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There are 8 flights operating between Istanbul and Helsinki. You may find frequent flights from Istanbul, Antalya and Izmir to Helsinki.

Are you looking for cheap fares for Helsinki flights? In the coming 3 months: Adana Helsinki 3,154 TL, Amsterdam Helsinki 4,815 TL and Ankara Helsinki 3,256 TL

Better to book your flight to Helsinki 70 days before departure to get the best fares on average.

August and July months are the highest season for Finland, Helsinki. The prices are higher compared to the other periods. You will find the cheapest flight prices in the following months: March and February.

Built on a peninsula, Helsinki is Finland's most populated city, with many museums, exhibition halls, galleries and stages, both culturally and in terms of media, finance, business, fashion and entertainment. Helsinki, the capital city of Finland, is located in the south of the country and has the highest number of foreign population, and is the gateway of Finland, with its coastline, lakes and islands stretching for kilometers in the Baltic Sea, and its extraordinary vegetation.

Helsinki, one of the most technologically advanced cities in Europe, was founded in 1550 by Swedish King Gustav Vasa. While it was dependent on Sweden, it came under the rule of Russia after the long Finnish War with Russia.

The city, which carries the traces of Russian culture, is one of the most popular cities with its squares, natural beauties, sea and planned city center where the best examples of gothic, neoclassical and art deco architecture are experienced, 20 days in summer and 20 hours of night in winter.

Helsinki Attractions

There are many places to visit in Helsinki, which is one of the best of modern urbanism. Since the 1830s St. It offers an atmosphere that you will remember with admiration, with its bridges, historical buildings, monuments and squares, shaped by the architecture of St. Petersburg and especially the neoclassical style.

The Senate Square, built in neoclassical style, is surrounded by the University of Helsinki, Helsinki Cathedral, the Finnish National Library and the Government Palace, and is the city's cultural, artistic and educational center. Russian Tsar II. There is also a Statue of Alexander. Uspenski Orthodox Cathedral, which was built with red tiles in the 19th century, is a very ostentatious structure between the Byzantine and Russian cathedrals. The cathedral is also the largest Orthodox cathedral in Western Europe. The Lutheran Cathedral is a historical tissue, which was built in neoclassical style as a Lutheran building and is the symbol of the city where state ceremonies and invitations are held. The Temppeliaukio Church, known as the church in the rock, was carved into a natural rock.

Located on Arcadia Hill, the House of Parliament is one of the city's most magnificent buildings. Paintings, sculptures, historical documents and photographs are also exhibited in the building, which was built with Art Deco and neoclassical architecture. The Sibelius Monument, located in Sibelius Park, was built in memory of the famous Finnish composer Jean Sibelius. Finland Hall, one of the most popular cultural centers in Helsinki, has a congress, concert and event space.

Suomenlinna Island, which has been included in the UNESCO World Heritage List, is a fascinating region with its natural beauties, restaurants, cafes and bars, the submarine remains known as the Vesikko Submarine, bridges, tunnels and tombs. There is the Suomenlinna Museum and the Suomenlinna Castle, which was built by the Swedish King in the 18th century, on the island, which you can reach in 15 minutes by ferry.

The Seurasaari Open Air Museum is an open-air museum with traditional Helsinki cottages, farms, churches, mansions and market areas on a small island connected to the mainland by bridges. The National Museum of Finland, with its elegance built in the Romantic architectural style, exhibits both archaeological finds and Finnish cultural war tools, costumes, jewellery, money and medallion collections and valuable works of art. The Ateneum Art Museum, which has the largest art collection in Finland, the Design Museum with examples of Finnish industrial designs and many thematic exhibitions, the Kiasma Contemporary Art Museum, which is the center of art activities, and the Kiasma Contemporary Art Museum, which exhibits art produced by Finland, the Baltic and Northern countries.

The Helsinki Zoo on the Korkeasaari Island, which is connected to the mainland by bridges, and the Santa Claus Village, located in the Lapland region of Finland and within an hour's flight distance, are the must-see routes in Helsinki.

Helsinki Food & Drink and Shopping

The basic elements of Finnish cuisine, where you can find traces of Swedish and Russian culture, consist of sausage, Baltic seafood, reindeer meat, bush fruits, cabbage, potatoes, carrots, mushrooms, pickled red beetroot, boiled pasta and rice. The main local delicacies that you should definitely taste before returning from Helsinki are kaalikääryleet, hernekeitto, lihapullat, perunamuusi, Finnish yogurt, Rönttönen, runeberg's tart kalakukko and palvikinkku. The most important home-made alcoholic beverages of Helsinki cuisine are sima, sathi, pontikka and kilju. Besides, we recommend you to taste glögi and cloudberry.

Helsinki, which is almost a shopping paradise, is home to the biggest shopping centers, markets, stores of famous brands, luxury boutiques among the Nordic countries, and you can find everything from textiles to accessories, from electronics to sports equipment.