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Totally Worth the Trip! Fazer’s Limited "Geisha Laskiaispulla" Was the Ultimate Treat.
If you’re heading to Finland in winter, I’ve found a heavenly dessert you simply cannot miss……! I stopped by the flagship store of Fazer, Finland’s legendary chocolatier, to try their seasonal "Laskiaispulla" (Shrove Bun) ✨ Believe it or not, this one is flavored like their incredibly popular "Geisha" chocolate……! A soft, lightly spiced bun filled with rich, nutty Geisha-flavored hazelnut chocolate and a generous amount of sweet pink cream. One bite, and I was floored by how delicious it was. It was such a perfect cafe experience that I honestly thought, "Coming to Finland in the winter was worth it for this alone!" ♡ After indulging in the limited-edition treat, I picked up some adorable lion-themed tins and exclusive chocolates from the gift shop as souvenirs. If you find yourself in Helsinki during winter, you absolutely have to try this. It’s an unforgettable limited-time dessert! 📍 Spot Info Spot Name: Fazer Café Kluuvikatu (The flagship store) Area: Helsinki, Finland (City Center) Access: About a 5-minute walk from Helsinki Central Station Highlights: A historic cafe founded in 1891. Their Geisha-flavored Laskiaispulla is a winter exclusive!
Head to the Far North! Finland takes winter romance to the extreme
If there is an ultimate romance in Northern Europe, it must be Finland. Escape the hustle and bustle of the city to find a world of pure ice and snow, the fleeting dance of the aurora, the gentle and healing Santa Claus Village, quiet lakeside cabins, and a relaxed, slow-paced life ingrained in the culture. After completing my trip to Finland, I've compiled this authentic and heartfelt travel experience. It's packed with useful tips—if you're planning a trip to Finland, just follow this guide! 🌌 About the seasons | Two extremes of Finland The beauty of Finland is divided into two extremes—winter and summer—offering completely different landscapes! ✅ Winter (Dec–Mar | Aurora and snow season) Finland's premier season! It's also the reason most people head to the Far North. The aurora viewing season runs from late September to mid-April, with the highest probability of aurora activity between Dec–Feb. The entire landscape is covered in pure white snow, lakes freeze into mirror-like blue ice, the night sky is brilliant with stars, and the aurora dances freely. Lie in a glass igloo to chase the lights, ride a reindeer sleigh through the forest, speed across snowfields on a snowmobile, or go ice floating on an icebreaker—all your winter romantic dreams can come true here. Rovaniemi during the Christmas season is incredibly atmospheric, a true-to-life fairy tale world. ✅ Summer (Jun–Aug | Midnight sun healing season) A niche, heavenly season to avoid the crowds! There's no extreme cold or heat, and the temperatures are comfortable and pleasant. The 24-hour midnight sun defies the definition of night. Lake Saimaa's water is crystal clear. Go cycling around the lake, hiking in the forest, or boating on the water. Stay in a detached lakeside cabin and immerse yourself in the embrace of Nordic nature. Without the crowds, there's only the breeze, the forest, the lakes, and the evening wind—perfect for a slow vacation to relax and recharge. The atmosphere is incredibly gentle. 📍 Must-do core experiences | A Finland bucket list 1. Rovaniemi · Santa Claus Village The UN-certified official hometown of Santa Claus, open year-round, with an unbeatable atmosphere during the Christmas season! Be sure to meet and take a photo with the official Santa Claus, get your own Arctic Circle crossing certificate, and snap a photo at the Arctic Circle line. Ride a reindeer sleigh through the primeval forest, feed the gentle reindeer, and wait for the aurora at night. Every photo looks like a scene from a fairy tale, offering a deeply healing experience for both adults and children. 