Finnish National Theatre

The Finnish National Theatre in Helsinki is a gem for both theater lovers and anyone interested in Finnish culture and history. Located right next to the Central Railway Station, the building’s striking National Romantic architecture immediately captures your attention. Its stone facade, intricate details, and large windows make it one of the most iconic structures in Helsinki.

As many other buildings in city centre the National Theatre has a beautiful facade. From Ateneum you can see the Theatre and the Central Railway. In front of the building there is a nice market seeling food and souvenirs from different countries(not sure if is opened all year or only until end of September).

Beautiful building. Sharing my photos since I didn’t see other photos shot in winter. Kinda funny how they make those gigantic mounds of snow everywhere.

Kulttuuri kummit event with my 3 year old and the theatre as well as the show (rapuopppera) was just absolutely great and my kid loved it.

So beautiful inside. Absolutely stunning building. The staff is always so nice and helpful. One star away for the possible restroom queus 😅 and not so comfortable seatings (after 2,5h they will get to you). All in all amazing experience and all the shows and plays I've seen there have been breath taking.

Nice building, next building the train station, middle of helsinki, front of a big square. Little careful if you go near lots of buses in here. Public transport very busy. Tram lines moves

Great place in Helsinki

Dan Brown peesenting his new book... in a perfect place