Sightseeing Tour of this Beautiful City

We will begin our tour at the Senate Square, Helsinki’s historical heart. The square is surrounded by the Helsinki Cathedral, the University of Helsinki’s main building, and the Government Palace. The cathedral is one of the city’s most recognizable structures. It was built in the nineteenth century in the Neoclassical style and serves as the seat of the Archbishop of Finland. 

Following that, we’ll go to the Temppeliaukio Church, also known as the Church of the Rock. The church is built into solid rock and has a copper dome. The natural light streaming in through the skylights creates a unique atmosphere in the church. 

Then we’ll walk to the Sibelius Monument, which honors the famous Finnish composer Jean Sibelius. The monument, which is made of 600 steel pipes. It is a city landmark. 

Following our visit to the Sibelius Monument, we will proceed to Esplanade Park, one of the city’s most popular parks. The park is well-known for its beautiful floral displays and the statue of Jean Sibelius, a well-known Finnish composer. 

So, we hope you enjoyed learning about Helsinki’s history and culture and that you have a great time exploring the rest of the city.

Explore additional Attractions 

You can also visit the Design District after your sightseeing tour. This district is known for its unique shops, galleries, and museums. The neighborhood is a hotbed of creativity, innovation, and culture.

After our tour, you’ll have some free time to explore the city on your own or to shop for souvenirs.

Also you can take a break for lunch at one of the many restaurants in the city.

After that you will return to the port for the ferry ride back to Tallinn.

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No matter the chosen destination, all of the MS Symphony and MS Serenade cruises offer a grand and pleasurable way to travel.