2. Inari · Aurora secret spot A niche gem with the highest probability of seeing the aurora in Finland, with over 200 days of visibility per year! Compared to popular spots, there is very little light pollution here, offering wide views and clear, stunning aurora displays. No need to crowd with others; lie in your cabin or glass igloo at night and quietly wait for the green and purple aurora to fill the night sky. In that moment, all your fatigue will be healed—it's the ultimate romance unique to the Arctic. 3. Helsinki · Nordic old town charm The gentle, vibrant capital of Finland, perfect as a stopover at the beginning or end of your trip. Visit the healing, pure white Helsinki Cathedral, the atmospheric red-brick Uspenski Cathedral, and the historic Senate Square. Stroll through the Market Square, taste authentic Nordic cuisine, and wander through artistic old streets to experience the minimalist, healing Nordic urban vibe. The pace is slow and comfortable. 4. Lake Saimaa · Niche lakeside secret spot Finland's largest natural lake, a vacation spot cherished by locals! In summer, the lake and mountain scenery is incredibly healing; in winter, the frozen lake surface looks like a pure white mirror. Far from the commercial hustle and bustle, detached cabins are built by the lake. Open the door to lake views and forests—perfect for an immersive, relaxing vacation and finding unique photo spots. 🏨 Accommodation options | Tested and super practical guide ▪️ Popular glass igloos: A must-experience in winter! With panoramic glass domes, you can watch the aurora and stargaze from your bed—the atmosphere is incredible. Be sure to book at least half a month in advance; they are extremely popular during the Christmas and New Year peak seasons. ▪️ Arctic lakeside cabins: Great value for money, easier to book than glass igloos, and very private. Open the door to snowfields and forests, with a natural Nordic vibe—quiet and perfect for an aurora-chasing vacation. ▪️ Helsinki city hotels: Convenient transportation and complete amenities, suitable for city sightseeing, stopovers, and rest. Getting around and finding food is very easy. 🍲 Authentic cuisine | Unlock Nordic flavors Finnish cuisine focuses on natural, organic ingredients, relying on forest and lake produce for a light and healing taste: ✨ Creamy salmon soup: A national signature! Rich, creamy, and tender fish—warming and healing, a must-eat in autumn and winter. ✨ Finnish meatballs with lingonberry jam: A local classic, sweet and sour to cut the richness, with a soft texture. ✨ Smoked salmon, rye bread: Authentic Nordic flavors, low-fat and healthy. ✨ Berry pie, cloudberry desserts: Made with forest berries, light and not too sweet. ✨ Hot mulled wine (Glögi): Exclusive to winter, warms you up, and sets the perfect mood. 🚗 Transportation | Useful tips for a worry-free trip ▪️ For intercity travel, choose Finnish Railways (VR). It's clean, comfortable, and punctual, connecting major cities and attractions with beautiful views of snowfields and lakes along the way. ▪️ Taxis at Helsinki Airport have transparent pricing. Just queue for a legitimate taxi; you won't be overcharged, and it's very convenient to get straight to the city center. ▪️ For sightseeing, it's recommended to book local small group tours. Aurora viewing, snow activities, and glacier hiking are all led by professionals, making it safe and worry-free. ⚠️ Personal tips to avoid pitfalls | A must-read for beginners 1. No need to blindly stay up all night chasing the aurora! Prioritize open areas in Inari or Rovaniemi with no light pollution. The probability is higher on clear, cloudless nights. 2. Arctic temperatures are extremely low in winter. Phones and cameras can easily freeze and shut down, so be sure to bring thermal cases and power banks. 3. Glass igloos are extremely limited during peak season. Do not book last minute; secure your room in advance to avoid disappointment. 4. Finns have a strong sense of personal space. Keep quiet in public places and follow local etiquette. 5. There are many snow activities. Book according to your needs; don't overbook, and leave time for rest.
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[Finland] How to Make the Most of a Finnair Layover in Helsinki! The Ultimate Guide from Airport Rail to Sauna Bliss!
