Finlandia Hall is a congress and event venue highly regarded for its striking modern architecture. This facility features many different sections, including an auditorium with about 1,700 seats, a fine-dining restaurant and a large veranda with excellent views of Töölönlahti Bay.
Renowned Finnish architect Alvar Aalto designed Finlandia Hall with simplicity and functionality in mind. The building was completed in the late 20th century. Notice the sloping roof of the hall, intended for superior acoustics. The main auditorium has been used for many important happenings, such as international summit meetings, major entertainment events and congresses.
Take a guided or group tour of Finlandia Hall to learn about Aalto’s unique architectural vision. The hall hosts tours in cooperation with the Alvar Aalto Foundation. Notice the unique interior design of the building, where every surface, piece of furniture and decorative panel serves to support Aalto’s vision of architectural functionality.
Finlandia Hall is located in the center of Helsinki near many other attractions, such as Parliament House and Helsinki Music Centre.
Walk to the National Museum of Finland from Finlandia Hall in less than 10 minutes. At the museum, Finland’s rich history from the Stone Age to the present day is preserved. See many fascinating artifacts from the museum’s permanent collection, including ancient coins, medals, decorations and other items of cultural significance.
In the heart of Helsinki on Töölönlahti Bay, Finlandia Hall is a multipurpose venue open for events year-round and guided tours when the schedule permits. Discounted tour rates apply for senior citizens, students and children. Access Finlandia Hall via Helsinki’s bus or tram services. Alternatively, parking lots are located a short walk from the hall.
Learn about Alvar Aalto’s modern architectural masterwork from a knowledgeable host on a tour of Finlandia Hall.
