• Helsinki Central Railway Station - Serving as the main station in Finland’s capital, this bustling hub accommodates around 400,000 travelers daily. Begin your city tram tour here!
• Olympic Stadium (Olympiastadion) - The Helsinki Olympic Stadium, freshly renovated, reopened to the public in 2020.
• The Esplanadi Park - Stroll through this stunning park located in Helsinki’s most vibrant district.
• Sibelius Park - Visit Sibelius Park to explore the inspirations and creativity of Sibelius, the Father of Finnish Music.
• Havis Amanda - Stop by the Amanda statue, often referred to as the little mermaid, and learn her story from your guide.
• Old Market Hall - Explore this historic market hall in Helsinki, savor local delicacies and pastries, and immerse yourself in Nordic daily life.
• Kauppatori - Wander through Kauppatori, meaning Market Square in Finnish, where you can find charming souvenirs and delicious local foods from vendors!
• Senate Square - Senate Square is a landmark not only for visitors but also for seagulls!
• Helsinki Cathedral - Climb the steps to admire Helsinki Cathedral, located in front of Senate Square.
• Uspenskin Cathedral (Uspenskin Katedraali) - This stop features a visit to the sacred Eastern Orthodox cathedral in Helsinki.
• Market Square - The Market Square of Helsinki.

• HSL ticket fare
• English-speaking local guide

• Food and drink
• Any personal expense

Explore the key highlights of Helsinki with a fascinating journey by tram and on foot, giving you a unique insight into the daily life of the locals.
Our tour commences with us welcoming you at the Central Railway Station, from where we will use the tram service to travel to the Olympic Stadium, following which a leisurely walk will take you to the Sibelius Monument. Get a glimpse into the life and inspirations of Sibelius, revered as the Father of Finnish Music.
We will pay visits to the top three renowned churches in Finland, namely, the Rock Church, Helsinki Cathedral, and Uspenskin Cathedral.
Take a stroll through the picturesque Esplandi Park, at the end of which stands the beautiful Amanda Statue. You’ll have the chance to step inside the historied Old Market Hall, a traditional marketplace from the 19th-century offering fresh regional delicacies.
The tour will conclude back at Helsinki Central Railway Station, allowing you to continue your city exploration at your own pace. Please be aware that the itinerary may be subjected to alterations contingent on the season and the opening times of each location.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.