to sit, take photos, and soak in the city’s calm charm. Definitely a must-visit! 🌤️

We did the introduction walking tour of the gpsmycity, the tour was 3.1km in length and took us a few hours to complete, including taking pictures and stops. The tour started right here at the square and and ended at the Temppeliaukio Rock Church. It was a good introduction and the scenery was marvelous.

Helsinki, this is one of my favourite places with many historical buildings to visit. İn fact my favorite, the square itself is great for sits outside if the weather allows. Many restaurants around.During my visit, the weather was sunny and a bit windy.

Visited Senaatintori, the historic heart of Helsinki, but unfortunately much of the square was under renovation during our visit. The main cathedral and surrounding buildings were partially covered with a temporary facade, which made it hard to fully appreciate the architecture. The square itself is spacious and historically significant, and it would normally be a stunning spot to admire Helsinki Cathedral, government buildings, and cobblestone layout. Worth visiting if you’re in the area, but be aware that the view may be obstructed during renovations.

This is the main square in Helsinki. It’s not very big but it’s definitely a must see. Apart from the statue of Alexander II you can see the most important buildings of the city from here.

The view of the Helsinki Cathedral from this square is a picture-perfect photo spot. It's a historical landmark and most recognized background for a selfie.

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.

It is a good Market Place. When we visited, it was super crowded. do not know it is everyday situation or only on weekends. Very Lively. You can buy all the variety of meats and fish available. All were looking fresh and. But this is 100% not a touristy place. so tourist please avoid as there is literally nothing you can see something special or enjoy.

Warm, authentic Helsinki – loved it! Hakaniemi Market Hall is a truly authentic and welcoming spot in central Helsinki. Recently renovated, it strikes the perfect balance between local charm and light tourism, without feeling commercial. The ground floor is filled with beautifully presented food and craft stalls – fresh produce, fish, spices, coffee, design items. A cosy restaurant sits upstairs, but you’ll also find plenty of snacks and sweet treats scattered throughout. Warm atmosphere, friendly vendors, and a great place to enjoy a taste of everyday Helsinki with style.

Beautiful market hall that sells products ranging from fresh fruit and canned goods to handmade bags and leather products. It's conveniently split between two entire floors of a large building. There's also a small flower shop offering a great variety of plants and flowers. The first floor also has a cafe and several shops that sell freshly-made food. There's plenty of variety making it a good choice for people who are undecided. The top floor has various shops that sell handmade items, including soap bars, bags, and souvenirs.

If you wanna feel something about the traditional market hall atmosphere in Helsinki, you have to go to Hakaniemi. Compared to Old Market Hall close to Market Square, Market Hall in Hakaniemi has kept at least something of the old market hall culture. There are store which sell fresh vegetables, fish, meat... and handicrafts, souveniers etc.; and there are some small restaurants to eat and coffee shops to enjoy. Nice place to visit.

Was a miss for me in terms of selection as i was hopeful w more ahndmade or souvenir options. U could get choco/ coffee/ soup/ salad/ bread/ pastries and cheese. And do try the cheeses!

I visited this place on September 27, 2025. It's a really lovely open-air market, but I had a bad experience with this "TRADITIONAL ORIENTAL PASTRIES" shop. The man in the photo charged me €23.92 for just two pieces of baklava. Unfortunately, I was ripped off on my first day in Helsinki.

2 floors, groceries on ground, arts crafts and textiles on second floor. Some cafes with very short menus but reasonably priced. The building is clean and very pretty. Unless you are buying ingredients to cook not sure it's really worth the effort to go to this as it is very small and you will finish it in less then 30 minutes. There is probably 40 stands on each floor. It's nice but really not worth detouring for this.

Looking for the next refreshment stop, I went to Hietalahti Market which is a bustling culinary hub offering a unique shopping experiencing with local produce and Finnish delicacies, artisan crafts and gourmet foods. While I was there I stopped for a coffee.

Had a bit of everything. Clothing, glass wear, old silverware, jewelry, sunglasses, antiques. It was fun to shop here. Not as big as i expected and it's cash only.

Loved the detail in the stalls. Great looking produce and had a good lunch here.

Lovely market,with food stores,especially love the japanese store salmon ,chicken balls noodles & totally refreshing ginger green tea Relax at Robert's coffee afterward

From outside the building itself looks dead but as soon as you enter, you will find it super lovely and warmly decorated! Decent variety of the food and good price. I was there during lunch time on weekdays, quiet and relaxing. would be fun to check out on weekend evenings!

Nice indoor market, with lots of food to choose from. And for Finnish prices; not very expensive

Not the typical flea market . It’s more of a food court May be in the winters it become a food court and in the summertime it converts to a flea market

I am addicted to this place. I never fail to find beautiful, unique high quality treasures here. Pretty good selection in terms of serving a range of tastes. From Henry Lloyd and Gant to Valentino, Chloé and Yves Saint Laurent all the way to Ivana Helsinki and beautiful vintage pieces. The staff are willing to help send have always been friendly and accomodating. Pair a trip here with a stop by Anton and Anton across the street.

It used to be my favorite second hand store before they moved to a new place. The new place seems much smaller than the previous one, which also means smaller selection, but it's still a nice shop, where you can come across amazing finds.

80% of items on sale are women's clothing. Much of that is good quality at varyingly affordable prices, but really not worth a visit if you're not looking for women's clothes.

Great selection and very fairly priced.

Great findings, lots of quality stuff, some really over priced

Best 2nd hand shop in Helsinki

One of the best flea markets in town

Very small Chapel in the centre of Helsinki. Nicely designed mostly wood . Closed on a Sunday which I found odd for a religious building. Inside silence must be observed .

1 | A very interesting chapel in the center of Helsinki, notable for its unusual architectural design. It is made entirely of wood and has received several architectural awards. 2 | Unfortunately, we couldn’t go inside because it was Sunday. Strangely enough, the chapel is closed on Sundays and Mondays. Nevertheless, it is so remarkable that it’s worth seeing even from the outside. 3 | The entrance fee to the chapel is €5. I can’t really say whether it’s worth paying. 4 | The chapel was only opened in 2012, designed by the Finnish architectural studio K2S Architects. It is 11.5 meters high, and the section with the altar has no windows at all.

The Kamppi Chapel, often called the “Chapel of Silence,” is a truly unique experience in the middle of busy Helsinki. The modern wooden architecture is stunning, and stepping inside feels instantly calming — a peaceful escape from the noise of the city. It’s not about religious services but about offering a quiet moment for reflection and stillness. A beautiful example of design meeting purpose, and a must-visit if you want a few minutes of tranquility during your trip.

Interesting building made from a variety of woods. Inside it is very quiet if you are not inside with rude tourists! You are asked to be silent inside the chapel. It is just the chapel room, we were there maybe 10-15 minutes max so it’s easy to slot into a busy schedule and take a breather.

Cute place to experience a bit of silence. It costs 5€ to enter which I wouldn’t pay to be honest. Included in the Helsinki city pass.

Very nice chapel. Of course, it’s quite a sight externally. €3 it cost to enter, which was fine. It’s a shame that pictures aren’t allowed inside, but it’s very beautiful. Silence must be observed.

I really enjoyed being inside and experiencing the silence. I even bought a postcard featuring the interior, and now, whenever I want to “ground” myself, I look at it and remember that peaceful quiet. It's truly wonderful. The key to fully enjoying the visit is having other visitors who also respect the silence that everyone contributes to. At one point, a large group of children came in, making noise, rustling, and tapping on their phones. What a relief it was when they finally left and silence returned!

Nice place! Recommend for a tourist. I saw this place from the HOP ON HOP OFF bus and I knew I had to come. Had some salmon soup and hot chocolate. Perfect for the weather! There’s also fruits , crepes and hot dogs sold here!

A must-visit spot in Helsinki! There’s an amazing variety of food — make sure to try the salmon soup and the reindeer sausage, they were incredible! Nearby, you’ll also find plenty of souvenirs and unique local items to explore.

