Hakaniemi market hall

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Hakaniemi market hall, Market hall in Hakaniemi district, Helsinki, Finland

The two-floor brick building contains 70 shops offering fresh produce, seafood, meats, cheeses, textiles, and handmade items throughout its spaces.

Opening its doors in 1914, the market hall was designed by architects Einar Flinckenberg and Karl Hård af Segerstad in what was a working-class neighborhood.

The market hall functions as a central gathering point for Helsinki residents who regularly visit to purchase local products and share meals together.

Located at Hämeentie 1a, the market hall connects to multiple transportation options including trams, buses, and the subway at Hakaniemi station.

The second floor houses 30 specialty non-food stores, including Finnish design retailer Marimekko, while six cafeterias serve traditional Finnish lunches.

Location: Helsinki

Inception: 1914

Architects: Einar Flinckenberg, Karl Hård af Segerstad

Official opening: June 1, 1914

Website: http://hakaniemenkauppahalli.fi

GPS coordinates: 60.18000,24.95110

Latest update: May 17, 2025 10:52

What to do in Helsinki: saunas, islands, urban culture

Helsinki offers a unique mix of Nordic traditions and modern urban spaces. The city features public saunas like Sompasauna by the sea, where entry is free thanks to volunteer work, as well as century-old market halls such as Hakaniemi, built in 1914. Surrounding islands like Sisä-Hattu allow visitors to view ancient rock carvings in preserved natural surroundings, while Kivinokka beach provides direct access to the sea from a wooded area. Downtown combines various architectural styles, from granite churches to wooden buildings like Kamppi Chapel, a quiet spot amid the city's activity. Art enthusiasts will find the graffiti wall at Suvilahti, a legal space for artistic expression, and those seeking less-known locations will discover themed bars like Trillby & Chadwick, decorated in the 1920s style. A few kilometers away, Liesjärvi National Park offers hiking trails through forests abundant in berries and mushrooms, while the abandoned villas of Kruunuvuori reflect a bygone era.

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