Finland’s landmarks include sea fortresses, historic wooden towns, churches, industrial heritage, modern architecture and Arctic attractions. UNESCO currently lists eight World Heritage properties in Finland, including the newly inscribed Aalto Works in 2026. citeturn0search0turn0search11
20 Landmarks to Know
- Suomenlinna Sea Fortress
- Old Rauma
- Petäjävesi Old Church
- Verla Groundwood and Board Mill
- Sammallahdenmäki Bronze Age Burial Site
- Struve Geodetic Arc sites
- Aalto Works
- Helsinki Cathedral
- Temppeliaukio Church
- Turku Castle
- Turku Cathedral
- Olavinlinna Castle
- Porvoo Old Town
- Oodi Central Library
- Finlandia Hall
- Rovaniemi Arctic Circle area
- Santa Claus Village
- Helsinki Market Square
- Åland Maritime Quarter
- Tampere Cathedral
UNESCO Heritage
UNESCO’s current Finland country page lists eight World Heritage properties: seven cultural and one natural. The Aalto Works, consisting of 13 component sites, was added in 2026.
Plan Your Visits
Check opening hours, seasonal access and local transport before visiting museums, castles, churches or protected heritage sites.
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Official resource: UNESCO — Finland.