Helsinki. Swedish Theater

We are in the center of the Finnish capital, the city of Helsinki. On the screen, we can see the Swedish theater, the name of which is shared with several theaters scattered throughout the Baltics. Swedish-language theaters are also in Stockholm and in Turku. At first, such theaters did not have their own troupes, the audience had to wait for actors from Sweden to come.

There are a lot of large and significant objects located nearby, but we are going to tell you only about some of the most interesting of them. For example, opposite the theater is one of the offices of Google and a little further is the old church, Vanhakirkko.

The city looks so amazing, and it is always interesting to learn what this or that building with its stunning architecture is meant for. It can even be just a residential building or a shop, like the building you see on the left side of the screen, which fits neatly at the corner of several streets.

In the right part of the picture, at a decent distance from Hotel Klaus K (in which this camera is installed), the domes of the main Evangelical Lutheran church of the Helsinki Diocese of Finland, the church of St. Nicholas, are visible.