Reviews for Finland

Kansallinen Kirjakauppa operates three bookstores in Turku area. The biggest shop is located next to the market hall.

The store is a fresh exception to the chained bookstore landscape in Finland. The selection is good and there is a decent English books section, too.

The prices are par with th... More >

Kappashop is a small luxury fashion store on the ground floor in Hansa shopping center. Despite its size, there is an amazing amount of stuff on sale. Most of the garments, bags and shoes are for ladies, but they have a small collection of items for men, too.

The brands include Burberry, Lacoste,... More >

During summertime, the best place to enjoy the busy shoppers of Oulu market square is Kauppatorin Kahvila Makasiini -- a café carefully built inside an old wooden harbour warehoure.

The patio is the best place to be on sunny days, and the interiors have cozy charms while its raining. The café s... More >

Kämp Galleria is the most exclusive mall in Helsinki. The mall is located next to the only five star hotel in Helsinki, so you can rest your sore feets in their bar.

There are several Finnish design shops, such as Marimekko flagship store, Tarsala Creations shoe store and Moomin store. There is ... More >

People in Kärsämäki decided to build a new church in a location of an ancient church from the middle ages. The church has striking architecture and it has been built mimicing methods from the distant past. Nothing industrially made is used in the building.

The wooden coating (paanu in Finnish)... More >

Kekäle is by far the best place to buy clothing in Joensuu. Their store is a sort of hidden at one corner of the marketsquare, as most of the floor space is on the basement. They sell clothes for both sexes and all generations.

The ground floor, near the market square, sells young clothing. Desc... More >

Kellarikrouvi is a traditional Finnish restaurant near the old market hall. The place is easy to miss on the street as most of it is on the basement.

The menu is inclined a little bit towards Finnish dishes, but there is also more international favourites available. The food is nothing special, g... More >

Keramiikkapaja Anubis is really, really weird craftshop. Their specialty is ceramics, and somehow they tend to make a sort of scary. Check the picture to get a picture.

If you are fan of such things, a goth maybe, you'll find a lot of stuff to purchase here. In the other case, there are still a l... More >

Kerimäki church is the world's biggest church made of wood. It is capable of sitting 5,000 people, and as one can guess, the interiors are huge.

The church is open every day during summer and you may go inside without fees. There is also a bell tower with a small cafe and postcard stand. You can... More >

If you are an arts fan, consider visiting Kiasma, the contemporary art museum. It is very centrally located, near Sokos department store, and the exhibitions are well-thought. You may not recognise a single name on the walls, as Kiasma is focusing mostly to Finnish and Scandinavian art, but you coul... More >