
Photo Mari Thorin
Helsinki’s port and the city develop and grow together. Eyes fixed on Tallinn, the Port of Helsinki’s current focus is on the West Harbour.
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The Hietalahti Market Hall at the Hietalahti Square was built in 1903 as a market hall for groceries. Slideshow
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The Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra
offers chamber music concerts in the beautiful banquet hall of the Helsinki City Hall.
Urban growth has its downside: congestion. Hardly anywhere is this felt more tangibly than on the land transportation route in the West Harbour and the adjoining Helsinki street network.
Soko Deguchi-Roininen of Japan feels at home in Paloheinä, Helsinki. She appreciates the safety and the international side of her home city
Foreign-born residents may double by 2030.
The Helsinki region is home to half of all foreign-born people in Finland.