Helsinki Market Square – Berries, fish and souvenirs
Helsinki Market Square (Kauppatori in Finnish) is a tantalising mix of locals in coffee or buying berries, mushrooms, fish or bread from the merchants, and tourists purchasing souvenirs from a little bit tacky stalls. The food has market prices, but the souvenirs may be cheaper in Stockmann or in the shops on Esplanadi.

The square itself sits in a prime position in Helsinki, at the end of the Esplanadi park, near the Presidential Palace and Helsinki townhouse — just a stone throw away from both lutheran and orthodox cathedrals.
Market Square serves also as a dock for ships going to Suomenlinna fortress and sighseeing routes around Helsinki and Espoo archipelago.
Kauppatori, at the end of Esplanadi, Helsinki, Finland
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1. — May 24 2012