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A monumental bronze fountain by sculptor Ville Vallgren, erected in Helsinki's Market Square in 1908 and now recognized…
Finland: 74 heritage places documented by Cultural Heritage Online, region by region — what each one is, where it is, and how to see it.
A monumental bronze fountain by sculptor Ville Vallgren, erected in Helsinki's Market Square in 1908 and now recognized…
Finland's second-largest wooden church, built 1890–1891 in Gothic Revival style by architect Josef Stenbäck. The 45-metre structure seats…
Finnish modernism rejected the machine aesthetic's abstraction and returned architecture to natural materials, organic curves and the particular…
Saarinen's granite gateway guarded by four stone giants holding lamps - the station that carried Finland into independence…
The Helsinki Parliament House is one of the defining monuments of Nordic Classicism—a strain of interwar architecture that…
An Orthodox Jewish synagogue in Helsinki's Kamppi district serving the city's Jewish religious and cultural community.
A red-brick Gothic church completed in 1869 in Vaasa, Finland, featuring three naves and altarpieces by prominent 19th-century…
The 1909 administration building of the Helsinki city electricity works, on the corner of Pieni Roobertinkatu and Kasarmikatu,…
A landmark 1931 hotel in Helsinki that was Finland's tallest building for 45 years, anchoring the city's Design…
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