• Senate Square - Known as Senaatintori in Finnish, Senate Square is our meeting point and a key tourist attraction, marking the beginning of modern Helsinki’s history. Here, we will explore the three stunning buildings surrounding us!
• Helsinki Cathedral - The Helsinki Cathedral, also known as the White Cathedral, is the city’s most iconic landmark, often featured in photographs. If open, we can enter to learn about Finland’s religious culture and, if fortunate, enjoy some music inside! (Note: There’s a €10 entry fee in summer, so we typically don’t enter during this season.)
• Kauppatori - “Torille” is a well-known Finnish phrase meaning “to the market”! Let’s visit the market square to discover its significance, explore Finnish cuisine, and find unique souvenirs to take home from Helsinki.
• Allas Sea Pool - We will provide a comprehensive guide to the Finnish sauna experience and recommend the best saunas in town. Discover why Finns are passionate about saunas! Located next to the Gulf of Finland, Allas sauna offers a lovely sea view, and we’ll discuss Suomenlinna fortress island, a highly recommended UNESCO heritage site to visit post-tour.
• Uspenskin Cathedral (Uspenskin Katedraali) - Why does Helsinki have two cathedrals? This one differs from Helsinki Cathedral, and we’ll uncover why! We’ll admire this beautiful cathedral from afar during our market square visit.
• Havis Amanda - Arguably the most famous and iconic statue in Helsinki!
• The Esplanadi Park - Known locally as Helsinki’s Champs-Élysées, it houses the Kappeli restaurant and Espa music stage. In the center stands Runeberg’s statue, Finland’s national poet. We’ll also share some intriguing facts about Finland here.
• Fazer Café Kluuvikatu - The first café bar in Helsinki, possibly the reason behind Finns’ love for coffee and coffee breaks!
• Aleksanterinkatu - Aleksi is a main street in the city center, lined with beautiful Art Deco buildings, each narrating fascinating stories about Finnish culture!
• Helsinki Central Railway Station - This central train station is a stunning city center landmark, guarded by four massive statues with many tales to tell! We’ll also pass by two other beautiful buildings: Finland’s National Theater and the Ateneum Museum (Finland’s National Gallery).
• Kansalaistori - This modern district is surrounded by striking post-modern buildings, showcasing why Helsinki was named the World Design Capital in 2012!
• Central Library Oodi - Oodi Library is the tour’s highlight, redefining the concept of a library. It’s unlike any library you’ve seen before and is sure to amaze you!

• Guided tour by a professional authorized Helsinki Guide

• Tip to the guide (recommended)
• Entry fees
• Foods, Snacks, Water
• Insurance

Hello!

Welcome to the Finntastic walking tour, the top-rated walking tour in Helsinki!

• Why are Finns so passionate about saunas?
• Is Finland truly the happiest country in the world?

Join the Finntastic tour to explore Finnish culture, history, and lifestyle in a fun and informative way!

Please review all tour details (itinerary, duration, notes, etc.) before booking.

Notes:

• Not suitable for strollers, wheelchairs, or individuals with walking difficulties. (Participants must be able to take steps and walk 4km)
• Not suitable for individuals with hearing impairments
• Pets are not allowed
• Please register a valid phone number with WhatsApp or iMessage
• Group size: 5-30, and the guide uses a sound amplifier
• Refund requests are not accepted for no-shows (including reasons such as rain, snow, wind, flight/cruise/ferry cancellations or delays, or arriving at the wrong meeting point)

Looking forward to seeing you on our tour!

• Not suitable for people with walking difficulties
• Not suitable for strollers
• Not suitable for wheelchair users, people with difficulties in walking , strollers
• Not suitable for people with hearing difficulties
• For the sake of other members, please do not come to the tour if you are sick

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.