WE AND SUSTAINABILITY

Helsinki Guides work in accordance with sustainable principles. Our association has been granted the Good Travel Seal certificate and the Sustainable Travel Finland label. We carry out sustainable...
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Who are we?

Helsinki Guides Association – a love for our hometown you can see and hear! The Helsinki Guides Association has been telling the story of Helsinki since 1947. The association celebrated its 75th...
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SAFETY ON HELSINKI GUIDES'S TOURS

    The COVID-19 pandemic has had an unprecedented impact on tourism throughout the world. To ensure that tourism and business activities can resume safely and responsibly, action must be taken to...
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HELSINKI - the ever-changing capital city

Why is there a statue of a Russian tsar in the middle of The Senate Square? How deep is The Baltic Sea? Will Oodi become the most popular sight in Helsinki? What was there in Töölö before they built...
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OODI - the best new library in the world

Helsinki Central Library Oodi has become very popular among the Helsinki residents. Oodi is a living meeting place at Kansalaistori square, right at the heart of Helsinki. Oodi is not just a meeting place...
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The Renewed Olympic Stadium

The Olympic Stadium is opening for the second time in its history  The renewed Olympic Stadium reopened its doors to public in August 2020. The space for various activities has almost doubled with...
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Winter Garden - Summer All Year Round

The Winter Garden has been a recreational meeting place for the residents of Helsinki for over a century. No matter what season it is, the elaborate oasis of exotic plants invites you to take a tour of...
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Who are we?

An authorized guide knows Helsinki’s story and can turn it into an engaging experience. On a guided tour, participants are inspired and experience the city personally – Helsinki is not just a destination, but a hometown.

A professional guide has in-depth knowledge of the city’s history, culture, and local context, and adapts the tour to the group’s background and needs. Information is kept up to date, and strong language skills ensure smooth communication with diverse audiences.

Professionalism is also evident in ensuring visitor safety and minimizing risks. The guide instructs visitors on safety measures and assists in any issues that may arise.

As a member of the Helsinki Guides Association, the guide acts responsibly and follows sustainable principles. The association holds both the Good Travel Seal (GTS) certification and the Sustainable Travel Finland (STF) label, highlighting its commitment to high professional standards and responsible practices.