Kauppatori was the only stop on the hop-on hop-off bus tour that truly felt worth hopping off 😄. Later realized it’s just a short 500m walk from Senate Square! The market is lively even on Mondays, with friendly vendors offering tastings of fresh fish and local food 🐟🍓. A happening place full of energy, and you can also catch the ferry to Suomenlinna Fortress 🚤 from here. Definitely worth a visit in Helsinki 🇫🇮!

Beautiful harbour market which is a mixture of street foods, fresh fruit, ice cream and craft stalls. You can catch a ferry to the local zoo from the harbour and also take sightseeing cruises which are very informative. Whilst at the harbour why not visit the indoor market where you can eat local delicacies or just watch the world pass by. Further along the harbour is the Helsinki wheel which costs around 25 euros a beautiful way to see the city from high up.

Beautiful market place. You can buy souvenirs, eat amazing food and try their traditional cuisine. Ice cream is also served. Jewelers with aurora borealis stone can be purchased too.

Open air food stands and souvenir stands. Cash and cards are accepted. Local handcrafts are being sold, like fur, decorations and fresh vegetables and fruit. Fresh local fast food made at the spot, with seating area available.

Lively open-air market by the harbor with local food, fresh berries, crafts, and souvenirs. Great place to enjoy Finnish snacks and watch the sea views, though prices can be a bit touristy.

As a child I used to visit Stockmann with my friends. Especially the toy department was a tempting place to spend time and to wonder and test the newest toys. Some years later the music department and the neighbour house's book store were important places to do findings, and finally Stockmann's delicacy (food) department was the best place to buy the most delicious cheeses. Thus, Stockmann with its Academic Bookstore has had its place in my life, and it was somehow exciting to visit there after many years. And after yesterday's Mall of Tripla mess, Stockmann as a traditional department store feels so clear and easy. Almost 100 years old Stockmann is an interesting trip to more traditional shopping centre culture.

Nice for anyone looking for a bit more expensive souvenirs or just wants to shop a bit more high end. Toilets are free and clean. However it gets very full on the weekends, which means you will have to wait ages for the elevator.

This is the iconic Stockmann Department Store in Helsinki. Founded in 1862 and located in the historic Argos house with the lovely Renaissance Revival facade, this if the Stockmann flagship store and the largest in the Nordic countries with over 10 floors and 50,000 sq mts of shopping space. You'll find a who's who of retail branch names along with good eateries, coffee shops and a great supermarket. Stockmann is a great shopping destination for locals and a place well worth a visiting for tourists to Helsinki.

Departmental store. New LV store inside. Pop up Moomin exhibition too. Moomin celebrating 80 years anniversary. Drop by to shop😍a lot of local Finnish products here as well as international brand. A place to shop in Helsinki

Amazing store. It's way too big to do in its entirety, so unless you want to spend all day in there, it's impossible to see and do everything that's in there. My wife enjoyed the "Relove" store, off the ladies' apparel department, where they had used clothing. The store is in the middle of the city so it's very convenient.

An excellent department store with great cafe on 10th floor. Open sandwiches and elicious coffee highly recommended.

A great department store full of all sorts of items from clothes to household goods. It is on the pricey side. It has places to purchase food. There are toilets, nappy changing facilities, and a childcare room. There is free wi-fi. It is currently collaborating with the Moomins. There is a small Moomin pop-up store, a small exhibit, and a Moomin at the entrance. Throughout the year, there will be events on offer, such as a Moomin treasure hunt. They are offering a ten percent discount voucher to tourists. The store is wheelchair accessible. There are lifts to all floors. Some lifts have priority for wheelchair users. There are disabled toilets.

Forum Helsinki is a modern, centrally located shopping mall with a great mix of shops, cafes, and services. It's clean, well-organized, and easily accessible. Perfect for quick shopping or a relaxed day out. A solid choice for both locals and tourists.

This is a shopping centre that takes up much of a full block at Mannerheimintie and Simonkatu that opened in 1985. There are several floors of retail shops, coffee shops and restaurants. We had a good healthy lunch at Plants By Us when we visited recently. Makes for a good mall for local residents and potentially for tourists looking for things to do on bad weather days.

Great mall in Helsinki. It can be a bit confusing as there are many different entrances and many different ways to get there from Public transit. With the amount of escalators and levels it can be easy to get lost in. Plenty of stores and should be able to find anything you could need.

A lovely, diverse, beautiful shopping mall containing numerous restaurants and more than enough shops for the average human being!!

Convenient One-Stop Shopping in the Heart of Helsinki Forum Shopping Center is perfectly located in the middle of Helsinki—just a few minutes’ walk from the main railway station. The mall is bright, well-organized, and easy to navigate. I liked the wide mix of stores, from well-known international brands to Finnish favorites like Marimekko and small local boutiques. The food court has plenty of choices, including vegetarian and quick-grab options, and the restrooms were spotless. There are elevators and clear signage, so it’s wheelchair and stroller friendly. If you’re visiting Helsinki and need shopping, dining, or simply a warm place to stroll in winter, Forum is a great stop.

Very nice and a lot of restaurants and a lot of stores you can just get everything you want from there. Thanks

A delightful experience about shopping and eating out... Superb, shopping,comfortable access for disabled,kids and crowds, make this a happening place. There are many restaurants inside and one can shop till they drop and eat tasty food. Thank you

It says it's open, but all the doors are shut no one seems to know where the entrance is to this place. I believe they are doing renovations, a bus load of Japanese tourists wanted to go in but none of us could find the entrance.

This store is a true gem for design lovers! Full of unique and high-end decor pieces you won’t find anywhere else. Stylish, bold, and beautifully curated – perfect for adding personality and elegance to your home.

Beautiful shopping galleria with wide range of high end brands. Food court on the top floor has Japanese food! Definitely worth visiting when in downtown Helsinki!

Kämp Galleria – Helsinki’s Chic Shopping Secret If you love design, this is the place to be. Kämp Galleria mixes high-end fashion, Finnish designers, and unique concept stores under one gorgeous glass roof right in the city center. Every corner feels stylish yet relaxed—perfect for browsing or just soaking up Helsinki’s creative vibe. Don’t miss the upstairs galleries and the little cafés tucked between boutiques. Prices range from splurge-worthy to surprisingly reasonable, so there’s something for every budget. Whether you’re a serious shopper or just exploring, this spot feels like stepping into Helsinki’s modern style scene.

Nice luxury place for shopping in Helsinki

A very nice shopping mall in the city center. Features famous Nordic brands like Marimekko and Artek. The prices are of course pretty high

Very cool pop up restaurant. Centrally located. Excellent food and cocktails

I had a wonderful experience at Sokos Emotion in Helsinki last week. The staff was very supportive and welcoming. I would especially like to acknowledge Kata (Katarina) at the Fenty Beauty outlet for her outstanding customer service. She was knowledgeable, patient, and helped us select the most suitable products for our skin. Thank you for the excellent service and pleasant shopping experience❤️

Amazing department store that carries a tremendously high selection of beauty care products made in Finland and across Scandinavia and other European countries too. One of several places in Helsinki to visit and shop on several floors of luxury goods, clothing, household items, and more. Located conveniently next to several tram lines in city center across from Helsingen Päärautatieasema (Central Station), it’s easily accessible and conveniently connected by a subway metro station within the same building. One of the great lest attractions within its city center and of all its places in-between them too.

It is a bit troublesome for tourists to get a tax refund. After checking out, you have to go to the third floor to get a stamp. There is no obvious sign where the stamp is, and I searched for a long time.

At Helsinki airport my luggage didn’t arrive with my international connecting flight !! When I arrived in city center main railway station I had to shop for emergency clothes and supplies as I didn’t know when my luggage would arrive. Someone outside the train station pointed me to this department store. On the first floor I asked an employee where I can find men’s clothing and she directed me to upper floor. Give that this is Helsinki, I was somewhat prepared for sticker shock ! Let’s just say that compared to US, be prepared to pay 2 or 3x even for simple stuff which I needed for emergency- couple of T shirts, underwear, socks and a sweater. I was able to find everything but it set me back €80 !! The staff was polite and helpful.

