The capital of Finland cannot boast of pompous magnificent architecture, a large number of historical attractions and some particularly outstanding cultural heritage. However, Helsinki is an original, atmospheric city and it definitely has a peculiar charm.
The city authorities welcome modern architectural projects. Thanks to this, tourists can admire the unusual church of Temppeliaukio and the chapel of silence of Kamppi. The granite-clad embankments of the Finnish capital turn into restrained and majestic panoramas of the Baltic Sea, where cruise liners and ferries swing on the waters.
Helsinki is a sound, solid and prosperous city. There are no enchanting Gothic cathedrals and castles here, but there is an incomparable Kiasma, strict northern nature and the triumph of common sense.