Helsinki - description of the city:
Helsinki is city of Finland (Province of Southern Finland).
The population of Helsinki: 558,457 people. Geographic coordinates of Helsinki: 60.16952 x 24.93545.
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Finland
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| International title |
Helsinki |
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558,457 people |
| Timezone |
Europe/Helsinki |
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Province of Southern Finland |
| Geographic coordinates |
Latitude: 60.16952 x Longitude: 24.93545 |
Photo Galery Helsinki
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#01: Sightseeing in Helsinki |
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#02: Famous Landmarks of Helsinki |
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#05: Famous places of Helsinki |
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#06: History and present of Helsinki |
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#07: Walks across Helsinki |
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#08: Places to see in Helsinki |
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#10: Helsinki - places of Interest |
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#11: Places of interest in Helsinki |
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#12: A tour about Helsinki |
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Helsinki video guide
Places to visit in Helsinki
Famous Places
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Limmatquai
Country: Switzerland
Limmatquai Introduction
The Limmatquai was constructed on the right side of the river of Limmat, and it runs from Bellevue to Central. It was built in 1800s, and it connected several former quais that were built into the Limmat.
Limma ...
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Opernhaus
Country: Switzerland
Zurich Opera House Introduction
The Zurich Opera House – not surprisingly – is an opera house located in the city of Zurich in Switzerland. It has been the place where the Zurich opera has played for more than 120 years.
History ...
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Bruck an der Leitha
Country: Austria
This small town, situated 30 km (19 miles) east of Vienna, was established as a Babenberg fortress in 1230, and formed the main border point between Austria and Hungary. Its present form dates mainly from the turn of the 17th century, but the remai ...
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Werfen
Country: Austria
The little town of Werfen has several interesting churches. St James’s Church is mentioned in 14th-century records, but its present style dates from a 17th-century Baroque conversion. The Marian Church was built in the early 18th century. Environ ...
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Hanko
Country: Norway
Hanko is an island that is in the Oslo Fjord of Norway. The island used to be owned by the Dano-Norwegian King. The king would often hunt deer on the island. Later, the island became one for retreat and some of the more notable visitors to the isla ...
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