It’s time to start dreaming of your next trip. Here’s some destination inspiration for you. Take a visual journey through Helsinki, Finland, with us.
Nearly 330 islands comprise the archipelago of Helsinki, with different landscapes and natural settings for all travelers to enjoy. On Vallisaari, see remnants of the 19th-century Russian siege. Or, head to Seurasaari to enjoy the peaceful and rural scenery of the forested isle. © Oleg Zhukov | Dreamstime.com
The 19th-century Helsinki Cathedral, originally built as a tribute to Tsar Nicholas I of Russia, is considered one of the most famous Finnish structures. Green domes sit atop the bright, white towers, and its beauty has made it one of Finland’s most popular tourist attractions. © Brett Critchley | Dreamstime.com
Suomenlinna is an 18th-century fortress spanning six linked islands. Built as a form of protection against Russian expansion, the fortress became a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1991 and continues to draw visitors for its fascinating history and beautiful views. © Tatiana Savvateeva | Dreamstime.com
The unique Temppeliaukio Church lies in the Töölö neighborhood of the city. Built by architect brothers Timo and Tuomo Suomalainen in 1969, the church was built into solid rock, hence its nickname, Rock Church. © Sylvain Beauregard | Dreamstime.com
Kamppi Chapel, opened in 2012, quickly received the nickname Chapel of Silence for its peaceful atmosphere. Serving as a place to enjoy moments of silence in one of the busiest areas of Finland, the chapel welcomes people of all religions and backgrounds with different life philosophies. © Ryhor Bruyeu | Dreamstime.com
As a coastal city, Helsinki features many different piers for ships, with some existing for many centuries. In Katajanokka, one of the city’s harbors and neighborhoods, walk the streets and admire Uspenski Cathedral, historic buildings in the Jugendstil style and views of the sea. © Scanrail | Dreamstime.com
Nearly 330 islands comprise the archipelago of Helsinki, with different landscapes and natural settings for all travelers to enjoy. On Vallisaari, see remnants of the 19th-century Russian siege. Or, head to Seurasaari to enjoy the peaceful and rural scenery of the forested isle. © Oleg Zhukov | Dreamstime.com
The 19th-century Helsinki Cathedral, originally built as a tribute to Tsar Nicholas I of Russia, is considered one of the most famous Finnish structures. Green domes sit atop the bright, white towers, and its beauty has made it one of Finland’s most popular tourist attractions. © Brett Critchley | Dreamstime.com
Suomenlinna is an 18th-century fortress spanning six linked islands. Built as a form of protection against Russian expansion, the fortress became a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1991 and continues to draw visitors for its fascinating history and beautiful views. © Tatiana Savvateeva | Dreamstime.com
The unique Temppeliaukio Church lies in the Töölö neighborhood of the city. Built by architect brothers Timo and Tuomo Suomalainen in 1969, the church was built into solid rock, hence its nickname, Rock Church. © Sylvain Beauregard | Dreamstime.com
Kamppi Chapel, opened in 2012, quickly received the nickname Chapel of Silence for its peaceful atmosphere. Serving as a place to enjoy moments of silence in one of the busiest areas of Finland, the chapel welcomes people of all religions and backgrounds with different life philosophies. © Ryhor Bruyeu | Dreamstime.com
As a coastal city, Helsinki features many different piers for ships, with some existing for many centuries. In Katajanokka, one of the city’s harbors and neighborhoods, walk the streets and admire Uspenski Cathedral, historic buildings in the Jugendstil style and views of the sea. © Scanrail | Dreamstime.com
Nearly 330 islands comprise the archipelago of Helsinki, with different landscapes and natural settings for all travelers to enjoy. On Vallisaari, see remnants of the 19th-century Russian siege. Or, head to Seurasaari to enjoy the peaceful and rural scenery of the forested isle. © Oleg Zhukov | Dreamstime.com
The 19th-century Helsinki Cathedral, originally built as a tribute to Tsar Nicholas I of Russia, is considered one of the most famous Finnish structures. Green domes sit atop the bright, white towers, and its beauty has made it one of Finland’s most popular tourist attractions. © Brett Critchley | Dreamstime.com
Suomenlinna is an 18th-century fortress spanning six linked islands. Built as a form of protection against Russian expansion, the fortress became a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1991 and continues to draw visitors for its fascinating history and beautiful views. © Tatiana Savvateeva | Dreamstime.com
The unique Temppeliaukio Church lies in the Töölö neighborhood of the city. Built by architect brothers Timo and Tuomo Suomalainen in 1969, the church was built into solid rock, hence its nickname, Rock Church. © Sylvain Beauregard | Dreamstime.com
Kamppi Chapel, opened in 2012, quickly received the nickname Chapel of Silence for its peaceful atmosphere. Serving as a place to enjoy moments of silence in one of the busiest areas of Finland, the chapel welcomes people of all religions and backgrounds with different life philosophies. © Ryhor Bruyeu | Dreamstime.com
As a coastal city, Helsinki features many different piers for ships, with some existing for many centuries. In Katajanokka, one of the city’s harbors and neighborhoods, walk the streets and admire Uspenski Cathedral, historic buildings in the Jugendstil style and views of the sea. © Scanrail | Dreamstime.com
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