Kaiku is one of the only clubs where to head on weekends. It's Berlin-like with it's cool…read moreatmosphere and Club Mate based drinks. Make sure to order yours with Jallu instead of Vodka. The owner of Kaiku, Kuudes Linja and Ääniwalli has a history in djing so he is the man to offer the good music and right places. Drop by and enjoy the music and nice people.

The location itself is nice. A lot of wood, not to fancy but cozy just as a regular techno club…read more The space the large enough for the crowd that is usually coming and you have plenty of space to dance. Light Show is also very decent. The sound system however is not the best and the quality of the music is not as good as it could be. (problems with high Sounds) The staff is friendly and you usually don't have to stand in line for long. The crowd on the other hand is not my favourite. They appeared to me as regular party people who go into the club to get wasted and/or laid. The music is hardly appreciated and dancing to techno doesn't seem to be established yet since everyone was just swaying from right to left or shaking their body off beat like a spaghetti fearing for its life. The invited DJs are still good and with the right kind of friends it's probably a lot of fun. Just don't expect expressive dancers.

Great place, nice and clean atmosphere. Had a 1 hour private session with this very beautiful…read morepolish blonde girl.

Enjoyable visit, beautiful atmosphere, girls aren't too pushy and dance prices are up front without…read moreshady haggling like in some places. Prefer CSC over other clubs in the city. Friendly staff as well!

I've been to this club plenty of times. When I visited Helsinki i spent the last 3 days of the…read moreyear hear listening to my favorite band in the days of Helldone Festival. I rang in the new year here with great friends and my favorite band, doesn't get any better than that. Staff is nice There is an upstairs bar and 2 downstairs bars. They do have a coat check that if I remember correctly is about 2 or 3 euros. It's a pretty small venue/club so for the most part you have a great view of whoever you are seeing. Which is also the biggest downfall, it's crazy hot in there when it's that packed. During new years eve we felt like sardines. Once the front door opens you are walked in to show your ticket, then check in your coat then you are allowed to the area where the bar is at. There are two other large doors that lead to the actual club, but depending on the event they could be open or closed. Upstairs is usually VIP, which is great because you can sit and chill upstairs with the bar up there. This is a staple in Helsinki when you are here and want to experience the awesomeness of Finnish music. Have fun! Happy yelping my amigos

Tavastia is the number one rock club in Helsinki. The club was built in the 1930s and is located…read moreright next to Kamppi Kauppakeskus. Almost every night bands from Finland and abroad play here. Over the years Finland's biggest bands such as HIM, Hanoi Rocks, PMMP, The Rasmus, Von Hertzen Brothers, The 69 Eyes, Nightwishas well as international several international stars like Nick Cave, Hurriganes and Gary Clark Jr. have rocked Tavastia's stage. With a capacity of just around 700 people manages to give gigs even with big stars an intimate atmosphere. So if you have the chance to see any of your big idols performing here don't miss the chance to see them.

Very informative bartender. Friendly place. A Jem well hidden. Sound like an English bar. Very good…read morebeer.

Nice small bar with good selection of drinks and a small sunny terrace.read more

One of the bartenders brought his GF into the business. Which she's gorgeous but made it awkward…read morebecause I didn't know. I'n my opinion it was shitty but to the point.

A small nightclub that seems to be relatively busy everyday of the week. Prices are decent and they…read morehave promotions usually on weekdays. It was just voted "The easiest club to get laid in the world" by some American blog so if your looking for a bit of love you can't apparently go wrong here! ;)

The highest level of Kamppi Kauppakeskus is now home to the new cool restaurant, bar and club…read moreMaxine. Formerly part of The Tiger it was taken over by new owners and completely renovated. Maxine is a great place to just have a drink and look over the rooftops of the city or to party all night long. Maxine is divided into the more modern lounge style front part with a big dance floor playing club music and the library style back part that plays more golden oldies. Maxine is mainly targeted towards a 30+ audience and that way a good addition at Kamppi the Tiger one level below.

