DrinkKruununhaka and Katajanokka

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The first karaoke bar in Helsinki. There are two sides in the bar, the karaoke side and a tiny disco side. Also two karaoke kiosks for practicing singing in, suitable for max. two persons each.

Address: Snellmaninkatu 13
Getting there: near the House of the Estates
Hours: Mon-Thu 20:00-04:30, Fri 18:00-05:00, Sat 09:00-05:00, Sun 09:00-04:30
Website: karaokebar.net (opens in a new tab)

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