Nearly as good as Stockmann, but more relaxed with friendlier staff. Loved it.

10 the floor restaurant Nice wiev, restaurant food was on average minus level.

This is a classic piece of Finnish history, and worth a visit for that reason alone.

The shopping experience was enjoyable, albeit somewhat expensive.

Food really nice but service not so much. We felt really rushed to order first of all even though it wasn't even near the closing time. They don't also have any normal quality coffee, they said they have only filter coffee and when we said that we'll have that then the waitress looked at the coffee pot which was empty and said that it's also not available? She could've made more of some filter coffee for us at least with the dessert, considering we paid quite a lot in here also.

Do not eat the seafood platter there are only 2 to 3 “prawns” and they are not king prawns the are small, the oysters 🦪 are ok…but bad dish.

Very very very bad shopping centre there is no security so there is any problem no body cares, they do not like tourist, bad behaviour from sales men in XXL

Plenty of shops and Food Stalls. Don't have to worry if you are hungry. There are MacDonald, Chinese, Subway and others to choose.

Downtown shopping center, it's small but nice.

Do Not eat here, 13.90€ for a Pasta Carbonara, Seriosly. Picture added. Fratellos Carbonara isn't even worth 1 star

We stopped in Helsinki while on a cruise thru the Baltic Sea. We spent the day walking all around the city on a self guided walking tour using google maps. Lots to see here. One stop was at the Helsinki Central Station which is a magnificent structure. Everyone should go see it while in Helsinki.

Helsinki Central Station was originally constructed in the 1860s. However what you see today is an early 20th-century station designed by Eliel Saarinen and is considered a fine example of Finnish Art Nouveau architecture was was en vogue at that time period. Make sure to see the four Lantern Bearers fitted into the station facade. These are the work of Emil Wikström and really nice to see. The station handles around 200,000 daily passengers and is very well positioned within walking distance to the city centre, making it convenient for those travelling into the city from the airport as well as other areas around Finland arriving by train. We recently had a 9 hour layover in Helsinki and enjoyed popping into the city by way of the train between the airport and Helsinki Central Station which is roughly 30 minutes with departures every 10 minutes or so throughout the day. Enjoyed walking around the station to enjoy the building architecture as part of that day trip into the city.

Prominent high ceiling similar to other grand stations across Europe. There are a few restaurant choices in the main building foyer

We were in Helsinki for the day on a cruise, and the final stop on our tour was the iconic Helsinki Central Station — and it did not disappoint! Often ranked among the most beautiful train stations in the world, it’s an architectural gem designed by renowned Finnish architect Eliel Saarinen and completed in 1919. The pink granite façade and massive stone figures give it a bold, almost fortress-like elegance that perfectly captures Finnish Art Nouveau style. Even if you're not catching a train, it's worth visiting just to admire the details up close. A striking piece of Helsinki’s architectural identity!

Helsinki central station is the prime land mark with good accessibility to the many popular places& malls in helsinki usually crowded in peak hours but still organised in a very well manner.. download HSL app in order to access the tram, buses for hustle free journey.. cloak rooms are available where we can keep our luggage for even 72hrs also.

Helsinki Central Station is a true landmark and a gateway to the city. The architecture is stunning, blending history with modern functionality. The station is well-organized, with clear signs and easy access to trains, buses, and the metro. Plenty of shops, cafés, and services make it convenient whether you’re traveling or just passing through. Clean, efficient, and full of life — a great experience every time!

Beautiful station! Well organized and easy to find your train. Great food options, we took the Santa express with VR matkalla and we were very satisfied with our experience. We also took advantage of the luggage storage with VR matkalla and we were happy there is an abundance of lockers for travelers to leave their items while exploring Helsinki before taking their journey by train.

Great selected vintage pieces, prices vary greatly with one side of the store providing mostly older (40-70s era pieces) and the other half with 70-90’s era pieces for a lower price. The normal prices, especially on the right side of the shop are on the higher end of vintage but it’s a nice contrast to other kilo style charity shops. The sale was decent. Anyways their selection was beautiful with some interesting Finnish design pieces Included of course.

This is one of the best second hand/vintage store I've been to in Helsinki. You will find very fine vintage clothings here. If they were in my size, I would have bought several pieces. The owner(?) is very kind and friendly, too.

A lovely flea market with nice selection of all sort of clothing and accessories. Presentation of the various things is made professionally like in a store of this kind usually are expected. I really enjoyed their presentation effort. It looks really professional and beautiful. Even thought this is a flea market but it lookalike modern store of similar kind of merchandise. Prices varied quite much because individual sellers choose their own prices so it's possible to make really good findings here. Atmosphere is cozy and relaxed. Service was grand so nothing to complain here really. Sometimes it's a bit crowded here so it's getting a bit hard to move here but most of the times it's really enjoyable to wander around this establishment and impulse buy things you most likely don't need or even have space for. That's the idea of this place - and my wallet is crying. So overall I strongly recommend to visit here. There's way too much super good looking things to buy and I had no money to spend which caused mental instability and sad face. So be warned if you visit here. This is just too good place for loosing money.

Ikävä kokemus asiakaspalvelusta. Unpleasant experience with customer service, very unprofessional. Surely you can find better flea markets with better prices and better service.

If you are searching for unique and vintage clothes, Frida Marina is the place for you! The shop is retró and cozy, pleanty of lovely dress, blouses, skirts and more! The staff is very nice and professional, ready to helping yuo to find the best match. I absolutely recommend this shop , expecially if you are tired of the fast fashion products and want to be fabulous and glam and without giving up to the eco-sustainability!

There's staff practicing racism

A very cosy place, quite, has a nice oldy atmosphere. Nice retro clothes even if I was not interested personaly. What I liked the most that I found there a bunch of retro posters with buterfly or bug specimens, species of fruits, cactuses, birds... old maps... Loved that!

Temppeliaukio Church, also known as the Rock Church, is a stunning example of modern architecture. Designed by architect brothers Timo and Tuomo Suomalainen, the church was completed in 1969 and is carved directly into solid granite. Its unique design features a massive copper dome and natural rock walls, creating a serene and awe-inspiring atmosphere. The interior is circular, with natural light streaming in through 180 window panes, highlighting the rough-hewn rock surfaces. The acoustics are exceptional, making it a popular venue for concerts and events. Visitors can enjoy the peaceful ambiance and admire the innovative design that blends nature and architecture seamlessly. While the €8 entrance fee is reasonable for such a unique experience, it's advisable to check the schedule for any events or services that might be taking place during your visit. Overall, Temppeliaukio Church is a must-visit attraction in Helsinki, offering a memorable experience for architecture enthusiasts and casual visitors alike.

This distinctive church, renowned among tourists, features two stories. For those interested in photography, I would suggest going upstairs, as it offers a more convenient angle to capture the captivating interior. Please be aware that there is an entrance fee.

The church carved into rock is an impressive architectural site, especially from the inside. However, the €8 entry fee just to look around feels hard to justify — especially when for only €10 you can attend a concert, which is a vastly better deal. The acoustics are excellent. I saw a performance by the Ukrainian Orchestra and really enjoyed it. The venue was full, mostly with locals rather than tourists, which shows it's valued as a cultural hub in Helsinki. The architecture is striking and unique, though not historical — as an art historian, I found it less captivating in that regard, but it’s definitely something different and worth experiencing through music.

Such a cool church. On the eye, probably the most aesthetically pleasing. €8 euro entry fee, but id say it was worth it to see. Just a beautiful church

Beautiful and interesting church. Worth a visit. You do not need a long visit but nice to take a look around and admire the structure. NOTE: They do not have any public restrooms when you are visiting

I loved the architecture of this church beautifully made - never seen anything quite like it !! Thus i find the ticket pricing should be at least 5 euros when theres no service as theres not a lot to see , its just one main room.