Helsinki is a favorite stopover destination for those traveling to Europe! With Vantaa Airport just a 30-minute train ride from the city center, it’s an ideal spot for a quick layover or stopover. Here is a practical guide based on my experience, covering everything from airport transport to must-visit local gems. 1. Essential Tips for a Layover Trip Airport (Vantaa) ↔ City Center Train (P/I Lines) From the arrivals hall, just follow the train icons to the basement. Both the P and I lines connect directly to Helsinki Central Station in about 30 minutes. (Pro tip: Buy a Zone ABC single ticket or a 24-hour pass). Helsinki Central Station Luggage Lockers Don't drag your bags around! Use the lockers in the basement of the Central Station to store your luggage so you can explore the city hassle-free. Book Your Sauna in Advance You can't leave Finland without a traditional sauna experience. Popular spots like Löyly sell out fast, so be sure to book your slot on their official website before you even land. 2. Must-Visit Spots & Reviews Helsinki Cathedral & Senate Square Just a 10-minute walk from the station, this iconic landmark features a stunning white facade and green domes. The steps at the square are perfect for people-watching and taking in the city views. Market Square & Old Market Hall Located right by the harbor, this outdoor market is the place to try local delicacies like Finnish salmon stew (Lohikeitto) and fried herring. Temppeliaukio Church (The Rock Church) This incredible church was carved directly into natural rock. The natural light filtering through the copper dome creates a unique atmosphere that's worth a visit. Löyly Helsinki (Traditional Seaside Sauna) A modern, wooden architectural masterpiece right on the water. Sweating it out in the sauna followed by a plunge into the icy Baltic Sea is the ultimate way to cure jet lag. 3. Recommended 2-Day Layover Itinerary Day 1: City Landmarks & Finnish Sauna Airport ➔ Helsinki Central Station (Drop off luggage) ➔ Helsinki Cathedral ➔ Salmon stew lunch at Market Square ➔ Sauna & Baltic Sea dip at Löyly ➔ Dinner at a local craft beer pub. Day 2: Design, Architecture & Departure Temppeliaukio Rock Church ➔ Oodi Central Library & Cafe ➔ Pick up luggage at Central Station ➔ Airport Rail to Vantaa Airport ➔ Board your next flight.
Food Hall - Helsinki Airport (Before Security).
A perfect pit stop before check-in! The Food Hall at Helsinki Airport offers easy ordering via kiosks—convenient and fast. ✈️🍔🍣 For anyone arriving at Helsinki Airport looking for a bite before checking in or while waiting for friends, I highly recommend this Food Hall zone! There is a wide variety of international cuisines to choose from. What I love most is the self-ordering kiosk system, which consolidates menus from every restaurant into one screen. Just pick your food, pay, and wait to collect your meal. It couldn't be more convenient. Must-try spots in this zone: 💙 Berlin Döner: Large Berlin-style kebabs/döners with intense flavors that keep you full for a long time. 💙 Sake Sushi & Luigi's Italian Pizza: Two styles in one zone, featuring fresh sushi, ramen, and Italian pizza. 💙 Pretty Boy: A popular spot for hit spicy fried chicken and burgers. 💙 Levant: Middle Eastern street food featuring both salads and grilled specialties. 💙 TGM (Japanese Korean Cuisine): Japanese and Korean dishes, including rice and noodle options that really hit the spot for Asian palates. 📍 Location: Arrival / Departure Hall zone, before security (Landside), Helsinki-Vantaa Airport.
All-you-can-eat! A lavish Asian sushi buffet.
📍‼️ Calling all buffet lovers and fans of Asian cuisine! You have to check out Hua Du Restaurant in the Jumbo Shopping Centre (Flamingo zone). The place is spacious with a modern Asian vibe, and the food selection is absolutely massive and well worth the price. The sushi station is huge, featuring everything from nigiri and specialty rolls to large sashimi bowls packed with fresh salmon, squid, and crab sticks—all constantly replenished. 🍣 Fried food and hot dish enthusiasts are in for a treat! We're talking Korean and Chinese-style fried chicken, crispy spring rolls, tempura shrimp, fries, and steaming baskets of dim sum. 🍤🥟 There's also a DIY noodle and soup station. You can customize your bowl with fresh greens like spring onions, cilantro, shallots, and lemon, plus a variety of sauces to get the flavor just right. 🍜 Your meal includes drinks, tea, coffee, and ice cream for the perfect finish. 🍨☕ 💰 Buffet Pricing: Lounasbuffet (Lunch Mon-Fri, 10:30 AM – 3:00 PM): €15 Illallisbuffet (Dinner Mon-Fri, after 3:00 PM): €18 Viikonloppuisin (Weekends Sat-Sun): €20 📍 Location: 1st Floor, Viihdekortteli Zone (Flamingo), Jumbo Shopping Centre.
