Helsinki

Old Market Hall, Helsinki

About Old Market Hall

It is a perfect place to get an insight into Finnish flavours and Helsinki’s food culture, with offerings ranging from fresh produce to pastries and baked items. Visiting this market is a real experience for the senses with spices, coffee, cakes, jams, buns, delicately prepared fish, salmon rolls and many more items on offer. You can also stock up on wine, cheese, and chocolates, as well as fresh fruits and root vegetables. Take a leisurely stroll in the hall and explore the different stalls. You will also be delighted to find some stalls selling international delicacies from the Orient, Spain and America.

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Old Market Hall Highlights

• Visit Vanha Kauppahalli, known to be the oldest market hall of Finland, offering an insight into Finnish flavours and Helsinki’s food culture.
• Take a walk into the hall and indulge in exploration of the various stalls selling raw ingredients, spices, fresh fruits, vegetables and more.
• Opt to have a cup of coffee at Robert’s Coffee or Scandinavia cafe or indulge in having a delicious meal at one of the eatery’s of the hall.
• Shop for fresh produce, local ingredients, wine, cheese, chocolates at popular shops like Annan Villiliha, E. Eriksson, and Kalakauppa.
• Learn the interesting history of the hall and enjoy the spectacular view of the Martkhalle on the South Harbour and the sea from the market.

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