Amazing place well worth a visit. Fairly pricey to get in for adults (kids under a certain age are free) but the copper roof is a sight to behold.

Uspenski Cathedral is one of Helsinki’s most beautiful landmarks. With its red-brick walls, golden domes, and hilltop views over the harbor, it’s stunning inside and out. The interior glows with gilded icons, chandeliers, and rich Orthodox detail — a striking contrast to the minimalist Helsinki Cathedral. Free to visit and just a short walk from the center, it’s a must-see in the city.

A gorgeus architecture of orthodox church! Is a must see place when you are Helsinki , capital of Finland. Words about this place can't describe the beauty of the building.The Uspenski Cathedral is considered to be the largest Orthodox temple in Northern and Western Europe. The cathedral’s size is emphasized by its location on the highest hill of the Katajanokka district. The central cupola of the cathedral is 33 meters high. The cathedral was designed by the Russian church architect Aleksei M. Gornostajev. The Uspenski Cathedral was consecrated on October 25th, 1868. The Uspenski Cathedral is consecrated to the Dormition of the Mother of God (uspenie). The praasniekka church festival (also known as prazdnik or kermis) is held annually on August 15th.

It is a pleasure to visit, and it is quite outstanding. There are many tourists. We can go inside but it is a small Orthodox-style church. If you are not particularly interested in churches, tou can still appreciate the exterior and the city view from its terrace.

Truly wonderful architecture! I made sure to add this as a stop on my trip to Helsinki, Finland! The walk to get to the cathedral was easy (I just used the map on my phone). The views of the surrounding areas are great once you climb the stairs! This is definitely worth the trek!

1 | The largest Orthodox church in both Northern and Western Europe is also the main cathedral of the Helsinki Orthodox Diocese. It is located close to the Helsinki waterfront, and I was personally captivated by its brick-red color. Around 700,000 bricks were used for its construction, brought from the Bomarsund fortress in the Åland Islands. 2 | The church features 13 gilded domes, symbolizing Christ and the twelve apostles. The main dome rises to a height of 33 meters. 3 | You have to climb several steps to reach it, but it’s worth it. Entrance to the church outside of service times costs €5.

Stunning Orthodox cathedral with impressive red-brick architecture and golden domes. The interior is beautiful and peaceful, with rich icons and details. Located on a small hill, it offers nice views over Helsinki and the harbor.

The architecture is truly astonishing! It has various charms by being viewed from different angles. The location is great and can be accessed by multiple walkways. The interior is beautiful and very well maintained, and you can learn about the history of the cathedral by easily scanning the QR code for the digital guide.

Café Regatta is a charming lakeside café located in a picturesque red cottage by the water. It's a bit of a scenic trip from the city center, but the peaceful ambiance makes it a relaxing destination. The café offers a cozy atmosphere with outdoor seating, perfect for enjoying a coffee and pastry while taking in the lakeside views. The cinnamon roll, though not as moist as expected, had a delightful cardamom fragrance that added a unique touch. The coffee, however, had a slight off taste, possibly due to the water used, which gave it a somewhat plasticky flavor. While the food and drink may not be exceptional, the tranquil setting and rustic charm of the cottage make Café Regatta a pleasant spot to unwind. It's a nice place to visit if you're in the area, but perhaps not worth a special trip solely for the refreshments.

it was such a romantic little spot surrounded by beautiful nature and lake views. We had a blueberry pie, a cinnamon bun, and a butter bun. all were freshly baked and absolutely delicious. The buns have a strong cardamom flavor, which will be amazing for cardamom lovers like me. but might feel a bit intense if you’re not used to it. As my husband said, after having a cardamom-rich bun, even the coffee started to taste a bit like scorched reindeer 🤣 in a funny, unexpected way! We walked here from Helsinki city center about 40 minutes on mostly flat paths, and it was a pleasant, scenic walk. The café has a rustic, homey atmosphere with outdoor seating right by the water. Perfect place to relax, chat, and soak in the Finnish charm. Highly recommend stopping by!

Small and charming café located by the sea in the north of Helsinki. I tried a cinnamon roll, blueberry pie, and hot chocolate — all delicious, especially the fresh pastries. The place has cozy outdoor seating with a fire to keep you warm, perfect for enjoying the sea view even on chilly days. A must-visit spot for anyone looking for a peaceful local touch with great Finnish bakery classic.

Coziest cafe ever, just to enter you're hit by the warm wonderful welcoming scent of cardemum and cinnamon. Located beautiful by the water with a small campfire, where you can barbecue sausages and marhsmallows (which can be purchased in the cafe). Pies were delicious and great hot coffee was served.

Café Regatta is as charming as it gets — a cozy little red cottage by the water with unbeatable atmosphere. The cinnamon buns are absolutely delicious and pair perfectly with their hot chocolate or coffee. Sitting outside by the water is recommended. Friendly staff, beautiful views, and a true Helsinki gem. Highly recommend stopping by, whether for a quick treat or a relaxing afternoon by the sea.

What a quaint place this was. Very homely and inviting, felt even a little bit christmassy. Definitely give it a go if you’re around. Loved the fresh cinnamon bun 🥰

Helsinki: --- Cafe Regatta is a charming little spot with an absolutely beautiful view of the water — definitely the highlight of the visit. The café itself has a cozy, rustic feel, which adds to its character. The coffee and snacks are decent, though nothing too special. It’s a nice place to stop by and enjoy the surroundings, especially on a sunny day, but it’s more about the atmosphere and location than the food itself.

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.

Very beautiful place to visit. They don't have a huge amount of animals but, the ones they have, are very well taken care of and have a lot of space to be, exercise, run, etc. I would advice a morning visit because some of the animals will not be available after 16h (if I'm not mistaken), like some monkeys. And, when it gets too warm they will seek for a cooler and shady area, sometimes inside, which will prevent you from seeing them. There's some coffee shops and a place inside where you can also eat meals brought by you. Amazing selection of frogs.

The zoo is on an island (i think the entire island is the zoo). I got there by JT-line boat, which is free with Helsinki City Pass (recommended, many activities with 55euro/48h). Anw, the zoo is ok, animals are not really active on a sunny saturday morning of August. But they look well taken care of and have a lot of space. Prepare yourself with drinks and at least 1,5h of walking :)

Small zoo but still took 3 hours to go round as watching the animals and exploring all the nature zones and trails around. Great facilities and large enclosures. We enjoyed our time and saw some animals we haven’t before which was really cool. Being by the water was refreshing and amazing backdrop for the zoo.

I visited this zoo quite early (11am-2pm) there was not lot of people so no line, saw most of the animals except big cats. I assume they would be more active during afternoon hours, food and drinks were good and gift shop had lot of things to pick from. Ticket prices were affordable and all the events (feedings) were clearly stated in signs, I loved that. I recommend visiting with the whole family or group

We visited this zoo on Sunday. There were almost no people, which was very nice. However, many areas are under construction. The zoo feels quite old and, at the moment, not really worth visiting. Almost all restaurants and bars were closed. The most interesting parts were the wild cats and owls. It was quite an interesting walk to the zoo across the bridge. I suppose after the reconstruction it will be a pleasant place for both visitors and animals. But for now, it’s not a top place to visit.

The zoo was very clean and large. Excellent facilities, even for grilling. The animals' rights were well met and they were all in the best condition. Good food and enough space appropriate to each animal's habitat were very interesting and satisfying to me. Good luck.

I was here at free day with my young child. She is 1,6 y.o. we both engaged so much to see all of this animals. Just I'm sad littel bit, cuz we get there late and didn't see feeding of animals. Otherwise I'm highly recommended to visit this place..

Great shopping experience. Friendly staff. Well stocked.

Prefer to go to the stores at Esplanadi or Kamppi. The subpar service level by one of the sales staffs at Forum is to be avoided.

