From the owner: Savoy-teatterista on vuosien varrella tullut merkittävä ja värikäs lisä Helsingin monipuoliselle…read morekulttuurielämälle. Erityisen tunnettu Savoy-teatteri on maailmanmusiikin konserttipaikkana. Teatterissa vierailee vuosittain noin 200 erilaista esiintyjäryhmää eri puolilta maailmaa. Savoy-teatterin ohjelmisto koostuu omatuotantoisista tapahtumista, yhteistyössä muiden tapahtumajärjestäjien kanssa tuotetuista tapahtumista sekä ohjelmatoimistojen, festivaalien ja yksityisten tapahtumajärjestäjien tapahtumista.

The exhibition center WeeGee has 5 excellent museums, which all arrange free guidings app. 2 times…read morein a week (usually on weekends). Wednesday evening from 6pm to 8pm the entrance is free. No free parking, but the buses 106 and 110 bring you there from the Helsinki bus station. A ticket gives you access to all 5 museums. KAMU (Espoo City Museum) has a interesting and visual exhibition about Espoo history and interesting temporary exhibitions. The Museum of Horology is quite small in squaremeters but has hundreds of different clocks and visualizes the history of time. Ehnographical Helinä Rautavaara Museum has lots of exciting artefacts from Africa, Asia etc and small but well-made temporary exhibitions. They also arrange nice workshops and events. Both children and adults love the Toy Museum - and they have a slide for visitors! EMMA is one of biggest museums of modern art in Finland and has many temporary exhibitions. You can also visit the yellow "ufo", -60's plastic Futuro-house, but only on summer months. The cafe is ok, but a bit overpriced. The exhibition center shop is quite nice too.

This is a pretty nice small town museum. It's good for teenagers and kids. They had some good…read moredisplays where I took my students.

I was wandering by the Rock Church today and walked into this bookshop. The owner's wife greeted…read moreme and was very kind and suggested I stay awhile and see the shop, and then another worker did the same! The front is absolutely beautiful, spacious and yet packed with rare books, signed books, all the books you'd want. It's mostly English but there are also French, German, and Spanish books that I saw. I couldn't see the entire store because there was an international conference on JRR Tolkien's languages going on. As in Elvish etc. But I did get to see the pool table (5 euros an hour), foosball, the snake, a model of Helsinki made of transformer parts, etc. etc. They were very helpful and went back to the warehouse to get a box of books that I wanted. They have programs on every night with concerts, lectures, etc. I highly highly recommend making a stop here!

Excellent bookshop, cultural venue, place to hang out, place to organize events, place to study or…read morework. A multicultural hub. Arguably one of the best places in Helsinki