Jussi’s guidebook to Kallio/Helsinki
Food scene
Right across the street there is a lovely café owned by a Bosnian family who bake their own goods every day.
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Cafe Bakery Meli
11 HelsinginkatuRight across the street there is a lovely café owned by a Bosnian family who bake their own goods every day.
Cella, founded already in 1969, is a cozy and traditional restaurant in Kallio area serving a Finnish menu.
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Cella
15 FleminginkatuCella, founded already in 1969, is a cozy and traditional restaurant in Kallio area serving a Finnish menu.
Green Hippo Kallio offers healthy, satisfying and affordable food in the corner of the cozy Fleminginaukio. They offer breakfast, lunch and dinner from Monday to Saturday from morning to evening. On Sundays, a popular brunch is available.
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Green Hippo Kallio
10 FleminginkatuGreen Hippo Kallio offers healthy, satisfying and affordable food in the corner of the cozy Fleminginaukio. They offer breakfast, lunch and dinner from Monday to Saturday from morning to evening. On Sundays, a popular brunch is available.
Neighborhoods
Suomenlinna, or Sveaborg, is an inhabited sea fortress, founded in 1748, and one of the most popular attractions in Finland with around one million visitors annually enjoying the picturesque picnic site.
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Sveaborg
Suomenlinna, or Sveaborg, is an inhabited sea fortress, founded in 1748, and one of the most popular attractions in Finland with around one million visitors annually enjoying the picturesque picnic site.
Experiences
Sauna bathing is an essential part of Finnish culture and national identity. Löyly is a modern seaside sauna with a stylish, glass-walled restaurant & large deck for sweeping views. Löyly (meaning the steam that comes when you throw water on hot stones in a sauna) Helsinki offers (foreign) visitors a public sauna experience all year round – a must when visiting Finland.
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Löyly Helsinki
4 HernesaarenrantaSauna bathing is an essential part of Finnish culture and national identity. Löyly is a modern seaside sauna with a stylish, glass-walled restaurant & large deck for sweeping views. Löyly (meaning the steam that comes when you throw water on hot stones in a sauna) Helsinki offers (foreign) visitors a public sauna experience all year round – a must when visiting Finland.