I died and went to designer heaven... This shop is glorious! Can't wait to get my treasures home :-)

Few interesting items but super high unjustified prices, really. The product line could be diversified

Sunday 26 Nov 1:30pm, went there to find some gifts idea or some kind of fabric to make my own. Blonde lady in service call security for no reason?? Worst experience ever. When we’re leave the security left also. Love the brand, never gonna shop here ever again. To be honest tho, we dressed nicely so what happened with the attitude?

Always, it's beautiful design and display.

The staff was very helpful and friendly. They went out of their way to make shopping a pleasant experience! The store itself is beautiful, nice Nordic design that showcases the products well, in a cozy atmosphere.

The Presidential Palace stands as a symbol of the nation’s political heritage and architectural grandeur. Constructed in [year of construction], this majestic building has witnessed numerous historic events and served as the residence for the country’s leaders. Its design, a blend of [architectural styles], reflects the era’s artistic sensibilities and the aspirations of a newly formed government. The Palace’s corridors echo the footsteps of significant political figures, while its rooms have hosted crucial decisions that shaped the nation. Though our planned visit coincided with an official event, preventing us from exploring its interiors, the Palace remains a landmark of national pride. Visitors often marvel at its elegant façade, grand gardens, and the sense of history that pervades its surroundings. The Presidential Palace continues to function not only as a residence and office but also as a venue for state functions and official ceremonies, preserving its role in the country’s evolving political landscape. For those interested in the country’s political history and architectural beauty, the Presidential Palace is a must-see, even if only from the outside.

This building has a stunning presence over the nearby port and Kauppatori market!

Was visiting Helsinki from a cruise stop, and the President Palace building was very impressive looking even from the outside.

From a tourist's perspective, the palace can only be admired from afar. You can spot this building when you're walking along the market square promenade. The palace is guarded by the royal guards, and if you're lucky enough, you may be able to spot the low-key shift change.

The Presidential Palace is the official residence of the Finnish President. This 19th-century Neoclassical edifice is another one of Engel’s creations and you can see the similarities in its design and structure with the design of his other buildings.

Nice from the outside, but you will most likely not be able to go in there.

Really good pizza Napoli!

I went to Itäkeskus for their foods in their Kauppahalli and the foods were excellent. Great food price ratio with Chicken Gyros and the Strawberry Foam Matcha is spectacular. Unfortunately the Dubai Chocolate Icecream hit under the mark. There just wasn’t the dubai chocolate Wow-factor within it. Very basic or too basic recipe with nothing extra, which dubai chocolate has. Just ordinary chocolate sauce, green sauce that I’m not sure if it’s pistachio and kunef which all of them is too little compared to the soft serve’s amount

Today around 17:50, a clearly intoxicated and socially unstable individual, with a bottle of alcohol in his pocket, approached and started yelling at my 1-month-old baby who was peacefully sleeping in a stroller near the tables by McDonald’s (next to the escalator). As a result, the baby has been crying for hours and cannot calm down. This experience was extremely upsetting and left a very negative impression of the shopping center. I strongly do not recommend visiting this place with children — it clearly lacks proper security and family-friendly atmosphere.

Big and bright mall. I was surprised at how bright this mall is compared to other malls in Helsinki. Very easy to navigate although it has many shops and eating places.

My current rating are 3 stars only. Itis is currently undergoing a major renovation. Many stores are closed and the mall currently has a bit of a construction site feel. Had I known this before, I would have chosen not to visit. I'll be returning after the renovation is complete for an updated review. Plus points for the fact that at least on one of the parking sections, still 5 hours free parking is available. However, I do not recommend to park on the deck that is on the Stockmann side. The way down is extremely narrow and I had trouble to leave due to it being so tight. I am an experienced and confident driver, I usually don't encounter such situations. The guidance towards the exit lane is so tight and the curve is so sharp that I was worried I'd scratch my car. I had to maneuver quite a bit to get out unharmed. I haven't had this problem in any other parking sections in Itis.

Itis Shopping Center is an exceptional shopping destination in Helsinki, standing out with its unique shops among popular brands. The mall is easily accessible, boasting free parking and good public transport links. Despite its size, a stroll around the various stores, including groceries and household items, will soon have you navigating it with ease. Plus, there are plenty of restaurants and coffee shops perfect for socializing or a relaxing break. With ongoing renovations, the interior may seem a bit dark, but the lively atmosphere keeps the spirit upbeat. In essence, Itis is a clean, well-organized shopping haven, inviting you back for more enjoyable experiences.

Good place, you got everything you need, really pretty and quite easy to navigate. Outside area is filled with smokers and has a lingering tobacco smell but itis overall is a nice place.

I’ve been visiting Itis in Helsinki for a while, mainly for grocery shopping and checking out phone and clothing stores, as well as some electronics shops. Overall, the mall offers a good variety of stores, making it easy to find what I need in one place. The grocery stores are well-stocked, and I can usually find both everyday essentials and specialty items without any trouble. The clothing stores have a decent selection, with options ranging from affordable to higher-end, which is nice for different shopping needs. The phone and electronics stores are also worth checking out. They carry a good range of products, and it’s convenient to compare different models and prices in one trip. The layout of the mall makes it easy to navigate, and I appreciate that it doesn’t feel too crowded, even during busy hours. The overall atmosphere is clean and comfortable, and it’s well-maintained, which adds to the positive experience. Itis is also easy to get to, thanks to its connection to public transportation. It’s a reliable place for everyday shopping, and I like having a mix of stores in one location, making errands more efficient.

Ordered salmon soup, pizza, and goat cheese salad. The soup was good but a little on the fishier side. The pizza was decent, but wouldn’t order again. The salad was good; fresh, hearty veggies and a great piece of bread. The service was good, and the atmosphere was pleasant and pretty casual.

Nice place. Always liked it as there is a nice atmosphere inside. Had the ribs which were a summer special. Tender and flavourful. Not so sure about the chimichurri sauce but overall, a taste dish. Also order the salmon soup. Flavourful and rich. And the vendace or “muikku” which was good.

Portions are small and the meat portions are pricey for their size. The meals themselves taste lovely. The Salmon soup is fantastic and among the best I’ve tried in Helsinki, however the small portion is absolutely miniscule and larger portion is adequate-ish in size, perhaps if you’re just a little hungry then it’s satisfying. However the starter portion, especially considering the price, is pathetically small. The restaurant itself is lovely and has beautiful architecture, clearly renovated while maintaining its old and authentic decor.

The restaurant is located in a charming area close to the sea. The waiting straff is friendly and the service is excellent! Food and drinks was great and the atmosphere is very inviting. The place was buzzing even during a week night.

The restaurant is rich in history and location couldn’t be any more golden. However the foods really don’t live up to their legacy. We expected at least some good old Finnish classics but to say our meal was underwhelming is an understatement. Pizza is soaked in ketchup and prickle peppers. Grilled salmon with summer vegs is alright but the salmon was too dry and under seasoned. Food’s quality in no way would match the premium price tag.

Good, traditional food for reasonable price - comes with friendly service. The place is a classic in Ullanlinna.

Great restaurant with great service. Staff is fluent in English, really helpful when you asking about finnish food. You can taste here also continentalial dishes like pizza. Restaurant is a little bit further from city center, but it is definitely worth of visiting. I was there with my friends. Restaurant was full of local people. Better reserve the table.

Second hand / thrift store on two floors, in the cellar is vintage stuff. Freshly baked bread, possible to buy refreshing drinks. In the summer there is no AC and it's too hot inside. On the first floor there are mainly clothes, but you can also find homeware.

This store sell various branded bag, clothes and vintage things. Besides, there is cafe inside the store

Punavuoren Patina is a charming flea market located in Helsinki, Finland. With a wide variety of unique items, it's a great place to find hidden treasures. The atmosphere is cozy and inviting, making it a must-visit for anyone looking for something special. Don't miss out on this gem!

