Latest news from Helsinki.
From Kallio co-working spaces to Katajanokka logistics hubs, the city's businesses are absorbing shocks that started far beyond Finland's borders.
From archipelago fishing villages to lakeside sauna culture, the faces and lives around Helsinki reveal why locals escape the capital on weekends.
From Kalasatama construction cranes to Keilaniemi office vacancies, the mid-2026 indicators tell a nuanced story about where Helsinki's money is moving.
From HJK's tight victory at Bolt Arena to HIFK's resurgent run in Liiga pre-season, Helsinki's teams delivered a packed week of sport as summer hits full stride.
Helsinki sleep clinics report record demand. Find where to get sleep studies in Töölö, Espoo, and across the metro area as Finns prioritize sleep health.
Discover Helsinki's free outdoor fitness circuits across 187 parks. Equipment-filled gyms cost nothing—perfect for summer workouts with city views.
From Kallio staircase sprints to Töölönlahti bay parkruns, communal exercise events are doing something gym memberships never could.
Learn walking meditation techniques on Helsinki's parks and seafront paths. Neuroscience-backed practice to reduce stress, no app needed. Start today.
Helsinki sleep experts reveal why your bedroom needs optimization. From blackout blinds to temperature control, discover what actually works during midnight sun season.
Venture capital is flowing into the Finnish capital faster than at any point since the Slush boom years, and a new generation of deep-tech founders is doing the spending.
From the renovated Töölö velodrome to the strained ice halls of Pasila, the city's sporting venues are under the microscope as Helsinki bids to cement its place as a Nordic sport capital.
As grocery bills and rent climb across the Finnish capital, residents are turning to low-cost and no-cost wellbeing practices — and a growing infrastructure is meeting them there.
Helsinki City Council's July decisions on Kalasatama development and HSL transport fares will address housing shortages as the city reaches 680,000 residents.
Nokia's network contracts and EU defence spending are revitalizing Helsinki's tech economy. Startups and subcontractors report stronger pipelines since 2023.
A new generation of makers is challenging Finland's design establishment by blending minimalist tradition with raw experimentation, and they're doing it in the city's oldest neighbourhoods.
Helsinki blends Finnish design heritage, Baltic sea air, and a surprisingly vibrant arts and food scene into one of Europe's most underrated city-break destinations in 2026.
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