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Kaivopuisto

A beautiful park by the sea in the southernmost part of the city. In summer you might want to sit down for a cup of coffee in one of the seaside cafes and enjoy the view of sailboats and the people on the promenade. Housing surrounding this area is the most expensive in Helsinki.

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Ursa Observatory
Ursan tähtitorni
The 1926 yellow-coloured observatory, operated by the Astronomical Association Ursa, is still in active use by both members and other enthusiasts, but non-members can also attend public shows to either observe solar phenomena or look at the starry sky.
Open occasionally€5 for adults, €2 for under age of 16; free for members
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Elm
Mediterranean restaurant, serving food made with fresh and authentic ingredients.
Mon–Thu 11:30–14:30 & 17:00–22:00, Fri 11:30–14:30 & 17:00–23:00, Sat 13:00–23:00Lunch €13-16, main courses €12-36 Menu Elm €42
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Mannerheim Museum
Finnish Marshall Carl Gustav Emil Mannerheim lived in this villa 1924—51. The museum contains his personal home and a vast array of items he acquired during his life and on his long journeys.
Fri-Sun 11:00-16:00€8
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Saslik
Traditional Russian delicacies. Russian music and decor of old samovars, stained-glass windows and paintings. Try traditional blinis or Saslik's bear specialities.
Meals €20–35, bear dishes €66–76