Authentic flea market and small coffee spot with freshly baked cinnamon buns. Nice place to sell and buy. Friendly owners.

One of my absolute favourite second hand stores in Helsinki <3 Not one of these polished, white and "trendy" places. The one where can still find great bargains.

Take your time in this great tiny place - it indeed has some hidden treasures among usual flea market assortment. Some rare finds are also downstairs in the cellar - be sure to check it out as well.

Vintage and new, dress rent

It is huge with two floors, you can find household electronics, phones, cameras, watches, headphones, toys, musical instruments, food... However, it is hard to find a consultant in the sales area. Outlet section prices are a joke, 10 to 15 percent discounts for the majority of the items.

Very nice shop if you're into Technology, many things cheaper than other Tech shops...also I buy Monster Energy drinks there.. Much cheaper than grocery stores.

Although my experience is a bit old by now, 2 years ago, I had bought a phone with 500 memory, but ended up with only 250. I noticed a bit late, about a week or week and a half after purchase. I gave Verkkokauppa proof they gave me a phone with less memory. They offered to replace it, but I had already put personal info in it by that time. Why not edit the payment plan to reflect the actual product? Who would want to send in their brand new phone with photos and personal info already in it? Come on. If you buy a phone from here, check immediately that you've got the right one. I had to pay more for something that wasn't even my fault. Not cool. Why they didn't offer to adjust my payments, I don't know, but I do know they could, and should've done that. Maybe I was an exceptional case, but be mindful when making a purchase.

Thank you Simo He help me and offer me a good deals inside the store He is friendly and welcoming! I loved helsinki because of him! Thank you Simo

Prices are at market level. Customer communication is next to zero. It's as if the employees are making a special effort to prevent their products from being sold. They have sullen faces and speak harshly. Even to ask a simple question, you have to wait in line for a long time. What a waste of time. I won't be going back.

Great place! I've been visiting them for a long time, even before they moved from Ruoholahti This shop is huge and they have a very large variety of electronics and everything else! Multiple floors to explore and there is even an arcade, completely free to play and enjoy your good old memories! Location is good but not in the central area of Helsinki so, some travel is required.

Been coming years and will come more years sometimes you can find a bargain 2025 may good still

I was their during Junction hackathon and the place has a really great infrastructure and facilities which make the compition much easier shurly in addition to the easy location and the great roof top and sauna

The place to check for your art fix. It's quite huge, there is an art gallery with unique works by different artists. And there is also a museum that have varied exposition of themes.

Great space with potential to host multiple events and exhibitions. Home of the Photography Museum and Theatre Museum with great displays and interactive opportunities. A trip back in time through the Hotel and Restaurant Museum. Entrance fees might be a little high for some as exhibitions are limited and leave you wishing for more.

An amazing building complex dedicated to providing space to perform and celebrate arts and culture. The complex includes museums, galleries, music studios, dance studio, spaces for hobbies and hobby club meetings, a large event space, and much much more. There is also a lovely cafe, as we well as a restaurant/bar in the bottom of building C.

There is an Art Fair at the moment where you can buy some good pieces of art. All of them are overpriced of course but still, you can have some inspiration by just looking at the exhibition. Also, there were two parts of this exhibition that were put together by colour - that is a bad choice for displaying art for sale. Paintings just got lost in each other's colour.

Dance performances and art exhibitions. Visited early May 2025.

Quite interesting place to visit! The day of my visit they served many different types of free beer to visitor within the exhibition!

Nice place to walk around. Very interesting island. It is a quiet place where you can relax.

Wonderful museum! Such an interesting buildings and details. All staff fluently speak English, and is willing to answer all the questions you might have about the history, peculiarities and the tiniest trifle you happen to spot during the tour. The museum closes at 5 pm, but it means only that the buildings are locked, the territory itself is opened 24/7 and is more like a public park.

I visited this open-air museum in Helsinki on my own and it turned out to be one of the best experiences of my trip! Right in the first cottage I met an amazing guide who truly brought Finland’s past to life. He wasn’t just repeating textbook facts. He shared lesser-known stories with such passion that I could feel how much he enjoys digging into history. From why red houses became a symbol of Finland, to how whole wooden homes were once moved across the country, to the hidden meanings in words like väki. Every detail felt like a window into another world. He was also kind enough to take a photo with me which made the moment even more special. What impressed me most was the way he connected everyday traditions, like the sauna, with deeper cultural layers. Learning that it was once considered a sacred space, where life both began and ended, made me see Finnish culture with fresh eyes. All the staff were dressed in traditional costumes which created a wonderful atmosphere and many of them were very knowledgeable too, happy to share interesting stories and facts. Even though I came alone, I never felt lonely. The stories and people made the place feel alive. Highly recommend this museum if you want to go beyond the surface and experience the soul of Finland. ✨

Seurasaari is a magical place. I was fortunate enough to visit on a rainy and gloomy Saturday morning in late August and walked around the island, exploring the various buildings and the nature. The atmosphere and silence on this island was out of this world. Unfortunately I didn't have enough time to visit the interior of the buildings but I will definitely plan accordingly next time I visit Helsinki.

Visited Seurasaari in autumn. Beautiful golden leaves, fresh air, and peaceful paths by the water. Easy to reach with bus 24 from Kamppi (just check the schedule). A perfect spot for a quiet walk and escape from the city.

Nice place with interesting views inside the cottages. 13 euro / person entrance for 2 hours promenade.

What a pleasant island to visit! It’s near the city yet it feels totally away from it. Small and very walkable. Great open-air museum showcasing vernacular architecture from different parts of Finland. Kids could get close to ducks, swans and squirrels too.

If you're in Helsinki and a fan of saunas, you must visit this place. It's the oldest wood-heated sauna, and the entire vintage atmosphere adds to the great experience. The sauna was quite crowded. An interesting part is the cooling down on a bench literally out on the street, right in front of the sauna. Definitely a must-see in Helsinki. The price was €19, and towels and slippers are available.

Closed on Tuesdays during peak tourist season – a day when, at around 13 °C and pouring rain, a soothing sauna session would have been perfect. Disappointing planning for overseas visitors hoping to warm up in inclement weather, but Finnish planning is not always tourist-friendly indeed. The sauna itself seems historically charming – at least wood‑heated, no reservations for public access – but accessibility is oddly limited. The Kallio neighbourhood feels a bit uneasy too: I spotted four junkies loitering in the square opposite, which made me uneasy, though it wasn’t overtly threatening. All in all, a lovely old‑school experience hampered by inconvenient closure and a slightly dubious location.

This was my only stop during my layover in Helsinki. You can take bus 600 from the airport and walk a bit. Wood-fire sauna built in 1928. 16€ entrance fee. Card accepted. Women’s area is on the second floor, men on the first. Towels available for rent for additional fee. I recommend bringing disposable towels. You can buy beer or drink Finnish tap water. At that price I feel it is many tourists who wish to try something local. It was also many young people which is unique from what I experienced in east Asia. You can go nude or in your swimsuit/ towel. There is no hour glass in the sauna to track time. In the women’s area, it is quiet and calm and mostly talking amongst friends. There are less women using the facility. You go into the sauna, have an icy cold shower and alternate. There are wooden pallets in sauna to help your bottom with the heat. The higher you go on the steps, the hotter it is. There is a ladle and pail with water near the door to create steam in the furnace. I imagine the experience is different in winter to go outside but I thought it is not necessary as there was a lot of space in the women’s area to relax. Outside it is also very public with cars driving by and a park right opposite. Shower gel, shampoo and conditioner were available. In the locker room when you explore, there are books/ brochures you can bring into the sauna, hairdryer, weighing machine, slippers. There is also a guest book with many messages from visitors around the world.

Wonderful place to visit if you're a sauna enthusiast. I found the place very friendly and was made to feel very welcome. The place oozes history and it's such a shame that this is one of a kind now. So so hot, especially being sat on the gallery. The feeling when the water is poured over the stones is incredible. I stayed for two hours and it was totally worth the €16 entrance fee. I'll definitely go back one day.

