Cultural Heartbeat of Helsinki

Tennispalatsi serves as a major cultural hub in Helsinki offering a variety of recreational and artistic experiences.

Built in 1938 for the planned 1940 Summer Olympics, Tennispalatsi is an example of functionalist architecture designed by Helge Lundström. Although the 1940 Olympics were cancelled due to WWII, the site hosted basketball events in the 1952 Olympics. Today, it houses the Helsinki City Art Museum, the Museum of Cultures, and a Finnkino multiplex cinema, reflecting its continuous importance to Helsinki’s cultural landscape.

Notable Features

• 🎨 Helsinki City Art Museum: Showcases over 10,000 works of art.
• 🎬 Finnkino Cinema: Features the latest films across multiple screens.
• 🛍️ Cultural Shops: Offers local arts and crafts.

Accessible by public transport, Tennispalatsi welcomes tourists, families, and culture enthusiasts.