Suggestions for Building near Käpyiä, Helsinki

Hanna K. • June 6, 2016This isn't Herkku (in Aleksanterinkatu), but a great grocery store nonetheless. Alko is in the same building.

Juha v. • February 6, 2011Best public building in Helsinki. Buy a book, get a t-shirt, run through the exhibitions, hang out in the bar and terrace. Outside you can listen to urethane & wood, the ultimate Helsinki soundtrack.

Niko M. • May 15, 2017Great burgers hidden in office building. A bit expensive, but worth it. Fries used to be mind blowing, but they are still good. Serves Club-Mate and local beers.

Martin M. • September 6, 2010Very nice store on 2nd floor in the museum building offering great books, music and classic movies.

Rene M. • May 17, 2011Free WiFi front of building

Joni • March 10, 2018Spacious & pleasant café at this big old red brick building that I like. Service was very friendly.

Seppo K. • January 29, 2012Not only great for kids, but for grown-ups, too! The exhibitions are beautifully crafted to the smallest detail and reside in the old, strikingly beautiful, 1910 built building by E. Saarinen et al.

Jouni K. • April 27, 2012Beatiful buildings from Mr. Engel

Martin L. • October 6, 2013Pretty building. Food is ok but overpriced.

Zane Z. • August 26, 2012Nice sea-side park - stretched along the coast so that you can enjoy quite some walking/ jogging. Non-standard residential buildings around.

Mai • July 24, 2018Pay also attention to the beautiful architecture of the building.

Jari V. • December 4, 2014Wonderful Finnish cuisine focus in original gredients and Finnish culture. Chef Kari Aihinen is best in Finland. Location is exellent in Helsinki and building is old (Stadi) Helsinki architecture

Pekka P. • January 7, 2010Amazing photographs from early 20th century Helsinki by Ms. Signe Brander. Spot my home building!

Antti N. • March 5, 2015The building is under construction from outside. You can't see outside from windows at the moment. But the food still tastes good.

Jouni S. • July 20, 2016Nice view from the top. Historical buildings all around

Wouter B. • December 26, 201918 months old, beautiful building and modern tasteful interior. Toilets have light to guide you in the night. Also a fully controllable shower for your tush. Connect through Bluetooth for music.

Kalle E. • January 11, 2019Good food, beautiful building.

FR BBS • December 26, 2010Nice building with expensive but rather averige services. The train schedules are erratic and unreliable. Not a recommended method of transportation.

Ami H. • November 26, 2014Helsinki’s biggest bookstore is another building designed by Alvar Aalto and naturally has a large selection of books about him - as well as any other imaginable subject.

Ari M. • March 29, 2012It is great to look around in this magnificent building: enjoy beautiful staircases, rooms and in particular huge fireplaces.

Rion B. • June 15, 2015If they place you in the other building your are screwed! No Wifi and old rooms.

Anna H. • August 11, 2014It's free to walk around the island, but if you want to go inside the museum buildings you need to pay the fee.

Davide D. • September 2, 2011Very small breakfast room in the main building. Hardly found a table.

Heikki S. • April 2, 2013Car parking is 50% cheaper at the Messukeskus parking. In 2013 it was 20€/day at the hotel and 9€/day at the nearby parking building.

Alexander D. • August 20, 2016Wonderful hotel and lots of history to the building, breakfast is amazing here.

sampo k. • July 3, 2012Follow apartment building construction

Jussi H. • January 7, 2016Nice atmosphere, full on weekends. Start here then go to Kutonen or Kaiku in the same building.

Taivaanranta T. • June 8, 2014New restaurants located at the bottom floor of WTC building! Check out "Taivaanranta" for food / lunch / dinner & "Teerenpeli" for coffee / drinks / beer !

Don T. • June 18, 2017Its inside the building and quite small bar but they have good craft beer choices

Zita P. • November 6, 2014Mad about Helsinki is the new exhibition in the main building of the Museum. It tells the story of Helsinki from the 16th century to the present day in the form of multiple tales.