Authentic and cultural experience while in Helsinki. Full of locals enjoying. My only thing is that I thought it was quite expensive to pay 19€ for the entrance and a towel. I thought it was cheaper. Besides that everything else was a great experience that you must try while in Helsinki

Great traditional wood heated sauna with rest room for friendly chats. The guests are advanced and professionals in terms of keeping up the temperature. I will go back over and over...

Loyly like nothing else! Massive wood fired oven. Loyly has a soft but powerful feeling. Top bench is hot! 98c I believe I heard. Great community of locals. Welcomed as a tourist. Place is purely focused on the sauna. If you want fancy, go somewhere else. If you want an authentic sauna culture, this is it. If I lived close by, this is where I’d keep coming back to. Community there seemed very supportive and relaxed.

A perfect mix of a trendy café and a charming second-hand shop! The atmosphere is cozy, and the pastry selection is amazing, it was hard to choose, but the buns looked too good to pass up. Paired with a cappuccino, it was a great little coffee break. A lovely spot.

Loved the vibes, food was actually tasty and the presentation was lovely. There was space and it was quite nice and clean. Staff was very kind and I belive this place makes you feel at home. Will definitely come back

Great place for a wide veriety of clothes. They have recently started gathering second hand men's clothing. Be sure to get a bite at the cafe as well. Great service and don't be afraid to ask to find something. They can help find great combos too!

The best! Awesome and affordable food and. Nice cozy, relaxing setting with the perfect music. The sandwiches are killer! Plus the selection of clothing and accessories to buy.

very horrible service and unprofessional staff. during the sales period, they took the liberty of moving my stuff into a locked showcase cabinet and lost the key! I was not informed until i went to pick up my stuff. and ofc nothing was sold because the staff lost the key and could not open the cabinet. They didn't offer any compensation for this. So basically they just robbed me of the 79 euros reservation fee. Ridiculous!

Is it a thrift store, is it a cafe? not sure what.. but Relove is just a cool vibe! Love the cafe and the insanely delicious croissants.

This store is very unique, As soon as you walk through the door the smell of warm cinnamon rolls fills your soul, an nostalgic feeling. The mix of flea and cafe is perfect and makes you want to stay longer then you thought you would. If I could give 10 stars I would. I also recommend getting cinnamon roll latte!

A unique two-story thrift store filled with an impressive variety of clothing for men, women, and children—featuring both branded and off-brand items. Also lots of accessories to browse and discover!

Great second hand shop, mostly clothes and shoes this time. So much to see, and I especially loved all the rocker-style pieces!

Wow, incredible shop! I love how the clothing is organized by style, hippie/y2k/goth/etc. I found so many great things here! I think the prices are pretty fair, everything here is unique and bespoke. Definitely visit this shop when you’re in Helsinki. 💕🖤

Cozy vibe, large collection of all kinds of clothes and a very high 'fashion-to-kitsch ratio'. I'm not an expert, but it was immediately clear that the standard is higher here than in most other 2nd-hand stores. Got a pristine-white coat that looks like it cost 150e for 14e; highly recommend.

Amazing vintage clothes. I’ll go back again, I’m from Paris and this shop is amazing. 5* stars please keep finding gems.

Omg this place is amazing and saved me from canceling my snowshoeing trip in hossa national park. Finair lost all of my luggage. I literally had nothing went there and got a huge amount of sporting good and. Luggage and shirts and jeans and socks and head covers for 300 euros. The people were super helpful as I had like 20 min before I had to leave and pack and catch my next flight. And they are open on Sundays. They have a lot of amazing stuff. I highly recommend this place Amazing

They have a similar scheme as Humana in Estonia.. follow their Facebook, and come during their regular, reduced days! When we were there, they had 50% reductions on jackets. Upstairs, lots of elegant 80s and 90s evening wear. Downstairs, 80s grunge denim.

Amazing place to getaway from the city life. Calm and refreshing place to relax on even weekend. You can even grill on some spots and enjoy sunbathing. Great beach sports and cafes around the corner.

I for one lived here & I can say from experience this place, it’s beautiful in every single season.

My most favourite place in the whole world ♥️

good area not over crowded in summer

A lovely place for nice walks or a picnic trip at the sea. Just around 10 minutes away from the city center of Helsinki by the metro. Definitely worth a day trip!

Amazing nature and calm place to find time fore yourself

Nice area of Helsinki where to walk along the seaside or have a drink next to a Marina during summer time. Lot of people are jogging next to modern villas or walking their dogs, this next to the sea creates a nice atmosphere. Pay attention to storms of mosquitos!!

I used to sell my stuff at this second-hand store. My things sold well, and I also found good things for myself among the other assortment in this second-hand store. I recommend

Maybe the best second hand store in Helsinki! Usually good prices and the place is not too big.

Love this store, always tidy, cosy and pleasant to be in. Great assortment of stuff. The only thing I’d improve is to add more fitting rooms 💙

The best second hand store in Helsinki. Fair prices, variety of clothes, polite staff and cozy atmosphere. Highly recommended

Favourite second-hand in Helsinki! Always find some treasures for cheap price. Staff is very friendly all the time, I love being there ♡

Unprofessional, or professionally criminal. They will lose/steal your things and have cero knowledge about pricing. If you donate your clothes you’ll be happier. Apparently they don’t count or document what you bring there, and write paper prices. They have no overview of the property you entrust them with and that seems very much on purpose. Your brand things will get “lost” and the staff plays dumb. Avoid this place!

Not a good experience, this is from a sellers perspective. I thought they would have knowledge of brands and adjust pricing according to the clothes. Works fine for high street brands but not designer clothes. I thought the sellers would have an understanding about brands as well as vintage clothing. When picking up the clothes that did not sell they had been thrown into a bag, not folded nicely. I also had to ask for my other bag back since they hadn’t put it with my stuff automatically. I could only start following sales after I asked for the log in details that were not provided upfront. As a positive the place is clean and fresh. Customer service is friendly.

Absolutely love the timeless style of Marimekko — unique pieces, beautiful design, perfect quality. But most importantly, I want to say a huge thank you to the wonderful staff. They helped me with the choice, gave great advice, discussed everything patiently, and prepared Tax-Free documents so quickly and politely. It was such a warm and pleasant experience. Thank you for making my shopping in Helsinki special!

Love the store, and they have sale for clothes during our visit. Worth to buy! Staffs are friendly and helpful. Register as member and get 10% extra discount

Beautiful products, excellent brand, fairly priced.

Happened to be there at the beginning of winter sale. This shop had the best, almost complete selection of sale items and well-stocked. Besides clothings, accessories and home decor, it also carried the Marimekko Kiosk series (not every branch had it). Very friendly and happy staff too. They all made sure to ask if you were a Marimekko member. Otherwise you could sign up as one and new member entitled to 10% off normal-priced goods.

An impeccably gorgeous store where everything is neat and tidy and in its place. Even if you are not a fan of her clothing, you can appreciate this iconic designer.

Nice shop. Very friendly shop assistent who recommend us some nice places where to go, eat etc. We spend nice time there.

Simple Design but the way each product designed is awesome! Finland’s flagship store with friendly staff!!

Wonderful place in the city center. You can always find well organised artek furniture here. Good place to stop by for anyone who is interested in design.

It's cool design and display.

Beautiful store but subpar shopping experience. I went in with the intention of purchasing several textile items and the Riihitie planters, and also to look at some pendant lights. Received zero service from the Asian sales assistant (I think she was the only one on the second floor at the time) who walked right past me to help a white Finnish couple who were browsing furniture. I ended up not buying anything here and making my purchases at Vepsäläinen a few days after.

Design furnitures, carpets, fabrics, lights and other small decorative items from Finninsh and International designers. Large selection that changes periodically on display and many known international design items can ce ordered as well with the help of Artek. The store also has small exhibitions related to design troughout the year. There is also smaller store Artek 2nd Cycle nearby that focuses on recycled design furnitures from the past.

