Eira Hospital, Private hospital in Ullanlinna, Finland
Eira Hospital is a private medical facility in Ullanlinna located at the intersection of Tehtaankatu and Laivurinkatu streets, featuring Art Nouveau design with protected interior and exterior architectural elements. The center provides specialized healthcare services including surgery, occupational health, physiotherapy, and various medical treatments.
The facility opened in 1905 as one of Helsinki's first private medical institutions, designed by renowned Finnish architect Lars Sonck in the Art Nouveau style. The building has shaped the architectural character of the Ullanlinna district for more than a century.
The hospital takes its name from Eir, a figure in Norse mythology associated with healing and medicine. This naming choice reflects the Scandinavian tradition seen in similar institutions across the region.
The hospital is easily located at Tehtaankatu 30 and is well served by public transportation in the area. The facility is designed to accommodate different patient needs and operates on standard weekday schedules.
The building holds a special protection status covering both its exterior structure and interior spaces. This comprehensive safeguard recognizes it as an important architectural landmark within the city.
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