Discover the Serene Beauty of Tove Jansson Park
Experience the artistic charm and natural beauty of Tove Jansson Park, a serene escape in the heart of Helsinki, inspired by the Moomin creator.
Nestled in the vibrant city of Helsinki, Tove Jansson Park stands as a testament to the artistic spirit of its namesake, the famous Finnish author and illustrator of the Moomin series. This park is not just a green space; it is a tribute to creativity, offering visitors a serene environment filled with whimsical sculptures and lush landscapes. As you stroll along the winding pathways, you'll encounter delightful art installations that evoke the charm of Jansson's beloved characters, making it an enchanting experience for both children and adults. The park's beautifully manicured gardens are perfect for a leisurely picnic or a quiet moment of reflection. Families can enjoy the spacious grassy areas, where children can play freely or join in various outdoor activities. The gentle sound of rustling leaves and chirping birds creates a calming atmosphere, making it an ideal escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Additionally, the park's proximity to other attractions in Helsinki makes it a convenient stop on your sightseeing journey. Throughout the year, Tove Jansson Park hosts various cultural events and festivals, celebrating the arts and community spirit. Visitors are encouraged to check local listings to catch live performances or art exhibitions during their visit. With its unique blend of nature and culture, Tove Jansson Park is a must-see destination for anyone looking to experience the charm of Helsinki in a relaxed setting.
Local tips
- Visit early in the morning to enjoy the park in peace and capture beautiful photos before it gets crowded.
- Bring a picnic blanket and some snacks to fully enjoy the park's picturesque green spaces.
- Check the local event calendar for special exhibitions or performances that might be happening during your visit.
- Don't forget to explore the nearby cafes for a delightful treat after your stroll through the park.
A brief summary to Tove Jansson Park
- Satamakatu, Helsinki, 00160, FI
- +35893101661
- Visit website
- Monday 12 am-12 am
- Tuesday 12 am-12 am
- Wednesday 12 am-12 am
- Thursday 12 am-12 am
- Friday 12 am-12 am
- Saturday 12 am-12 am
- Sunday 12 am-12 am
Getting There
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Walking
If you are in the Katajanokka neighborhood, Tove Jansson Park is within a short walking distance. Start by heading towards the waterfront along the main road, Satamakatu. Walk eastward, enjoying the views of the sea and the nearby islands. You will pass by several shops and cafes. Continue walking until you reach the park entrance, which is along Satamakatu at the coordinates 60.1678097, 24.9610139. The park is right by the water, making it a pleasant stroll.
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Public Transport - Tram
If you prefer to take public transport, you can catch tram number 4 or 4T from the nearest tram stop, which is located at the eastern end of Katajanokka. Board the tram towards 'Pasila' and ride for about 5 minutes. Get off at the 'Kauppatori' stop. From there, walk back towards Satamakatu, and you will find Tove Jansson Park just a short walk away. Be sure to check the latest tram schedules and ticket prices, which are approximately €3 for a single journey.
Attractions Nearby to Tove Jansson Park
- Uspenski Cathedral
- SkyWheel Helsinki
- Flying Cinema Tour Of Helsinki
- Redrib Experience Oy Ltd
- MarinaBay - Helsinki City Guest Harbour
- Allas Sea Pool
- Linnanallas
- Presidential Palace
- Peter's Draught of Fish
- Tsarina's Stone
- Helsinki City Museum
- Kauppatori
- Helsinki Market Square
- Children’s Town
- Lybeckskajen
Landmarks nearby to Tove Jansson Park
- Wallis Karaoke Bar
- Green Cap Tours
- Kukeseenelahingu mälestuspaik
- Royal Line Oy
- Wanha Satama
- Stromma - Helsinki Sightseeing by boat
- Helsinki City Hall
- Katajanokan Vankila
- Torikorttelit
- House of the Estates
- Katajanokka Terminal
- Skatuddens Terminal
- Hi / Free Ride
- Memorial to the Royal artillery regiment of Finland
- National Memorial to the Winter War