Helsinki Shopping

 2 Reviews  This is a great shopping centre with close to 100 shops, restaurants, cafes, under same roof. Dont miss my tip of the APOLLO bar/café in the Forum shopping centre. For a list of all the shopps... 

 3 Reviews  Ruohonjuuri is a lovely shop selling organic fruits and veggies, as well perfumes, candles, juices and so on... If you are traveling with ababy and want to cook him food (like I did) this shop is... 

 Turska Says:  If you want hanmade chokolade,this is one place to go.There are now several places like that,but since this one was easily at Kamppi-shopping-centre,we choosed... 

 SandiMandi Says:  Kamppi is located in the centre of Helsinki, only about 5 minutes walk from the railway station. It's supposed to be the 4th biggest shopping centre in Finland.... 

 annase Says:  Kiseleff House is rented by various small companies producing various hand made items such as unique clothing, design -items, jewelry, collectibles, decorative... 

 Toshioohsako Says:  This sport shop has a variety of sport wears. You can buy, for example, very thick winter jackets with wchich you can go to Alaska and North Pole, Greenland,... 

 kixon Says:  The main shopping streets like mannerheimintie and aleksanterinkatu have the basic stuff, like H&M and Zara. But if you really want to find cool stuff you need... 

 nomadig Says:  Skuutio is one of the few shoe shops in Kamppi shopping mall. The store is a bit hidden away on the fifth floor that is devoted to young fashion. The store is... 

 Pomska Says:  Kamppi complex has opened it's doors in the beginning of June 2005. The construction work is still going on and the whole shopping mall should be completed and... 

 Marpessa Says:  The Kamp Galleria is a nice mall to visit as there are quite a few good shops here. Although they do seem to be on the more expensive side.There are also a few... 

 gordonilla Says:  The main railway station is one of the few amenities which has late night and sunday opening of it's eateries and shops. There are fast food outlets and bars -... 

 ZenLady34 Says:  You will not only find Arabia's timeless, beautiful dishes but alsoIittala's outstanding Desings items at this Factory shop for decent prices plus PENTIK's... 

 nomadig Says:  Diesel has two stores in Helsinki. The bigger one is located at the end of Mannerheimintie, near Stockmann and Swedish theatre. The other is in Kämp... 

 nomadig Says:  Academic Bookstore (Akateeminen kirjakauppa in Finnish) is the biggest bookstore in the Nordic countries. The store caters for all wishes of bookholics, and... 

 Jarra Says:  The Old Market Hall is Helsinki`s most international and best known market. It is locates on the South Harbour at end of the Espladane Park. Finland`s oldest... 

 martin_nl Says:  Aleksanterinkatu is the main shopping street in Helsinki. It has a lot of stores from H&M to many more brands. At the end of Aleksanterinkatu, where the street... 

 Scandic Says:  Stockmann is city center is place that you can't pass. It's a wonderful deparment store where you can spend all your day. It's well designed, even if there's... 

 orlikins Says:  Stockmann's is Finlands main department store, the staff wear badges with flags indicating what languages they speak, which I think is a brilliant idea... 

 blusky Says:  There are many types of chocolate and the packages are prepared depending on the season, during the summer there were many sea motifs. There are also classical... 

 IreneMcKay Says:  If like me you find Helsinki rather overpriced and end up buying from the supermarket instead of always eating out, treat yourself to some sliced Finnish black... 

 maria_hz Says:  If you have only a day in Helsinki and want to do some shopping, your best bet is to head towards Aleksanterinkatu,The Stockmann department store is an... 

 Turska Says:  We went here to buy some small brewerys beers,because we like to taste different brands.We also bought sooo good bread,athat I was happy to buy three times what... 

 WardrobeMK Says:  If you want to buy any MOOMIN (by arabia.fi), AARIKKA or IITTALA dinnerware products I noticed to my surprise they were 3-4 Euro cheaper across the board at the...