Suomenlinna

Suomenlinna is built on a string of small islands off the coast of Helsinki. It is a masterpiece designed by Oksdin. Built more than 250 years ago, it is one of the largest existing coastal defense military fortresses in the world and one of the most important and famous attractions in Finland. Suomenlinna also has churches, military camps, city gates and other historical sites. It has rare maritime military relics in the world. In 1991, Suomenlinna was listed on the World Heritage List by UNESCO and was protected.

The Suomenlinna also has churches, military barracks, city gates and other historical sites, and has rare maritime military relics in the world. In 1991, the Suomenlinna was listed on the World Heritage List by UNESCO and was protected.

The city of Helsinki, close to the Baltic Sea, is very beautiful and has unparalleled geographical advantages. It can reach St. Petersburg, Russia, and then Moscow by land. Therefore, Finland is a very important country in Europe. The importance of Finland can be seen in several world wars.

Suomenlinna is built on eight islands about 4 kilometers southeast of the center of Helsinki, the capital of Finland. It was originally called the Swedish Castle. The Swedish king began to build this fortress in 1748 to defend against Russian expansion. During the Finnish War, Russia began to occupy the fortress until Finland's independence in 1918.

Suomenlinna is an inhabited sea fortress built on eight islands approximately 4 km southeast of central Helsinki, the capital of Finland. Suomenlinna is a popular attraction for tourists and locals alike.

From the Red Church to the open-air market, there is a wharf. The ferry is to Finland. It's 5 euros round trip. We bought a bus day ticket, which can be used in general. What a big Finland Fort, this kind of military engineering, in its early years, was a great achievement, but now it is still so strong and beautiful. The ferry runs twice an hour, which is very convenient. There are also supermarkets and tourist services on the island.

Finland is the only World Cultural Heritage Site in the Finnish Tourism Regulation Project. It was a model of military fortifications and defensive fortifications at sea in the 17th and 18th centuries. The ferry terminal is 15 minutes away from the main terminal in Finland. Finland provides Chinese tourist brochures. Following the main line of the manual, you can see the main attractions on the castle: Kustaanmiekka (42 attractions), Kunikaan Portti (44 & 160 attractions), forts, castles, museums, docks and so on. Look at the map of the world to see how important Finland Fort is to Helsinki, Finland. It guarded the Baltic passage, paid for the eager invasion of Czarist Russia in the east, and resisted the attack of Sweden, the powerful country of that era in the west. Finland has a wide range of traffic, including water buses and ferries. Inside, there are many museums, cafes and some residents'homes.

Although on an island off the coast of Helsinki, transportation is also convenient. Ferries are basically 40-minute flights and can be used by pass, so they are not expensive. The island is basically free except for museums. Although the museum requires tickets, it is still worth visiting. There are many things about Finland's history.