National Library of Finland

This is a Finnish National Academic Library, unlike the new Oodi in Helsinki. It has a long history and the library building itself is a historical relic, well worth visiting.

It is located on the west side of Helsinki Cathedral and was built in 1640. If you can’t go to self-study, go to the National Library and enter for free.

Inside the new building of the Helsinki Library The shape of the building is quite square, but the changes in the ground and ceiling of the interior space are very rich. Helsinki Library New Building It is said that it is a gift from the Finnish government to Helsinki citizens, so it must be before the National Day. Since it is the first day that the new museum is open to the public, there will be concerts in the evening, and there are many visitors like crucian carp who cross the river. The interior of the new building is basically completed, but there is still a large wooden curtain wall on the main entrance's facade before it can be installed. Only the keel is made. If you don’t look carefully, you think the facade is designed like this.

From a distance, I thought it was a government agency that was a library.

This is Finland's national library. It is very large in scale. The single building is very imposing. The collection of books inside is very rich. It is located on the side of Helsinki Cathedral and is easy to find.