Helsinki - Gallery

Gallery

  • Skyline of central Helsinki, as seen from the roof of the Erottaja fire station.

  • Helsinki Central railway station

  • South harbour of Helsinki

  • The National Museum of Finland is located in Helsinki.

  • The Senaatintori square on a winter morning in December.

  • The Pohjoisranta at night.

  • Stockmann department store along the Aleksanterinkatu's Christmas street.

  • Restaurant Vltava on the right and Sanomatalo in the background.

  • Helsinki market square in winter.

  • Central Helsinki in evening.

  • Helsinki Olympic Stadium Tower, offers a good view over Helsinki.

  • Rooftops of the southern inner city districts.

  • The Uspenski Orthodox cathedral

  • Wall of Parliament House

  • The Esplanadi Park in central Helsinki in early June.

  • Finnish National Theatre and Aleksis Kivi statue in Rautatientori.

  • Altar of Temppeliaukio Church that is built underground

  • Hietaniemi beach in summer.

  • Itis shopping centre is the biggest shopping mall in the Nordic countries.

  • Töölö

  • Rainbow in Helsinki

  • Design Museum

  • Kristus Kyrkan

  • The House Of The Estates

  • Blocks of flats at Torkkelinmäki

  • Kauppahalli interior

  • Summer Afternoon in Helsinki

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