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Leafy, residential Töölö is home to the neoclassical Parliament House and Temppeliaukio Church, carved from solid rock. Along main street Mannerheimintie, the National Museum of Finland has Viking relics, and Finlandia Hall hosts concerts and conferences. Locals head to bakeries around Töölöntori square for breakfast pastries. The Sibelius Monument is in the center of a bayside park, also named after the composer.

Ullanlinna, and nearby neighborhoods Eira and Kaivopuisto, are known for their waterfront promenades and sea-view cafes and bistros. Classic art nouveau buildings house upscale Finnish and Russian restaurants as well as designer boutiques. Helsinki Observatory has sweeping views, while nearby Kaivopuisto Park hosts summer concerts and is a winter sledding spot. St. John’s Church is a huge neo-Gothic landmark.

Kruununhaka is an elegant harborside district with upscale dining and shopping in the renovated old town of Tori Quarters. Baltic seafood and Finnish game are served in modern bistros, while classy boutiques sell handmade knives, sweets and ceramics. Senate Square is dominated by the neoclassical Helsinki Cathedral, with its iconic green dome. The Helsinki City Museum explore's the city's history and culture.