3 Day Helsinki Itinerary
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Quarried out of the natural bedrock and designed by architects Timo and Tuomo Suomalainen, Temppeliaukio Church (Rock Church) is one of Helsinki's most popular attractions. Its spectacular atmosphere and unique architecture promise to make it an unforgettable experience, with its copper dome, exposed rocks and concrete beams. If you go before noon, you can see fantastic shadows cast across the walls from the light streaming through the windows to the alter wall.

Visit the Ateneum Art Museum to see the jewels of the Finnish National Gallery's art collection: works of art from the 19th century to the modern age – with a focus on Finnish artists – as well as Le Corbusier, Eero Järnefelt and Edvard Munch. It’s a fascinating museum for art lovers and one of the best in Helsinki.

The National Museum of Finland is a work of art set in a stunning building dating back to 1910, representing one of Finland's most significant examples of national-romantic architecture. Within the museum, you can learn about Finland’s fascinating history from medieval times to the 19th century.

Enjoy a picturesque cruise of Helsinki's waters on a Beautiful Canal Route. Their boats will steer you through Helsinki's stunning banks and shores and showcase some of Helsinki's hidden gems from the water. You'll also pass top Helsinki attractions such as the historic Suomenlinna Island Fortress, Korkeasaari Zoo, the ice breaker fleet and Degerö Canal.

HAM Helsinki is a unique, city-wide art gallery showcasing its works in and around everyday spaces and buildings, such as parks, streets, and libraries. The main hub can be found in Tennis Palace – Tennispalatsi – but its 9,000 works are scattered all over the city. Visit the museum to see where you can find them and plot your own Art Trail around Helsinki.

Sinebrychoff Art Museum is part of the Finnish National Gallery, specialising in old European art. It boasts Finland’s most valuable collection of paintings by the old masters, as well as Swedish portraits, Dutch and Flemish genre paintings, and Italian and French paintings and miniatures.