Linnanmäki

Linnanmäki is a large amusement park in Helsinki featuring over 40 rides spread across different zones for various age groups. The park sits on hilly terrain with roller coasters, family rides, and smaller attractions distributed throughout the grounds.

The park was founded in 1950 after the war ended, when local welfare organizations decided to create a place for family recreation. Over the following decades, it grew steadily and became an important leisure destination for the region.

The park serves as a gathering place for families and school groups throughout the season, especially during summer holidays and weekends. Many visitors return year after year, showing how deeply rooted this place is in the city's leisure culture.

The park is easy to reach by public transportation and sits close to central Helsinki. It makes sense to wear comfortable shoes since you will walk a lot and the terrain is hilly.

One of the oldest wooden roller coasters in Nordic countries has been running continuously since the 1950s and draws enthusiasts from across the region. This ride preserves a piece of leisure history and remains a favorite for many longtime visitors.

Location: Helsinki

Inception: May 27, 1950

Official opening: May 27, 1950

Operator: Lasten Päivän Säätiö (Children's Day Foundation)

Address: Tivolikuja

Opening Hours: August 31-September 13 Saturday 13:00-21:00; August 31-September 13 Sunday 13:00-20:00; September 14-October 04 Saturday 13:00-21:00; October 05-11 Saturday-Sunday 13:00-22:00; October 12-18 Monday-Sunday 13:00-22:00

Website: https://linnanmaki.fi/en

GPS coordinates: 60.18833,24.94028

Latest update: December 14, 2025 20:06