Came by the other day and this place reminds me of Target in the US with a 70s vibe. The store had…read morequite a bit of Chinese made products and the environment was quite dull. There were a few staff members on each floor and the store is connected to the train station.

This is a variety store at the basement of City Center that has a lot of home goods, clothing,…read moreaccessories, etc. It looks like it's affiliated with Target but it's actually not. I guess it feels more like a Walmart or a Big Lots. We had stopped by to grab some socks. Some of the brands seemed a bit sus like "fake" Pumas but otherwise it was fine. They didn't appear to have self checkout so we had to go to the cashier for that.

Lovely multilevel department in downtown Helsinki. I was even able to buy postage stamps for my…read morepostcards here as well as enjoy a wonderful lunch in their beautiful atrium style restaurant. I found some fun Marimekko items in the clearance section. The employees were nice, the store was clean and bright and I enjoyed shopping there. Highly recommend recommended.

This is a fancy, old, classy, expensive department store in the middle of downtown Helsinki. It's…read morelike "All the roads lead to Stockman". At the grocery department you can find all kinds of goodies, pastry, fresh meat, fish, specialty products, and international foods. You also have several options to have something to eat either at the restaurant located upstairs, or at the many coffee/snack shops. This is like a huge fancy shopping opportunity for demanding shoppers. You can shop for beautiful handbags, high-end clothing and shoes, or if you favor a certain domestic or international cosmetic brand, they have it. Don't forget souvenirs, toys, home goods and Finnish design items. The customer service department will ship things for you to destinations all over the world and help you with duty free shopping. Among many other notable things is a big Alko store. This is the government monopolized liquor store. So, if you find great delicatessen for lunch or dinner, you will also have the opportunity to purchase alcoholic beverages to go along with your meals. Really, if you want to spend time and money here, it is truly worth the trip, and everlasting experience while in Helsinki. The best thing at Stockman building is electronics store called Power that I just discovered last Summer. They sell variety of appliances, phones and so on. Found a table phone for my mom who needed to replace her old one. She uses it for Skype calls from the USA. Customer service at this place is priceless. The young men helping me during my visits were so knowledgeable, patient and friendly. One nice traditional point about Stockman is, that they have a clock on the Alexanterinkatu side of their many entrances. That is famous among all people living in Helsinki. When meeting friends, we used to say: "Meet me under the Stockman's clock." Happy shopping and maybe I will see you there.

Great department store, sells food, clothes, electronics, shoes, beauty and household items…read more Very clean store and conveniently located in the heart of Tikkurila, Finland. Staff is very courteous. One day I had a question about TV and and several employees tried to tell me how to install a DNA card (card that gets you additional paid channels). The meat counter has a good selection of ready to serve foods, like casseroles, cabbage rolls, smoked salmon and several salads. Not to forget to mention the flower department, where you are able buy beautiful bouquets or potted flowers. This store is reasonably priced. If you are looking for store brand items, look for PIRKKA brand. You might save little bit more on your bill.

Beautiful store near the top of the mall. It's not the largest Muji I've seen but has a lot of what…read moreyou'd need. I love their socks. Also some furniture here. The check kassa is cool, with. Huge window behind them and a nice view!

This is the biggest Muji in Europe and is located on the 4th floor of the Kamppi Shopping Center in…read moreHelsinki. It is quite large and you can spend a long time browsing here. I thought it was very fun that part of the Muji store was actually not Muji. There was a small section for a luxury resale store, and there was also a section that featured local artists and their goods. I ended up buying a cute Helsinki wood magnet here and my friend brought some Finland prints. The prices did not seem too bad for most of the items. Prints were like 1-2 euros. I saw someone selling really cute stickers, magnets, prints, etc. and it reminded me of my home local craft fairs. The rest of Muji (Muji proper) had your usual Muji goods like stationery, clothing, home goods, etc. I love all of this stuff and wish I could take everything home. I'm fond of their notebooks and pens, travel accessories, home slippers, clothing, etc. They also have a lot of cool packaged snacks that looked interesting to try.

As is the Yelp way, looking for opportunities to check out local spots and buy local goods is…read morealways on our radar. I happened upon this little gem while strolling with two of the kiddos. I was very excited to find that they had an entrance on the backside that allowed me to bring the stroller in as the front steps were quite steep. This is a pretty cool little spot, with stuff that's all made from folks in Helsinki. There were plenty of books, including a nice children's section, lots of clothing, the bulk of which was warm, and plenty of locally made soaps, lotions and other skin care type products. They also had A number of more eclectic items including some handmade masks - they look like something out of one of the Zelda games and while it wasn't something I was interested in, I'm sure there's a market for it in a big city! My big find here was a knit hat, after I thought I had lost my hat from Iceland. It had a delightful Hippo named Moomin on it! Immediately after I bought said hat, I found the other one, but figured it was a good thing to have around as a Momento! As with many stories like this, things are a bit on the expensive side. My net hat was €35, and well I'm all about supporting local businesses, this definitely limits the number of times in a visit I can support the local economy. It was quite a nice hat however! All said and done, this is a perfect spot, just off the Cathedral Square, where you can check out stuff that's made in the area and probably find something that you could bring back for yourself or for a loved one.

Fun shop of native made goods. Higher end goods that you won't find at the open markets nearby…read more The back ally is under construction but passable.

Wonderful little store filled with vegan shoes, cosmetics, books etc. Makes my life a lot essier to…read morehave this shop around!

Great low price tag decoration store. Place is located near shopping mall ITIS,…read more Place is cheaper than Anttila / Stockmann / CityMarket, so is wise visit check what they offer. They have cheap stuff but also expensive stuff found, so what you search. If you need assistant there are clerks on store, but if you just explore they aren't too pushy, what is great. Same mall has also flea market if your need even cheaper stuff. Parking space: LOT public transportation: Bus & Metro Location: Puhos MALL, NOT Itis.

Second hand clothing shop with aesthetic cafe. Cafe food is a bit pricey but looked good. A lot of…read morenice curated second hand clothing from variety of brands. Styles are cute and are priced based on quality and original brand value. Will recommend a visit even if you're not into thrifting you might find a gem