Elisa communication tower

Elisa communication tower is a 111-meter-tall radio transmission facility in Helsinki that broadcasts mobile and telecommunications signals across the entire metropolitan region. The installation functions as a central hub in the city's network infrastructure.

Construction began in 1988, marking the start of modern mobile infrastructure in Finland. Since then, the facility has supported the development of wireless communications in the capital region.

The structure represents Finland's progression in telecommunications technology, supporting networks that connect millions of residents across the metropolitan area.

The tower is located in Itä-Pasila and is visible from various points across the city, making it easy to orient yourself in the area. The surroundings are straightforward to reach and offer plenty of space for observing the structure.

Recent incidents of vandalism at the tower highlighted its vulnerability and led to implementations of enhanced security measures for this vital infrastructure.

Location: Helsinki

Inception: 1988

Elevation above the sea: 111 m

Address: Ratavartijankatu 5, 00520 Helsinki

GPS coordinates: 60.19688,24.93683

Latest update: December 14, 2025 14:22