Finland

Rasmus Stoltzenberg: The brunch on Saturdays & Sundays is well worth a visit. Excellent choice, and comes with a glass of il Birri's own beer.

Nokia: Suomenlinna is the only UNESCO World Heritage site around the Helsinki capital region. Come here for a lovely picnic and enjoy the picturesque surroundings.

Ira Gylling: There is this small skagen restaurant that serves the best skagen in town!

Szabolcs 'csapos' Perlaki: This is the coolest church I have ever seen, beautiful clean minimalistic design.

Chad Murray: The included breakfast and Internet are top notch.

Ville Sointu: Reasonably priced oysters and great steak tartar - what's not to love :) Go here before they decide to raise their prices.

Gemma: Free wi-fi! Delicious cakes! Cosy atmosphere! Must have!!!

Olya Gzhesiak: Free Friday 16.00-18.00

Shermans Travel: The largest orthodox church in Western Europe. Read more.

Markus Yli-Honkola: Very nice and cozy café/flower shop. Great coffee!

Kate Furman: Great place to buy Finnish candies for souvenirs.

Michael Harrison: Helsinki’s most venerable church is this white wood 1826 beauty, designed by CL Engel. Opposite the church is a memorial to Elias Lönnrot, compiler of the Kalevala epic poem.

Michael Harrison: The Kalevala is a work of epic poetry compiled by Elias Lönnrot from Karelian and Finnish oral folklore. This memorial depicts Lönnrot flanked by his most famous character, ‘steady old Väinämöinen’.