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Havis Amanda
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Open Open 24 hours
Recommended Sightseeing Time: 10-15 minutes
Address: Kauppatori, Helsinki 00170, Finland
mapPhone: +358-9-3101051
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This is a landmark building, belonging to the legendary statue, near the sea, the scenery is very beautiful, and the tourists are very large. Very nice one to punch in red spots.
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The statue of the daughter of the Baltic Sea, also known as the bronze statue of Amanda, is a girl bronze statue located next to the flower market in the open-air market in Helsinki, Finland. The girl is called Amanda and is surrounded by four sea lions in the fountain. She crouched in the Gulf of Finland quietly, and was hailed as "the daughter of the Baltic Sea." The statue was built in 1906 in Paris and arrived in Helsinki in 1908. It is now one of the symbols of the city of Helsinki. On April 30th each year, Finnish college students will hold a grand hat-hat event next to the statue of Amanda.
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This is a landmark building, belonging to the legendary statue, near the sea, the scenery is very beautiful, and the tourists are very large. Very nice one to punch in red spots.
The fountain has been a 100-year-old statue of a figure, created in 1906 by the famous Finnish sculptor Ville Vallgren, and is now a symbol of the city of Helsinki.
There is a statue on the dock side of Helsinki Harbour Park. The statue is named Daughter of the Baltic Sea. The statue has beautiful lines and vivid facial expressions. Whoever comes here will stop and stop for a long time and look at this statue seriously.
The Baltic Daughter statue is also a very important landscape. The entire statue is also quite a unique landscape. The natural scenery of the Baltic Sea is pretty good, and you can see a long history.
I went there once a few years ago. It's good. I'll have a chance to see it again.
In front of the Presidential Palace in Helsinki, the capital of Finland, there is a famous bronze fountain sculpture-Daughter of the Baltic Sea. When designer Vogren built this statue in 1906, he just called him the Little Mermaid. But when the statue was officially placed here two years later, the Finns gave her an affectionate nickname-Amanda. It is probably because the beautiful girl at the top of the sculpture is actually not a mermaid, but has two legs, so the Finns felt that the name was not worthy of the truth, so they gave it a cute name.
This statue is very famous. Many tourists visit here every day. The statue itself is very famous and was designed by a famous designer.