I heard this is not the place for a Thursday night. And it really wasn't as it was almost empty. If…read moreyou want a party mood you should go only on Friday or Saturday. However the place was good. I had visited it when it was Lux and it was in two floors. Now they have divided the club into two. And this was the upper floor which is furnished very nice and has a nice crowd (25+). It is located on the top floor of the kamppi mall so it offers great views over the city. It has a luxurious feeling because of it's new interior. There is a dance floor which was closed, but it seemed large. The terrace has couches to accommodate the smokers and is large enough. The entrance was 3 euros including the garderobe. All in all worth to visit for some drinks.

We landed here after dinner for another round of drinks (way too many drinks) and found a…read morecomfortable spot sitting at a large table downstairs. Fortunately, the dance music wasn't going this early and so we were able to have a nice time talking, drinking, socializing. Sit downstairs if you can. [Review 10079 overall, 1664 of 2018.]

The design hotel Klaus K. on Bulevardi has undergone huge renovations lately. As a result the hotel…read morebar Ahjo was turned into The Livingroom. Now the bar has a totally new look. The plain white and black gave way to warm wooden colors. The entrance area is now divided into small booths with cozy armchairs and sofas. At the same time attention was paid to not completely let go of the typical simplistic Finnish design that is characteristic for Klaus K. The Livingroom is a great place for a drink with friends next to the fire place. Later at night the lower floor turns into a club and is one of the hottest addresses in town.

The novelty of the place is why I'm giving this place 4 stars. Our colleague told us it was 90's…read morenight, but to our surprise the venue had different rooms with different themes. Loved the place because it seemed like a no frills and easy going place. People danced like no one was watching and each room was packed even during the holiday season when everyone was out of town.

Kaarle is probably one of the oldest, if not the oldest night clubs in Helsinki (so the natives…read moresay). It is located in an old building to give a vintage touch to the environment. The entrance is free but the coat check cost around 3€ by cash, and 3.30€ by credit/debit card. The dance floor upstairs is not very huge but big enough to accommodate a few dozens. However, like any other clubs in Helsinki, the dance floor is invaded by drunks after 23:45. They love to hold their drinks on dance floor so watch out for them. Pushing is like a competition as intoxicated fellas have no clue what they are doing once they are drunk enough. Then, there is a significant presence of desperate dudes giving attention to ugly ladies covered in makeup, wonder bras and skimpy clothing (take these ingredients out of the equation and you will see a redundant pile of horrifying protoplasm in reality). So you have probably 45 minutes to enjoy your dance movies. The music is usually quite appalling. Same tracks again and again, and for some reason they play some appalling salsa tracks. Perhaps someone should tell the DJ (if he is really a DJ) that salsa music is not a club music. But hey, most of the dance floor is drunk so who cares. The only positive side of this club is free entrance, as the entry free in other clubs cost around 8€ - 10€ which doesn't include coat check fee.

What to do during a 14-hour layover in Helsinki?…read more Party, obviously! I headed straight to club from the airport. Apollo seemed like a very popular place among locals to party since I met a girl on the airport bus who also had friends that were going, and who ended up going there with me! The 10€ cover charge was annoying, but the venue is huge with separate areas for a lounge, a big dance floor, balcony area, and even a stage. On the Saturday night that I was there, I swore the DJ was playing remixes of Top 40s songs, but I eventually made my way to the stage and discovered that it was actually a live band! (I guess that's why they call it Apollo Live Club...) I would have never guessed it was live music judging by the sound quality. Very impressive; and it made me feel better about the cover seeing that I paid for both a party and a show! Top 40s continued to play after the band was done. The crowd continued to have a great vibe, and I had a great time during my brief stay partying with the Finns! Kippis!

Apollois a huge venue. We visited on a Saturday night for a friend's birthday and it was bumpin'…read more There is a 10 euro cover charge which stinks but we went in anyway. The place is an old theater turned into a night club and has both indoor & outdoor seating. The music at first was a dj playing american music such as pit bull. Around midnight a swedish band came on and played all 80-90's American jams. The drinks were reasonably priced and the crowd was of all shapes and colors - lots of dancing. Overall it's a fun place to come with a group of friends.

Everday open till 4am. Good place to meet people ;) Place is located just opposite of Helsinki main…read moreRailway Station. Professional bartenders who make some magic. You wont get disappointed. Dance your brains away with new and so 90' music. There you can smoke inside too in a special room. Price: **** Music: *** Service: ***** Drinks: ***** Location: *****+