Helsinki

From Wedding Dresses to Whole Turkeys: The Strangest Items Left Behind on HSL Public Transport

Passengers on Helsinki’s public transport are leaving more personal items behind than ever before, but only a small share of commuters bother to retrieve them.

Helsinki Population Crosses 700,000, 21% Have Foreign Mother Tongue

The Finnish capital is experiencing its fastest growth in years, driven largely by foreign-born residents.
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Intia Päivä: India Day Festival Brings a Taste of South Asia to the Heart of Helsinki

The annual event offers international residents a day of cultural exchange, cuisine, and entertainment as Finland and India mark 75 years of diplomatic relations.

Uumen Hotels: New Budget Hotel to Open in Central Helsinki with Rooms Starting at €39

Breakfast is not included in the room rate. However, the operators plan to arrange for services like breakfast and gym access to be available nearby for a small additional fee.

Finnish Government Withdraws Funding for Garden Helsinki Arena Project

Following weeks of controversy over political lobbying, Finland has withdrawn a 35-million-euro state subsidy for a massive new arena project in the capital.

Shocking Incident Outside Helsinki’s Kontula Metro Station: 80-Year-Old Woman Stabbed to Death

An unprovoked fatal stabbing outside a busy suburban metro station has shocked the Finnish capital.

Tragic End to Two-Month Search: Missing Indian Student Found Dead in Helsinki Waters

The discovery of the 18-year-old LUT University student brings a somber close to a nationwide search, highlighting the acute vulnerabilities within Finland's rapidly growing foreign student population.

Helsinki School to Offer English Class for Children Staying Temporarily in Finland

To be eligible, students must live in Helsinki, be born outside of Finland, and hold non-Finnish citizenship.