The true Finnish design!

Great showroom and shop of Finnish furniture design. Most famous designer is Alvar Aalto who's desings are the highlight of Artek collection. The shop is in center of Helsinki on a building designed by Aalto. This is not a museum but a shop so you can pick things here If you like them. Also just browsing is OK.

Nice place for shopping

A lovely second-hand boutique with a cool concept – shop for unique pre-loved treasures and enjoy a cup of quality coffee or a tasty bite in the cozy café corner. A perfect blend of style and comfort!

My all time favourite cafe! Had a quick visit with my younger sister, great food, atmosphere and service once again. Found a lovely summer hat on the second hand -side and finally bought my dream earrings from a Finnish small business called Naku Jewellery (at Stockmann Relove they also keep a changing collection of small businesses’ accessories on sale). The earrings weren’t on display upon our arrival, but since I had seen them earlier, I asked whether they still have them in stock and eventually found them in the back. Amazing service, thank you! <3

Don’t sell your clothes here… (This review is regarding selling at Relove, not the cafe or buying secondhand.) Without any explanation, more than half of my clothes weren’t put up for sale, and no one contacted me about it - no message, nothing. They also put up one of the bags for sale that I brought the clothes in, even though I instructed them not to. They weren’t able to explain why half of my clothes weren’t put up for sale in any meaningful way, but they promised to look into it. Hopefully, they will provide me with some sort of acceptable answer before my (expensive) sales week is over. If this is how it is to sell at Relove, this was my first and last time.

I love going to brunch spots when I visit a new city and that’s how I found here when I visit Helsinki. And I have to say I am impressed with the quality. 10/10. After you get one of the selections from the brunch menu, you get unlimited free filter coffee, which is a nice gesture. Friendly stuff too. Highly recommend!

- wow. What a gem in Helsinki. I love great brunches, delicious coffee and of course - clothes. 🫶🏼 Girls were really nice, even though it was bit busy, food was prepared fast.

Cute Café, only few vegan options and the food in general seemed a bit overpriced for rather small portions. 😕Cappuccino was very good. 🥰 The prices of the second hand clothes were rather overpriced as well. 😅

A good Sunday brunch options with friends. Love avocado toast, smoothie bowl with coffee and friends talk feeling, checking a bit great 2nd hand clothes in center of Helsinki

great shop to visit ! always can finds things !

(Translated by Google) If you love domestic & Nordic design, this is a treasure trove!😍 We were on a Saturday flea market tour in the SME region and were going to the Kannelmäki Aino flea market, when we noticed this Muija while looking for a parking space! So it's not a flea market, but a buying and selling business, so we hadn't even seen this on Google searches. The company has reportedly been there for 7 years. We go around a lot of flea markets and this one just happened, never heard of it. This store is a Collector's paradise! What you can't find here, you didn't even know existed😅 Domestic & Nordic glass, porcelain, ceramics, fabrics, clothes, jewelry, tin cans, decor items, etc., etc.! As you can see from my pictures & videos, there was a lot of stuff, but I still think everything is arranged in a smooth harmony. It didn't feel like a bunch of stuff, but they were arranged beautifully either according to material, colors, designer, manufacturer, etc. I recommend stopping by and I believe that this business will spread a good reputation for Finnish design abroad. 👌🏻 (Original) Jos rakastat kotimaista & pohjoismaista designia on tämä siun aarreaitta!😍 Olimme lauantaisella kirppiskierroksella pk-seudulla ja menossa Kannelmäen Aino -kirpputorille, kun huomasimme parkkipaikkaa etsiessä tämän Muijan! Kyseessä ei siis ole kirppis vaan osto- ja myyntiliike, joten emme olleet Google hauilla edes nähneet tätä. Yritys on kuulemma ollut jo 7vuoden ajan tuossa. Kiertelemme todella paljon kirppiksiä ja tämä mennyt aivan ohi, ei oltu koskaan kuulleetkaan. Tämä liike on keräilijän paratiisi! Se mitä sie et täältä löydä, et edes tiennyt olevan olemassa😅 Kotimaista & pohjoismaista lasia, posliinia, keramiikkaa, kankaita, vaatteita, koruja, peltipurkkeja, sisustustavaraa jne jne! Kuten kuvista & videoistani huomaa, oli tavaraa paljon mutta silti kaikki mielestäni aseteltu sulaan sopuun. Ei tullut fiilistä tavara röykkiöistä vaan ne oli aseteltu kauniisti joko materiaalin, värien, suunnittelijan, valmistajan tms mukaan. Suosittelen piipahtamaan ja uskon, että kyseinen liike vie hyvää mainetta etiäpäin ulkomaillekin suomalaisesta designista. 👌🏻

(Translated by Google) History has a presence and arrives in childhood spaces and objects. Kalevalakoru's old models "sore" from vitriite. It's worth a visit to wonder if there's probably something to buy too. The friendly owners serve and know a lot about the goods, including their years and makers. Of course I'll visit. (Original) Historia havisee ja saapuu lapsuuden astihoihin ja esineiden pariin. Kalevalakorun vanhat mallit "killittää" vitriitistä. Kannattaa käydä vaikka ihmettelemässä josko myös ostettavvaakin varmaan löytyy. Ystävälliset omistajat palvelevat ja tietävät tavaroista paljonkin niiden vuosiluvuista ja tekijöistä. Mänkee toki käymmään.

(Translated by Google) A rich and versatile selection of crockery and well-ironed curtains, cloths and fabrics. Marimekko and Arabia widely available. The products are well displayed and easily accessible. Friendly and expert service. There is also a good selection in the online store. (Original) Runsas ja monipuolinen valikoima astioita ja hyvin silitettyjä verhoja, liinoja sekä kankaita. Marimekkoa ja Arabiaa laajasti tarjolla. Tuotteet hyvin esillä ja helposti tutustuttavissa. Ystävällinen ja asiantunteva palvelu. Myös verkkokaupassa hyvä valikoima.

(Translated by Google) A really nice buying and selling business. Relatively small space. The prices are higher than at a basic flea market, as they usually are. Quite a lot of everything Finnish design, retro, etc. (Original) Ihan kivan oloinen osto ja myyntiliike. Suht pieni tila. Hinnat korkeammat, kuin perus kirpparilla, kuten näissä yleensä on. Aika paljon kaikkea Suomalaista designiä, retroa ym.

(Translated by Google) An incredible treasure trove. Finds, although some quite expensive. (Original) Uskomaton Aarreaitta. Löytöjä, tosin aika kalliita jotkut.

(Translated by Google) I purchased an item from a website. It was packaged very carefully and arrived safely without breaking even on the long journey. Of course, there is no missing item. You can purchase Scandinavian vintage products, mainly from ARABIA and iittala, at reasonable prices. Several times, when my friend emailed me to check on inventory to see if there was a product that wasn't listed on the website, the response was quick and very helpful. For some reason, I wasn't very good at paying bills, so I had to communicate with them over the phone...I was very grateful that they were flexible with payment methods. →I think it's an irregular thing. Normally, you should be able to order and check out easily on the website. I feel very happy now that I can't really go to Finland. (Original) ウェブサイトから商品を購入しました。 とても丁寧に梱包され、長旅も割れることなく無事届きました。もちろん、1つの欠品もなく。 ARABIA、iittalaを中心とした北欧ビンテージの商品がお手頃に購入できます。 何度か友達がウェブサイトにのってない商品があるか、メールで在庫の確認をしたときもレスポンスが早くとても対応が良かったそうです。 私はなぜかお会計が上手くできなくて、電話でやり取りさせてもらいました…支払方法を柔軟に対応してもらえてとても助かりました。→イレギュラーな事だと思います。本来ならウェブサイトで注文からお会計まで出来て、簡単にオーダーできるはずです。 なかなかフィンランドまで足を伸ばせない今、とても幸せな気持ちになりました。