Suomenlinna Island, Seurasaari Island, Korkeasaari Island, Kaivopuisto, Esplanadin puisto, Lutheran Cathedral, The Church in the Rock, St. John's Church, Uspenski Cathedral, Ateneum Art Museum, Kiasma Museum of Contemporary Art, Museum of Cultures,

Airport - All international and domestic flights land at the compact, modern and airy Helsinki-Vantaa International Airport (IATA: HEL, ICAO: EFHK), 15 kilometers to the north of the city. International and domestic terminals are separate but connected by a walkway.
Shopping - Shopping in Helsinki is generally expensive, but fans of Scandinavian design will find plenty of things of interest. Most large shops and department stores are open weekdays from 9 AM to 9 PM. As in the rest of Finland, note that most shops close by 6 PM on Saturday and are closed entirely on Sunday (except in summer and before Christmas, when they typically open at noon). A notable exception is the Asematunneli complex, located underground adjacent to the Central Railway Station: most shops there are open until 10 PM almost every day of the year.

Hotels

Hilton Helsinki Kalastajatorppa - Kalastajatorpantie 1, Helsinki 00330, Phone: 09/45811

Hilton Helsinki Strand - John Stenbergin Ranta 4, Helsinki 00530, Phone: 09/39351

Hotel Kamp - Pohjoisesplanadi 29, Helsinki 00100, Phone: 09/576-1111

Palace Hotel Linna - Lonnrotink. 29, Helsinki 00180, Phone: 10/344-4100

Radisson SAS Plaza Hotel Helsinki - Mikonkatu 23, Helsinki 00100, Mikonkatu 23, Helsinki 00100,

Rivoli Jardin - Kasarmikatu 40, Helsinki 00130, Phone: 09/681-500

Restaurants\Cafe

Bridges - John Stenbergin Ranta 4, Phone: 09/39351

Havis - Etelarantatie 16, Phone: 09/6869-5660

Kosmos - Kalevank. 3, Phone: 09/647-255

Kynsilaukka - Fredrikink. 22, Phone: 09/651-939

Toolonranta - Helsinginkatu 56, Phone: 09/454-2100