Ultimate Relaxing Staycation! Break Sokos Hotel Flamingo
💛 If you're looking for a relaxing hotel that's easy to get to and offers direct access to shopping malls and a water park, Break Sokos Hotel Flamingo is the perfect choice. 1. Cozy & Modern Bedroom (A bed you’ll never want to leave) Highlight: The rooms are decorated in chic earth tones with stylish wall art. The soft, clean twin beds come with plush pillows for instant relaxation. There’s also a cozy sofa by a large window for enjoying city views. 🛏️🪟 2. Smart Working Corner & Entertainment (Workspace and big screen TV) Highlight: A long modern desk equipped with a lamp and plenty of power outlets. The large wall-mounted Smart TV supports YouTube, Bluetooth Audio, and high-speed Wi-Fi, making it perfect for work or leisure. 📺💻 3. Functional Entrance & Storage Zone (Spacious entryway and ample storage) Highlight: The spacious entrance features a bench for putting on shoes, a large built-in wardrobe, hanging rails, and a full-length mirror. It's designed for effortless packing and dressing. 👔🧳 4. Clean & Bright Bathroom (Spacious with full amenities) Highlight: A bright, white bathroom with a luxurious marble counter, a large mirror, and a hairdryer. It’s fully stocked with premium bath and hair products for a refreshing experience. 🧼 Includes a high-quality shower set and bidet sprayer! ☎️ Trip Tips: For ultimate convenience, the hotel is directly connected to the Jumbo Shopping Centre and Flamingo Entertainment Centre. You can shop, dine, or visit the Flamingo Spa water park without ever stepping outside. It’s the perfect choice for a getaway or for those seeking accommodation near Helsinki-Vantaa Airport. 🛍️🏊♂️
Meet Santa Anytime at the Airport! What Kind of Shop is "Kankurin Tupa"?
Introducing "Kankurin Tupa," a year-round Christmas shop located at Helsinki-Vantaa International Airport! Since Finland is the country where the real Santa Claus lives, this is a must-visit spot where you can immerse yourself in a romantic Christmas world anytime you're at the airport. Whether you realized you forgot to buy Christmas goods at the end of your trip or you just want to quickly pick out some authentic Finnish souvenirs, Kankurin Tupa is the perfect place. Surprisingly, this shop carries Christmas items 365 days a year, regardless of the season. Stepping inside feels like entering Santa Claus's secret hideout, with cozy red-and-white Nordic interiors and adorable trinkets to welcome you. 🎁 Recommended Items 🎄 Heartwarming "Tonttu" Dolls You can't leave without a "Tonttu" figurine! These little elves are Santa Claus's helpers, and these simple wooden dolls with their signature red hats will instantly bring a touch of Nordic charm to any room. 🎄 Nordic Design Ornaments These warm Christmas ornaments are handcrafted from wood and felt. There is a wide variety available. You’ll find the shop in the Helsinki Airport departure gate area (the area after security). This makes it the ideal location for last-minute shopping right before you fly back home from Finland or while you're transiting to other European countries. It's also perfect for travelers who want to save their souvenir shopping for the airport to avoid carrying extra weight during their trip.
No one checked in to Finland on social media? Here’s the honest truth you’ll only say after you get back
No one posts about Finland? It’s not because it’s cold or distant. Just got back, here’s some honest insight. Read it and then decide if you want to go. Trip highlights (read carefully) · Rovaniemi Santa Claus Village: The only officially certified one. Take photos crossing the Arctic Circle and share your location for full effect. Choose a short husky sled ride (2 km is enough; longer trips are freezing). · Saariselkä glass igloos: Lie in bed waiting for the northern lights. Kakslauttanen is a classic, book 3 months in advance. Starry sky and dancing auroras at night make it worth the price. · Kemi icebreaker cruise: Drift on the icy sea wearing a lobster suit, a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Ticket includes lunch. Afternoon trips have better light. · Helsinki design district: The source of Nordic style. Spend 2 hours exploring unique home goods and Moomin mugs, cheaper than at the airport. · Frozen waterfall hike (Riisitunturi): More stunning than Santa Claus Village. The ice formations are an otherworldly blue. A local guide is required. Itinerary plan (6 days, no rush) Day 1 Helsinki (Rock Church + Chapel of Silence) → fly to Rovaniemi (stay downtown) Day 2 Santa Claus Village + reindeer farm (northern lights bus tour in the afternoon) Day 3 Rovaniemi → Saariselkä (3.5-hour private