Mannerheimintie 13e
00100 Helsinki, Finland
finlandiatalo.fi
Welcome to Finlandia Hall, an architectural icon in the heart of Helsinki. Designed by Alvar Aalto, this stunning venue is a masterpiece of form and function, where every detail—from the custom lighting to the natural materials—serves a unified concept.
Aalto’s vision was to create a space that enhances the human experience, focusing on the performance and the audience rather than grandeur. Not only will you experience the timeless beauty of this building, but you’ll also enjoy its fully renewed state. We look forward to hosting you in this extraordinary space, perfectly suited for our congress.
Sauna may be a 10,000-year-old Finnish tradition, but in Helsinki, it pulses with new life. As the birthplace of urban sauna culture, Helsinki blends time-honoured rituals with bold design and easy access to nature.
Whether you’re after steamy social gatherings, silent moments of self-care, or a cool dip in the Baltic Sea, you’ll find hundreds of saunas across Helsinki (and at least 60 public open to the public)—each with its own soul.
Kotiharjun sauna - traditional wood-burning sauna
kotiharjunsauna.fi/en
Löyly - modern, unique sauna & restaurant by the Baltic Sea
loylyhelsinki.fi/en
Allas - swimming pools and saunas in unique location in the middle Helsinki
allaspool.fi/en
Hermanni - traditional sauna
saunahermanni.fi
suomenlinna.fi/en
The Suomenlinna sea fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Built over a period of three centuries, Suomenlinna is nowadays a unique residential district of Helsinki and a popular tourist destination. The military architecture of the six fortified islands recounts the history of the Kingdom of Sweden, the Russian Empire and the Republic of Finland.
oodihelsinki.fi/en
Oodi is a striking building with its glass and steel structures and wooden facade, its design a combination of traditional and contemporary flavours. The energy-efficient library is an impressive calling card for Finnish architecture.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sibelius_Monument
The world famous composer Jean Sibelius’ (1865-1957) monument by Eila Hiltunen is located at the Sibelius park. It was unveiled 7 September 1967. The Sibelius Monument, resembling organ pipes, is made of welded steel with over 600 pipes and with the bust of the composer on one side. The monument is one of Helsinki’s most popular statues and one of the most well-known tourist attractions.
ateneum.fi/en
The Ateneum is the home of Finnish art and part of the Finnish National Gallery. The museum's collection includes more than 20,000 national treasures.
Helsinki is a paradise for lovers of Nordic design, with numerous stylish shops and galleries showcasing contemporary Finnish creativity. From unique home decor to playful gifts, there’s plenty to discover. And if you're looking for something truly Finnish, don't miss the world of the Moomins.
Make the most of your trip to Helsinki! In the links below you will find useful information about the city and the venue.
Find interesting sights to see, places to visit, and restaurants to dine in.
