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Stockmann   Helsinki

Stockmann, Helsinki

 39 Reviews  The Stockmann department store is a culturally significant business building and department store located in the centre of Helsinki. The Stockmann logo represents a set of escalators, because the... 

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Koskikeskus   Tampere

Koskikeskus, Tampere

 3 Reviews  Here you'll find over a hundred stores and boutiques. Some of them offer trendy and expensive clothing, but most of them sell products at reasonable prices. Here you can find toys, sporting and... 

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Forum   Helsinki

Forum, Helsinki

 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... 

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Kuninkaankatu,Pedestrian street   Tampere

Kuninkaankatu,Pedestrian street, Tampere

 7 Reviews  These are lttle different lingerie than most of other,and sold only at their own shops.You might say they are little more luxorius. Happy fot tourists,I noticed that pages are in English.That might... 

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Kamppi   Helsinki

Kamppi, Helsinki

 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... 

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Stockman   Tampere

Stockman, Tampere

 3 Reviews  Stockmann is Finland’s largest department store chain and their Tampere store is among the biggest. If you want to stroll around and see where Finns buy almost everything, this is the right place.... 

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Hämeenkatu,mainstreet of Tampere   Tampere

Hämeenkatu,mainstreet of Tampere, Tampere

 3 Reviews  They are big(est?) Finnish bookstore-cahian.You´ll find books in English also.If you want a book about Finland or just something to read at your travel,or books of other countries,go here.Ask the... 

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City Sokos   Tampere

City Sokos, Tampere

 2 Reviews  If Stockmann is most expensive(allthough I don´t think it´s SO exepensive than many people think),this is little cheper.It is also at good location,when people cahnge busses when going to work and... 

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Kauppahalli   Tampere

Kauppahalli, Tampere

 2 Reviews  This is the biggest markethall in whole Scandinavia.They have so many delious there to sell,that if you go in the hugnry,it´s hard to go out without buing anything.Mostly there is food,but also... 

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Rainbow Book: Children´s bookshop tram No 10 (Pikku-Huopalahti)

by helsinkitraveller

150 m from the end-station of tramline no 10 (Pikku-Huopalahti), this lovely childrens bookshop/cafe is situated n the partly protected 1950´s arcitectural 3 storeys small flat residentilal area of Etelä-Haaga.The shop is specializing in international educational toys and books for the smallest babies. From the center the tram goes northbound/southbound on Mannerheimintie every 5-10 minutes in the daytime and on way the tram pass many interesting sights of Helsinki, the parlament, national museum, the opera, residental areas and parks. Finnish/english/german /swedish childrenbooks, board-games, and toys. In the vicinity there are 2 children friendly restaurants Mr Lau (chinese) and Frendit (indian) open in the daytime and early evening. 150 m up the road you have the 60 year old gasoline station which serves doughnut, finnish food, acardegames, pinball and drinks 24/7, on the way you...

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Stockmann Department Store, Helsinki: One stop shopping

by hopang

Stockmann Department Store is located at Aleksanterinkatu right in the heart of the city of Helsinki just within a stone's throw from the Lutheran Cathedral. It is the largest department store in Helsinki and one of the largest in the Scandinavian countries.Wide range of consumer goods are available in the department store spread over eight levels such as food and drink, clothings and textiles, toys, books and magazines, stationeries, jewelleries, porcelains, health and beauty products, sports goods, travelling bags, leather goods, CDs and DVDs, electrical and electronic eqiuipment, watches, kitchen utensils etc. You may purchase souvenirs from Finland at Argos Hall on the 5th floor of the department store as depicted on our photograph above. Opening hours are between 9.00 a.m. and 9.00 p.m. from Monday to Friday, between 9.00 a.m. and 6.00 p.m. on Saturday and between 12.00 p.m. and...

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Wedins: It pays to hunt for a bargain

by ellierae

I went into this shop whilst in Helsinki to have a look at shoes. I noticed that they also sold purses and because I was in need of a new one I spotted that they had a sale bin. While looking through I found a Morgan de Toi purse in there so I had a look and then checked the price I could not believe it, it was only £3 reduced from £15, I was not going to miss out on a bargain so I had to have it.Nice and pink, very me.This shop no longer exsists. It has been replaced by Moda. Shoes and purses. They also have alot of sales as well. It depends on what you are looking for. I only went in to have a look at shoes and came out with 2 purses priced at £3 each.

Finnish most popular coffee: Juhla Mokka: Coffee

by Gili_S

If you haven’t known, Finland is no.1 in the world with coffee consumption per capita. This coffee, Juhla Mokka is the most popular and selling coffee in Finland. You can get it in most coffee shops and buy it in any store. Coffee in Finland is cheaper then the average in other western European countries so, buy a pack before you go home. Juhla Mokka

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Koskenkorva Viina

by Gili_S

Koskenkorva Viina is the national sprit, like Scotland has Whisky and England has Gin, Finland have this Koskenkorva Viina. It is just a clear vodka type of spirit.Of course, there is also the other Finnish famous vodka Finlandia, but that one you can find anywhere in the world. Koskenkorva Viina or vodka Finlandia Buy it only at the airport duty free or on the ferry, in Finland the cost is about 2.5 times.

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Hukka: Soapstone mug

by Gili_S

These are unique products in Finland, and the one I like the most are the Soapstone mugs where you can just have an excellent cappuccino.Read more about the product on the factory web site Soapstone mug, Schnapps stones, etc. About 20 Euro.

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Market places etc.: Souvenirs from Finland!

by finlandia

The downtown Helsinki is full of good shops. The best and the biggest department store is named Stockmann (address Aleksanterinkatu 52). It is one of the biggest department stores in the whole Scandinavia. A moomin gift shop named Moomin Shop at Kamp Galleria (address Pohjoisesplanadi 33).Luontokauppa ("Nature Shop", address Simonkatu 9, Simonkenttä, near the Helsinki Bus Station) is a very good shop. They sell products related to beautiful Finnish nature: t-shirts and college shirts with wonderful pictures, other clothes, nature voice cd`s, special liquorice candies (lakritsi in Finnish), sauna products, nature books etc. You find some of these products at http://www.luontokauppa.com (in Finnish). The shop was founded by Suomen Luonnonsuojeluliitto (the Finnish Nature Conservation Society). The symbol (logo) of the society is the Saimaa seal. This seal lives only in Lake Saimaa - not...

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Penna Design: The unique wooden art of Penna Design

by Gili_S

There is a unique wooden art designer in Tampere, Finland, it’s 'Penna Design' and is one of the most unique style of art I ever saw in my life. It is hand made of pure Finnish birch wood. You can find his work of art in selected souvenirs stores as well Stockmann department store in the big cities and at the Helsinki-Vantaa airport. The Bear or Bike What ever they ask

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Stockmann: Moonmin mania

by ellierae

This store is the largest in Scandinavia. They sell all sorts of things but one does go down well its Moonmin things and the Japanese go wilder than anybody else for these things.I bought quite alot of things from Stockmann. Moonmin things, clothes and shoes. It depends on what the items you are looking for.

Soapstone Mugs: How to keep your coffee hot in the Finnish winter

by Knutt

It's -25°C and you want to enjoy a hot drink -what is to do?Being used to the rough climate the Finns came up with a brilliant idea of how to keep their drinks hot in the winter: They invented the soapstone mugs.After heating the mugs in hot water for some time the stone will keep your beverage warm for a long time. -Great, huh?And you know what? It even works the other way round and the mugs keep your Koskenkorva cold in the sauna after being stored in the freezer for a couple of hours. You can get the soapstone mugs and many other items of the same material in most department stores.

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