Paasitorni
An Art Nouveau workers' house opened in 1908, Paasitorni now serves as Helsinki's premier congress centre, hotel and…
Helsinki: 27 heritage places documented by Cultural Heritage Online, street by street — what each one is, where it is, and how to see it.
An Art Nouveau workers' house opened in 1908, Paasitorni now serves as Helsinki's premier congress centre, hotel and…
An insurance office guarded by trolls, bears and squirrels carved from grey stone — Finland inventing its own…
A Gothic Revival cathedral in Helsinki, completed 1860 and dedicated to a 12th-century bishop, serving Finland's largest Catholic…
Finland's largest stone church by seating capacity, this Gothic Revival landmark in Helsinki was designed by Swedish architect…
Sigurd Frosterus’s 1930 Helsinki department store, long the largest in the Nordic countries, a restrained brick landmark.
Costruita dagli svedesi a metà Settecento su un gruppo di isole davanti a Helsinki, Suomenlinna doveva sbarrare il…
A seaside villa in Helsinki that served as the official residence of President Urho Kekkonen from 1956 to…
Timo e Tuomo Suomalainen, i due fratelli architetti che vinsero il concorso del 1961, erano cresciuti su Suursaari,…
Suomenlinna, the sea fortress begun in 1748 on the islands at the mouth of Helsinki harbour and a…
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