Sinebrychoff park

Sinebrychoff park is a sprawling green space with multiple levels, walking paths, and three ponds connected by stone bridges. Mature trees throughout the grounds create a wooded feeling within the city.

A Russian businessman created this English-style garden in 1835 next to his brewery and mansion on Helsinki's outskirts. The location evolved from a private family venture into publicly accessible grounds.

The grounds contain the Sinebrychoff Art Museum inside a former mansion displaying a major collection of European art. This museum shapes how visitors experience the location and connects them to the area's past.

The park has a cafe, children's play area, and public facilities easily accessible while exploring the grounds. Well-maintained pathways make it simple to navigate and see different areas at your own pace.

A red octagonal brick tower built in the 1800s stands in the park and originally came from a storage building next to the brewery. This distinctive structure is now one of the most recognizable features on the grounds.

Location: Helsinki

Inception: 1835

Part of: Esplanadi-Bulevardi

GPS coordinates: 60.16250,24.93250

Latest update: December 11, 2025 11:03