car, stay in glass igloo) Day 4 Ice fishing + snowmobile (half day is enough, relax in the afternoon waiting for northern lights) Day 5 Kemi day trip (icebreaker cruise + snow castle) Day 6 Return to Helsinki, explore design district, fly home Food in brief · Salmon soup: The bowl at Santa Claus Village cafeteria is creamy and rich, served with rye bread. · Cinnamon roll: Available at any coffee shop, softer than the Swedish version, paired with hot blueberry juice. · Note: Expect to spend €25+ per person at restaurants. Buy Fazer chocolate at supermarkets as snacks to save money. Travel tips (avoid pitfalls) · Northern lights: Don’t believe “visible every night.” KP index >3 is reliable. If it’s snowing heavily, just relax indoors. Download My Aurora Forecast. · Warmth: Wool base layer + fleece + windproof jacket. Wear two pairs of gloves (touchscreen + thick fleece). Use heat patches on feet and phone warmers on the back. · Transportation: Overnight trains save on accommodation but choose a lower bunk (upper bunks sway). Carpooling with 4 people is most cost-effective, about €80 per person per day. · Cash: Bring €200, 95% of places accept cards, but toilets charge €1 coins, so have some ready. · Language: English is no problem, but bus stops don’t announce in English. Use Google Maps to track your location. Final honest truth: Finland isn’t “not fun,” it’s “expensive + cold + basic food.” But if you can handle the cold and are willing to spend on glass igloos and icebreaker cruises, your social media posts will be next-level. Don’t trust cheap alternatives—Finland is Finland.❄️
Moomin Fans, Don't Miss Out! The Moomin Flagship Store at Helsinki Airport.
If you're visiting Helsinki and happen to be a Moomin fan, I'm telling you, this store is an absolute must-visit! 🥹🩵 Today, I'm taking you on a tour of the Moomin Flagship Store at Helsinki Airport. 🇫🇮✈️ The store is ridiculously cute! From the moment you stand at the storefront, you know you've stepped right into the world of Moomin. 🥹 Inside, there's a massive selection of goodies, including: 🧸 Moomin plushies in various sizes ☕️ Mugs and homeware 🎀 Bags and accessories 👕 Clothing and memorabilia 🍪 Moomin-themed snacks and souvenirs What I absolutely love is the variety of items that make for perfect Finland souvenirs, especially the cute little things that are so easy to pack and carry home. And since the shop is located right inside Helsinki Airport, anyone flying out can drop by for some last-minute shopping before heading home. ✈️🇫🇮 📍 Moomin Shop, Helsinki Airport Terminal 2 Personally, I feel like this is one of those "must-visit spots in Finland," especially for anyone who loves Moomin. 🩵 It's so much fun just walking around and browsing. The only thing you need to watch out for is... walking out with a much bigger shopping bag than you planned! 😂 Moomin + Finland = a match made in heaven 🇫🇮🩵
5 Fun Things to Do Near Helsinki Airport During a Layover in Vantaa ✈️⏱️
🇫🇮 Have a layover or extra time before your flight at Helsinki-Vantaa Airport (HEL)? Instead of waiting endlessly at the gate, here are 5 great layover activities in Vantaa just 5–15 minutes away from the terminals via train or bus! ✈️🇫🇮 📷 5 Recommended Layover Activities in Vantaa 1. Explore Historic Aircraft at the Finnish Aviation Museum (Suomen Ilmailumuseo) 🛩️ 🌻Activity: Home to over 80 real aircraft, aviation history exhibits, and flight simulators. A short and easy visit for aviation enthusiasts. 📍Access: 1 stop from the airport on Train I/P to Aviapolis Station (2-minute walk). 2. Shop for Finnish Souvenirs & Dine at Jumbo & Flamingo Mall 🛍️ 🌻Activity: Features major Finnish design stores like Marimekko and Iittala, a huge supermarket for Fazer chocolates, and dozens of restaurants. 📍Access: Bus 561, 570, or 600 from the airport (approx. 10 minutes). 3. Unwind at Flamingo Spa (Adults-Only Wellness & Saunas) 🧖♀️ 🌻Activity: Perfect for washing off jet lag! Relax in multiple themed Finnish saunas, warm mineral pools, and jacuzzi areas. 📍Access: Located inside Flamingo Centre (10-minute bus ride from the airport). 4. Plane Spotting at Lemminkäisen kallio 🛫 🌻Activity: A famous local rocky hill viewpoint where you can watch airplanes take off and land up close with panoramic airfield views. 📍Access: 5–7 minutes via taxi or ride-hailing app from the airport. 5. Coffee & Riverside Walk in Tikkurila Town Centre ☕ 🌻Activity: Experience local Finnish daily life in Vantaa's town center. Enjoy cozy cafes and a peaceful stroll along the Keravanjoki River. 📍Access: Take Train P from the airport directly to Tikkurila Station (approx. 10 minutes). #HelsinkiAirport #VantaaLayover #VisitVantaa #TransitTips #TravelFinland #เที่ยวฟินแลนด์ #สนามบินเฮลซิงกิ #ต่อเครื่องฟินแลนด์ #TripMoments
