Ateljée Bar Hotel Torni, Rooftop bar in central Helsinki, Finland
Ateljée Bar occupies the 12th and 13th floors of Hotel Torni, offering views across Helsinki, the port, and the Baltic Sea from a height of 70 meters. The space features large windows and modern bar fixtures arranged to maximize the panorama.
Hotel Torni opened in 1931 with this bar from its start, becoming the first rooftop drinking spot in Helsinki to offer panoramic city views. The location quickly gained popularity among visitors and residents.
The bar displays rotating shows of work from emerging Finnish artists on its interior walls, showing how Helsinki's art world connects with its hospitality. Guests encounter local creators while enjoying their visit.
The bar opens around midday with extended hours as evening approaches, particularly on weekends when it stays late. Stairs and an elevator lead upward, with seating available both indoors and outdoors depending on weather and season.
A cast iron spiral staircase leads to the uppermost levels, creating an unusual arrival experience. This historic staircase connects the building's past with the climb to the viewing platforms.
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