Helsinki

Museum documenting the history of the Finnish monetary system and the role of the central bank, featuring interactive exhibits on economics and currency evolution.

Neoclassical cathedral featuring a distinctive green dome and Corinthian columns, designed by Carl Ludvig Engel and completed in 1852 as a landmark of the city.

National gallery housing Finland's largest collection of classical art, featuring works from the 19th century to the modern era in a historic Neo-Renaissance building.

Wooden chapel designed with a curved, windowless structure to provide a space for silence and reflection in the middle of a busy urban center.

Museum dedicated to the history of Finnish design, featuring extensive collections of industrial design, fashion, and graphic arts housed in a historic 19th-century school building.

Art museum featuring a diverse collection of modern and contemporary works, with a focus on public art and pieces from the city's own art collection.

National museum showcasing Finnish history from the Middle Ages to the present day, housed in a distinctive building designed in the National Romantic style.

Eastern Orthodox cathedral built in the 19th century, featuring a distinctive red-brick facade and golden cupolas reflecting Russian architectural influence.