Helsinki, the capital of Finland, is located in the southern area of Finland. It is its largest city and is the most populous. Finland’s government, economic, educational, and cultural center are all in Helsinki. Helsinki’s geography is a combination of islands, bays and peninsulas. The Helsinki Central Park connects these areas, and it is where most of the city’s inhabitants spend their leisure time.

Helsinki is home to a number of architectural structures that give way to the capital, being termed as the White City. Some of these structures are of the Art Nouveau type where they are mostly found in Katajanokka, which is a residential area. There are numerous ways for you to travel around Helsinki. Buses and taxi stands are available, but also, there are car for hire services available. Some of them are handled by Helsinki car hire in Finland, Argus and Carhire3000. Once you have your own vehicle, you can now drive your way to the National Museum where the history of Finland is depicted among its exhibitions. You can also visit the Senaantintori which is the senate square in Helsinki. Structures of Neoclassical design are rampant in this area where most people spend their day looking at them.