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Temppeliaukio Church
İşte Reels’e uygun, biraz daha uzun ve akıcı bir İngilizce açıklama:⛪ Rock Church (Temppeliaukio Church)One of Helsinki’s most remarkable landmarks, the Rock Church is carved directly into solid granite, blending nature and modern architecture in a truly unique way. The copper dome fills the interior with beautiful natural light, while the exceptional acoustics make it a popular venue for concerts. Peaceful, timeless, and unlike any other church, it’s a place that leaves a lasting impression on every visitor. 🇫🇮✨
Anonymous userOodi Helsinki Central Library
Located in the centre of Helsinki this is a weird shaped building with multiple levels. plenty of things happening other than just reading and studying, there’s a kids play area and coffee and restaurants
dmfootageSuomenlinna
Suomenlinna is built on an island off the coast of Helsinki, a short 10-minute boat ride from Market Square. The island retains its walls, fortifications, and docks; the old buildings are painted a pale yellow, and the green-domed church stands out. In summer, the grass is lush and green, and locals bring blankets for picnics. You can stroll along the walking trails, enjoying views of the sea and the skyline of the city across the water. There's a submarine you can go inside; it's cramped but quite interesting. There are no cars on the island, so a leisurely half-day walk is perfect.
YoYo_0T9A3B0LUspenski Cathedral
I'm amazed everytime I visit some old churches. And this was the best so far, This is located along the road Kanavatu, Helsinki. From Metro station i just walked around 17minutes to get here.
Bianx GlobetrotterHelsinki Cathedral
View: Helsinki Cathedral is famous for its white granite exterior and light green dome. Its golden spire and pure white walls can be seen from a distance from the sea. It is an outstanding example of neoclassical style architecture. The church's majestic spire is 62 meters high and is a prominent feature in the city's skyline, providing a different and beautiful view both during the day and at night. Value for money: Helsinki Cathedral is free to the public, making it a very cost-effective tourist attraction. Visitors can enter freely and admire its exquisite murals, sculptures and huge golden pipe organ without paying any fees. Richness of scenery: The interior of the church is spacious and bright, and natural light shines into the interior of the church through the huge windows, creating a solemn and sacred atmosphere. In addition, Senate Square in front of the church is also the best place to appreciate neoclassical architecture and Finnish cultural activities. Education level: Helsinki Cathedral is not only a religious place, but also an important cultural heritage in Finland. It was built in the early 19th century to demonstrate Finland's cultural and religious independence to the Russian rulers of the time. The church is therefore not only a place of religious ceremony but also a symbol of Finnish national pride. Interesting: Because of its unique architectural style and rich cultural background, Helsinki Cathedral has become an important place for tourists to explore the history and culture of Helsinki. The artistic works and regular concerts and cultural activities held in the church provide visitors with a rich cultural experience and interest. In general, Helsinki Cathedral is a beautiful, culturally rich and interesting tourist destination, and it is free and open to the public and has a high cost performance.
小北在旅游Sibelius Park
The first stop in Helsinki is Sibelius Park. The most famous monument here is the forest and archipelago, which was completed by a female designer in nearly six years and embodies abstract art.
非你不渴Senate Square
The Senate Square is the most famous square in the center of Helsinki, the capital of Finland. The political, religious, scientific and commercial centers of Helsinki are all located in this square. Famous landmarks include the Helsinki Cathedral, the Government Palace, the main building of the University of Helsinki and other buildings.
杨昊鑫SkyWheel Helsinki
I really want to sit on it and experience it. This Ferris wheel is really big. It looks so beautiful at night. If you get up early in the morning, you can still see the sunrise. The way the sun rises complements each other so well. In Helsinki in winter, you can watch the Ferris wheel and quietly drink a cup of coffee and enjoy the night view of the sea. It’s a great enjoyment🥰.
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