The University of Helsinki, located in front of Parliament Square, is the most famous church in Helsinki. The cathedral is very magnificent, and the green vault is very conspicuous. The interior of the church is decorated with many exquisite murals and sculptures. The whole church is more than 80 meters above sea level and can be seen from a distance in the sea. It is the first impression of tourists from all over the world when they come to Helsinki. Helsinki Cathedral occupies a pivotal position in the minds of Finns and is a sacred place that Finns yearn for. Therefore, holding a wedding here is the best and happiest thing for Finnish newcomers. Weddings are held here, sometimes even a year and a half in advance. When winter comes, the square in front of the church is covered with heavy snow. Against the warm light, the church presents people with a unique and holy beauty. Every time the church bell rings, the whole church square immediately becomes solemn. Both locals and tourists can't help listening to the bells and enjoying the peace of mind that only religion can bring. As the best university in Northern Europe, the graduation ceremony of the Theological Seminary of Helsinki University is held here every year. There are organ concerts and concerts here every Sunday night. When extreme day and night come, the holy church will be dressed in colorful on weekdays.
Helsinki has the only church built of rocks in the world, and it is also the most famous tourist attraction in Hull. This church was built in 1969, which is a creative masterpiece. Standing outside the church, what you see is just a huge rock, not the spire and bell tower of an ordinary church. Without introduction, it is hard to imagine that there is a beautiful rock church hidden here. The entrance to the church is designed as a tunnel. The interior walls are all original stones, and the top is a glass ceiling. Only the light blue copper dome with a diameter of more than 20 meters is exposed above the rock and supported by more than 100 radial beams and columns, which belongs to natural lighting. The rock church can accommodate 940 people at the same time. Worship is held every Sunday. It is also an ideal place for a wedding.
On the edge of the flower market in Helsinki open-air market, there is a bronze statue of a girl, which is the famous Baltic daughter statue, also known as the bronze statue of Amanda. This simple statue is surrounded by four sea lions in the fountain, holding their cheeks in one hand and looking affectionately at the Gulf of Finland. People affectionately call it the daughter of the Baltic Sea. The image of a young girl emerging from the sea is considered as a symbol of Helsinki's birth. Hat Festival is held every May 1 day. Finnish high school students and college students will hold a grand hat festival carnival here.
In addition, sibelius park in Helsinki is also a must-see cultural landscape. The two statues here are very striking. The statue, which looks like a giant organ, consists of 600 hollow steel pipes arranged in waves and is about 6.5 meters high. When the wind passes by, it will make a sweet and mysterious sound. Used to express the essence of sibelius Symphony, it is a famous landmark in Helsinki. Another nearby statue, the head of sibelius, a famous Finnish musician, stands on a red rock for people to admire. Sibelius Music Festival is held here every August. At the same time, it is also a good place to relax. You can sit quietly and retreat, enjoy the ships of different shapes in the harbor, the golden sunset, listen to the melodious piano sound of street performers and enjoy a leisurely and beautiful life.