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Visión general

La zona central de Helsinki se concentra en torno del bullicioso paseo frente al mar de Kauppatori (Plaza del Mercado). Es allí donde sus habitantes de reúnen para almorzar, comprar pescado fresco y verduras o productos de los puestos del mercado. El corazón arquitectónico de Helsinki, Senaatintori (Plaza del Senado), se encuentra a tan sólo cinco minutos a pie de esta zona. La mejor visión general de la ciudad se obtiene desde su edificio más alto, el Hotel Torni, desde el cual es posible observar los lugares más célebres de Helsinki. Entre éstos destaca el Finlandia Hall, de Alvar Aalto, y Miasma, la galería de arte contemporáneo construida por Steven Holl. El tranvía 3T pasa por todas las atracciones principales y es una forma ideal para los turistas de obtener una visión general de la ciudad.

Hietaniemi Beach

Known for its sandy beach, Hietaniemi Beach is widely attractive among the tourists and locals because of its close proximity to the city location. Visitors can relax on warm days playing volleyball, having picnics, sunbathing or swimming.

Location: Off the Toolo district.

Temppeliaukio Church

Known for being the church built into a solid rock, Temppeliaukio Church is certainly one of its kind. Natural light pours in from the church's glazed dome, the rough stoned interiors amplify each echo the choir makes. Visited by about half million curious tourists each year, it is a glorious interpretation of strong faith in one with nature. Located in the district of Toolo, this interesting Lutheran church is also a concert venue because of its raw sound quality acoustics.

Tel: +358 9 498 698

Location: Lutherinkatu 3 Helsinki, Finland

Suomenlinna

Suomenlinna is a sea fortress recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. It is popular among tourists and locals for picnics, sightseeing and enjoying the parks and the sea. Guests have many activities to choose from like walking tours, museums, handicraft shops, cafes, restaurants, a library and a beer garden. Suomenlinna is open all year round and can be reached by a regular ferry through Helsinki City Transportation system, or by water-buses from the pier at Market Square.

Tel: +358 9 4132 3300

Location: On the islands off Helsinki

Aleksanterinkatu

Like NYC's Time Square or Singapore's Orchard Road, Aleksanterinkatu is the central commercial street of Helsinki. Shops, cafes, restaurants and the Stockmann department store all in one convenient location. This is one attraction tourists should not miss out on when visiting Helsinki. A stone's throw away from Senate Square, it has access to entrances of the University of Helsinki, the Ritarihuone, the Helsinki Cathedral and the Nordea Bank.

Aleksanterinkatu marvels especially during Christmas season when the street sparkles with exciting Christmas lights, painting a beautiful picturesque evening during the holidays.

Market Square

To experience the seaside community with a bustling mix of food, souvenirs, fresh produce and marina socials, head on to the Market Square, just off the Senate Square. Along the city bay, the busy street and stalls provide a festive atmosphere, stretching rows of tents selling fur clothings, jewellery, paintings, fruits and the yearly October highlight, the Helsinki Herring Festival. The famous Market Square is only steps away from the Esplanadi Park, where ferry boats are parked en-route to other islands.

Senate Square

The Senate Square is the city's center for arts, culture, religion, politics and education. It holds snow sculptures, art displays, festivals and concerts. Bounded by four majestic buildings - the Helsinki Cathedral, the University of Helsinki, the National Library of Finland and the Government Palace, Senate Square is highlighted by its neo-classical architecture. In the middle of the square is the statue of Tsar Alexander II of Russia. Tourists flock around this attraction for a remarkable authentic take of Helsinki.

Kotiharju wood-burning saunas

Kotiharju sauna is Helsinki's only remaining traditional wood-heated sauna Quarter. Its wood-burning saunas to enjoy both the FFP as domestic and foreign friends of the sauna. Renowned sauna is recognized as one of city residents live in urban culture.

Kotiharju Sauna Oy , Harju Square Street 1, 00500 Helsinki, Finland
Woodburning men's and women's saunas, a sauna for families and groups, subscription services, cleaner, and a massage therapist.
Open: Tue-Fri 14-20 (sauna until 22) and Sat 1913-1919 (sauna until 21).Exceptions in opening hours | Exceptions to the Opening Hours | Services | Prices | Sauna

NEW : Men's sauna, a real-time temperature
NEW : Actual temperature in the men's sauna

Men's sauna stones were traded on 28.11.2010.
Coming online in the meter for women.

Kotiharju Sauna Prices

Sauna	Adult sauna	10,00 €
	Discount group 1	7,50 €
	Discount group 2	5,00 €
Privatesauna (Prices include all private space's at your disposal and also permission to use our public sides)
	2 h / person	14,00 €
	3 h / person	16,00 €
	4 h / person	18,00 €
Please Note! Because of great interest about our private sauna during fri-sat, we have set minimum number of participiants to 5 persons during those days. Space's of private sauna should be empty at least 15 minutes before actual ending time.
Loyal customer card (incl. 10 times)
	Adults	90,00 €
	Discount group 1	65,00 €
	Discount group 2	40,00 €
Discount group 1. = students, pensioners, unemployed and disabled persons. Discount group 2. = Residents of As. Oy Kotiharju and children 12-16y.
Utilities	Towel rent	2,00 €
	Disposable seatcover	0,20 €
	Disposable razor	0,50 €
Whisks of birchleaves (Vihta)
Dried (takes aprox. 30 min. to be ready for use)		4,00 €
Frozen (after unpacking ready to be used)		5,00 €
Fresh (Seasonal product, Spirit of Finnish sauna)		5,00 €
Takeaway vihta's receive extra charge of 1,00 €
Subject to be changed. Cash only.