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Helsinki is the capital city of Finland and has been since 1812. The city was built in the same style as St Petersburg by the Russian Tsars. The city dates back to 1550 and it is often referred to as the Daughter of the Baltic. You can see the influences on the city in your Car Hire Helsinki vehicle.

The city comes to life in the summer as the locals make the most of the sunshine by flocking to the many outdoor bars and cafes. There are many fascinating old buildings that include churches and forts while the shopping and nightlife are very good, which helps make this a prime tourist destination for Car Hire Helsinki renters.

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Attractions of Helsinki

Helsinki is surrounded by sea and a massive archipelago that gives it a beautiful setting. Suomenlina has a great sea fortress built by the Swedish to defend its eastern flank. The fort and town is part of UNESCO's World Heritage List and the island is easy to access by ferry. There are many bars and restaurants and the island is sometimes called the Gibraltar of the North, as you will see from your Car Hire Helsinki vehicle.

Sights of Helsinki

The Lutheran Cathedral dates back to 1852 and the cathedral is the city's unofficial symbol. The Church in the Rock is very popular as it was built into solid rock. The Church is home to many concerts due to its very good acoustics. St John's Church and Uspenski Cathedral are also worth while places to visit for tourists.

Sport in Helsinki

Helsinki is home to HJK, which is Finland's most successful football team. Ice Hockey and Bandy are also played by a wide section of the community. There are track and field enthusiasts and the local club Helsingin Kisa-Veikot is fairly dominant in the country.

Nightlife in Helsinki

The nightlife in Helsinki is very good and there are many places around the Iso – Roobertinktau and Kamppi area to pass the night away. The Central Railway Station is also a good location for people looking to party while the Eerikinkatu is the centre for the gay community.

Shopping in Helsinki

Shopping can be expensive in Helsinki but some bargains are also available and in the underground Asematunneli, which is next to the Railway Station. Aleksanterinkatu is full of shops and the Esplanadi boulevard is a great shopping area to explore with Car Hire Helsinki.

Getting to Helsinki

Helsinki Airport is the main airport in the country and it is located 20km north of the city. Helsinki Airport is connected to the city by a bus which runs regularly. Finnair operates a shuttle bus from the airport to the city. The road connection is very good and easy to follow to get to the airport.

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Introduction to Helsinki
Helsinki is the capital city of Finland and has been since 1812. The city was built in the same style as St Petersburg by the Russian Tsars. The city dates back to 1550 and it is often referred to as the Daughter of the Baltic. The city comes to life in the summer as the locals make the most of the sunshine by flocking to the many outdoor bars and cafes. There are many fascinating old buildings that include churches and forts while the shopping and nightlife are very good which helps make this a prime tourist destination.
Attractions of Helsinki
Helsinki is surrounded by sea and a massive archipelago which gives it beautiful setting. Suomenlina has a great sea fortress built by the Swedish to defend its eastern flank. The fort and town is part of UNESCO's World Heritage List and the island is easy to access by ferry. There are many bars and restaurants and the island is sometimes called the Gibraltar of the North.
Sights of Helsinki
The Lutheran Cathedral dates back to 1852 and the cathedral is the city's unofficial symbol. The Church in the Rock is very popular as it was built into solid rock. The Church is home to many concerts due to its very good acoustics. St John's Church and Uspenski Cathedral are also worth while places to visit for tourists.
Sport in Helsinki
Helsinki is home to HJK which is Finland's most successful football team. Ice Hockey and Bandy are also played by a wide section of the community. There are track and field enthusiasts and the local club Helsingin Kisa-Veikot is fairly dominant in the country.
Nightlife in Helsinki
The nightlife in Helsinki is very good and there are many places around the Iso – Roobertinktau and Kamppi area to pass the night away. The Central Railway Station is also a good location for people looking to party while the Eerikinkatu is the cenetr for the gay community.
Shopping in Helsinki
Shopping can be expensive in Helsinki but some bargains are also available and in the underground Asematunneli which is next to the Railway Station. Aleksanterinkatu is full of shops and the Esplanadi boulevard which runs parallel also has many good shops.
Getting to Helsinki
Helsinki Airport is the main airport in the country and it is located 20km north of the city. Helsinki Airport is connected to the city by a bus which runs regularly. Finnair operates a shuttle bus from the airport to the city. The road connection is very good and easy to follow to get to the airport.Introduction to Helsinki
Helsinki is the capital city of Finland and has been since 1812. The city was built in the same style as St Petersburg by the Russian Tsars. The city dates back to 1550 and it is often referred to as the Daughter of the Baltic. The city comes to life in the summer as the locals make the most of the sunshine by flocking to the many outdoor bars and cafes. There are many fascinating old buildings that include churches and forts while the shopping and nightlife are very good which helps make this a prime tourist destination.
Attractions of Helsinki
Helsinki is surrounded by sea and a massive archipelago which gives it beautiful setting. Suomenlina has a great sea fortress built by the Swedish to defend its eastern flank. The fort and town is part of UNESCO's World Heritage List and the island is easy to access by ferry. There are many bars and restaurants and the island is sometimes called the Gibraltar of the North.
Sights of Helsinki
The Lutheran Cathedral dates back to 1852 and the cathedral is the city's unofficial symbol. The Church in the Rock is very popular as it was built into solid rock. The Church is home to many concerts due to its very good acoustics. St John's Church and Uspenski Cathedral are also worth while places to visit for tourists.
Sport in Helsinki
Helsinki is home to HJK which is Finland's most successful football team. Ice Hockey and Bandy are also played by a wide section of the community. There are track and field enthusiasts and the local club Helsingin Kisa-Veikot is fairly dominant in the country.
Nightlife in Helsinki
The nightlife in Helsinki is very good and there are many places around the Iso – Roobertinktau and Kamppi area to pass the night away. The Central Railway Station is also a good location for people looking to party while the Eerikinkatu is the cenetr for the gay community.
Shopping in Helsinki
Shopping can be expensive in Helsinki but some bargains are also available and in the underground Asematunneli which is next to the Railway Station. Aleksanterinkatu is full of shops and the Esplanadi boulevard which runs parallel also has many good shops.
Getting to Helsinki
Helsinki Airport is the main airport in the country and it is located 20km north of the city. Helsinki Airport is connected to the city by a bus which runs regularly. Finnair operates a shuttle bus from the airport to the city. The road connection is very good and easy to follow to get to the airport.