The Lutheran Cathedral
Was located just in the center of the city. It was the best known tourist attraction in Helsinki. The cathedral was a white church witha bule roof and it was very beautiful.

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You can see inside of the cathedral, it was free! The view of the cathedral from outside was fancy. However the interior of the building was simpler than I thought.

Senate Square
The square in front of the church was the Senate square and there was a statue in the middle of it. It was a popular place where people could relax. But it was almost empty when I visited there. It was too cold....

Market Square
Was a popular market place facing the harbor. I heard that there were lots of stalls in summer and it was crowded with locals and tourists.

Helsinki was the city facing the Gulf of Finland and a harbor was next to downtown. There were huge passenger ferries, which were ferry connections between Finland and other countries, like Stockholm and Tallin.

Ferry to the Suomenlinna island
Suomelinna was a fortress built on a small island in 1748 and it was one of the Unesco World Heritage sites. It was built to protect Helsinki from other countries. Unfortunately, I didn't have time to visit the island.

President's residence
It was a beautiful white building right next to the harbor and it looked like a common building. I was surprised that there was a busy street in front of the building and it didn't look like it was heavily guarded!