Olympic Park

The Helsinki Olympic Stadium is the largest stadium in Finland. It was originally built to host the 1940 Summer Olympics. The design and plan can accommodate more than 40,000 people. But the world is changing because the World War I Olympics did not hold until 1952. It was the 15th Summer Games here, and it was the first time in the history of New China that the Olympic Games were said to be attended by the large audience, and the local government had to erect temporary wooden bars in the stadium to increase the audience compared to the 40,000 people who had been designed before. Half the increase.

Helsinki, Finland. Olympic Park, Helsingin Olympiastadion . It was completed in 1938 and hosted the 1940 Summer Olympics, 1952 Summer Olympics, 1983 World Athletics Championships, 2005 World Athletics Championships. It is worth mentioning two magnificent buildings, one white tower in honor of Marty Yellvinin's javelin winner at the 1932 Olympics, and a bronze statue of Finnish runner Pavo Rumi.

[Fun] The real park, reflecting the Olympic spirit and the characteristics of Finland, is not luxurious and not exaggerated. Helsinki is one of the world's happiest cities, with many sports and cultural facilities!

You can reach the Olympic Park by train, but here is indeed a big park. Many locals are here to bask in the sun and grill barbecue~ The big park or the big park. From the Olympic Park, you can rent bicycles and charge on time. There are two kinds of single and double. You can ride a bicycle to the wetland near the park. Here, there is another view~ the lush water grass is different from the park scenery in Olympia Park. There will also be many cyclists along the way, most of them are white people riding. If you are tired, you can stop and rest everywhere and take pictures. There are also neat trunks

Helsinki is also a sports city that has hosted the Olympics. The main stadium of the round looks very simple, and the white tower next to it looks simple and clear. A glimpse of a sculpture of Pavo Numi next to it is very obvious. Overall, there is no Barcelona site today in terms of sightseeing, nor is there a complete lineage of movement and speed in Munich, which conveys a peaceful atmosphere.