Free Walking Sightseeing Tour #12 in Helsinki, Finland

The Museum of Technology, Helsinki, is located in Helsinki, Finland. It is the only general museum of technology in the country.

Wikipedia: Museum of Technology, Helsinki (EN)

Annala's villa is a white villa building located in the Old Town of Helsinki, along Hämeentie near Arabianranta, just before the Old Town rapids, at the top of Annala Manor Park. The villa was once founded by a printer, a tobacco manufacturer, a significant influencer of cultural and municipal life, and Gustaf Otto Wasenius, Trade Counselor Gustaf Otto Wasenius on the Eastern Viertotie, which he rented from the City of Helsinki in 1826.

Wikipedia: Annalan huvila (FI)

Koskela Church Sweden. Forsby kyrka is the church of the former Koskela Hospital owned by the City of Helsinki. The church, built of plastered brick, was built in 1914 as a church in the area of the Koskela municipal home. It was designed by architects Knut Wasastjerna, G.A Lindberg and Arthur Gauffin. The choir of the rectangular and saddle-roofed long church has a narrower and lower semicircular sacristy than the frame room. There is a small open bell tower on the roof. The long sides of the frame room are structured by a series of cross-gables.

Wikipedia: Koskelan kirkko (FI), Website

Otto-Iivari Meurman Park in Käpylä, Helsinki, is both a public park and the yard of the adjacent comprehensive school. The approximately 1.2-hectare park is bordered by Pohjolankatu and Kullervonkatu. The Käpylä rescue station is located southeast of the park. The park is named after Professor of Town Planning Otto-Iivari Meurman.

Wikipedia: Otto-Iivari Meurmanin puisto (FI)

Käpylä Church is a church in Käpylä, Helsinki, on Metsolantie. It was designed by architect Eero Ilmari Sutinen and built between 1929 and 1930. It has elements of early functionalism, but in terms of details it still represents classicism. The church seats between 420 and 570.

Wikipedia: Käpylän kirkko (Helsinki) (FI)