Winter Garden, Helsinki, Botanical garden in Taka-Töölö, Finland.
The Winter Garden in Helsinki is a greenhouse building featuring multiple connected rooms for different plant types. Over 200 plant species are displayed in separate sections dedicated to palms, cacti, and other tropical plants.
Founded in 1893, this structure was established as a recreational space for Helsinki residents from the start. It has remained a valued destination for locals over more than 100 years.
The name reflects its year-round operation, where visitors can experience blooming plants even during the coldest months in a city setting. Locals use the space to find warmth and greenery in the middle of urban Helsinki.
Entrance is free of charge on most days, though opening hours vary throughout the week. It is wise to check which days are available before planning your visit.
Inside, century-old camellia trees bloom specifically during the darkest months of the year, providing natural color when outdoor nature is dormant. This feature makes the place particularly special for visitors seeking life and color during dark seasons.
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