Kauppatori

This open-air market is a 5-minute walk south from Helsinki Cathedral. This is the largest open-air free market in Helsinki and one of the most traditional markets in Finland. Here is a free trade market opened all year round. Several tents are set up in the open air to sell some Finnish specialty goods. Since it is winter and the weather is relatively cold, there are not many people here, so it seems a bit deserted.

Many tourists will come to this open-air market, feel very leisurely local life, this market not only sell a variety of food and flowers, but also a variety of small crafts also have, there are many food.

The open-air free market in Helsinki, next to the pier, happened to be open on weekends when I went there, and quite a few people came. My friend also bought food, the price is also OK. It is really interesting to visit a foreign market for the first time.

The open-air market is near the harbour of Helsinki, where there are various food and beverage stalls, with a variety of delicious seafood. The fruit is also very fresh. The most worthwhile shopping is the various handicrafts here. Really dazzling

There are many small vendors selling all kinds of daily necessities at affordable prices

Open-air market-located in the center of Helsinki city, the block is not wide, there are many bars and coffee bars on both sides of the road, people casually drinking a variety of beverages are very comfortable. It can be seen that Europeans are slow-paced and there are many young people on the street. Playing music, I am very happy to entertain myself. In the center of the street, there is a statue of a Baltic daughter, a bronze statue of a young girl. Most tourists come here for sightseeing.