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Helsinki Olympic Stadium, Helsinki

About Helsinki Olympic Stadium

With redesigned entrances, improved seating, and a large subterranean expansion, the stadium skillfully combines history with modern comfort. Here, you can admire its concrete constructions, expansive galleries, and renovated facades.

Going to a sports event or learning more about its history, Helsinki's Olympic Stadium is a great example of cultural heritage and lasting architecture. It also lets you see the spirit of Finnish athleticism and innovation.

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Helsinki Olympic Stadium Highlights

• Enter the Helsinki Olympic Stadium, which has been a source of pride for Finland since 1938 and served as the site of the 1952 Summer Olympics.
• Admire its recognizable tower, which rises to a height of 72 metres and provides unparalleled views of Helsinki's skyline.
• Immerse yourself in concerts, exhibitions, and festivals held inside the stadium to get an experience beyond only sports.
• Reach the top of the stadium tower to take in stunning views of downtown Helsinki, and observe the beautiful cityscape beneath.
• Discover Finland's sporting history at the TAHTO Center by delving into engaging exhibitions honouring Olympic victories of Finnish athletes over time.

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Point of Interest for Helsinki Olympic Stadium

Explore the TAHTO Center for Finnish Sports Culture

Visit the TAHTO Center, which celebrates Finnish sports culture with age-appropriate interactive displays, located in Helsinki's Olympic Stadium. TAHTO, which is open every day, transports you to the excitement and past of sports. Here, you can discover thematic exhibits that include winter sports and the locker room. You can also see unique items like the silver torch from the 1952 Olympics.

Tour the Visitor Centre

Visit the visitor centre at the foot of the Tower at the Helsinki Olympic Stadium. Here, you can take in the charming ambiance of the stadium while unwinding in the Isku Lounge. It serves as your entryway to all of the stadium's amenities, such as the Tower, the Bistro Stadium restaurant, and conference spaces. Start your guided tour here to learn more about the past and happenings of this legendary athletic facility in the capital of Finland.

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