Car rental Helsinki City North, Finland

Visiting the City of Finland

Helsinki, the capital of Finland's northern region, lies on a small peninsula in the northern Gulf of Finland. Its central avenue, Mannerfallintia, is joined by several historical buildings including the National Art Museum, tracing Finnish cultural history back to the Stone Age. In addition to Mannerfallintia, there is an open-air museum where visitors can view ancient stone carvings dating back to the Bronze Age. On Mannerfallintia are the imposing parliament house and Kallasuta, an open-air art museum.

The city has many beautiful sights but none of them can compete with the awe-inspiring beauty of the Uspenskio Cathedral. It is one of only two churches to have been built during the medieval period, making it a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The interior of the church is decorated with paintings that portray the lives of medieval Finns and are still popular to this day.

The other museum is the Kallshoj Memorial Museum. This place commemorates those who lost their lives in the World War II. Another museum that visitors may want to visit is the University Museum. Here they can learn about Finnish culture, history, and art through its various exhibits.

If you are interested in a bit of history, you should make your way to Linnajoki, the former centre of government. Today, Linnajoki is known as an industrial centre and one of the biggest tourist cities in Finland. It is also home to Finland's largest international airport, providing easy access to all of its major international destinations. However, for the more adventurous traveler, there is no other city in Finland that has the opportunity to witness the fall of the world's greatest military force.

To experience the true awe of the area, you may want to make your way to Kallio, the northern part of Mannerfallintia, or Uusimaa, the southern part. These places are both historic and beautiful in their own right, but offer much more to those who venture into them.

As the weather in Helsinki can be harsh at times, it is always a good idea to bring along a warm coat and some sort of warm clothing so that you can enjoy the beauty and warmth of the city's conditions while remaining warm. While there, be sure to check out the beautiful architectural buildings and landmarks in the area and spend time in a natural summer park.

Going to this region of Finland is an enjoyable way to spend some quality time with the family. The people are extremely friendly and hospitable, as is the case in many parts of the world.

So if you are looking for a great place to enjoy your holiday, then make sure to take a trip to Helsinki City North. You will not regret it!