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Helsinki South Harbour and surroundings by webcam
Helsinki South Harbour and surroundings by webcam –
courtesy of EK – Confederation of Finnish Industries
Weather in Helsinki now
The EK webcam offers a range of views
of the Helsinki South Harbour and its surroundings. The camera
is able to pick up details of this historically fascinating
area that remains one of the most popular locations among both
Helsinkians and visitors. Depending on the camera angle, and
whether its zoom capability is used, you can often see e.g.
the colourful open-air market stalls (during the winter months
they are fewer and less colourful), the City Hall and the Presidential
Palace, the green-domed Lutheran Cathedral, the Uspenski Orthodox
Cathedral with its traditional onion-like cupolas, or the marble-clad
Stora-Enso office building designed by the distinguished Finnish
architect Alvar Aalto.
Photo©: Kari Palsila
1. The old indoor market
2. The City Hall
3. The open-air market
4. The Lutheran Cathedral
5. The Presidential Palace
6. The Stora-Enso office building designed by Alvar Aalto
7. The Orthodox Cathedral
The EK webcam often also shows pictures of the huge
passenger ferries that sail between Helsinki and Stockholm,
Sweden. And during the summer months in particular,
you will also have a chance to see the impressive luxury
cruise ships that visit Helsinki plus a host of private
motor vessels and yachts. In addition, during state
visits, the EK webcam people have promised to show some
spectacular shots of the official ceremonies taking
place in the forecourt of the Presidential Palace. Thus,
a return visit to this page, which offers new angles
and events every day, is always rewarding. And, for
those seeking information on Finnish industry and the
economy we recommend the EK home page. |
Published November 2001
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Links
Confederation of Finnish Industries, EK
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