Helsinki is known for its efficient public transport system. You can use the subway, tram, bus, and ferry to travel around the city. For a more practical experience, consider buying the HSL card, which can be rechargeable and used across all public transportation networks in Helsinki.

Several restaurants in Helsinki offer traditional Finnish food. Try visiting Ravintola Kuu or Savotta, which are located near Senaatintori. There, you can enjoy dishes like smoked salmon, reindeer meat, or karjalanpiirakka (rice-filled pastries).

Helsinki boasts a lively nightlife scene with various bars, clubs, and live music venues. Gastro Cafe Kallio in the Kallio district is known for its hipster atmosphere, while Tavastia is one of the city's oldest and most famous concert clubs.

Winter in Helsinki is heaven for winter sports enthusiasts. You can try ice skating in Rautatientori or enjoy cross-country skiing at one of the city parks. You also won’t want to miss the chance to try out the traditional Finnish sauna in one of the many public saunas in Helsinki.

Museum of Contemporary Art Kiasma and Ateneum are two of the most famous museums in Helsinki, which showcase artworks made by Finnish and international artists. If you’re interested in design, Desainmuseo offers an intriguing look into the history of Finnish design.