Service group: Well-being & Communality
Residential activity facilities
Citizens' houses are communal meeting places open to everybody.
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Cultural House Martinus
Martinus is a concert and culture house located in Vantaa's Martinlaakso, completed in 1987, which offers facilities for various events, from meetings and seminars to music and cultural events.
Development of Kuusijärvi
Kuusijärvi will be developed into an all-year site for nature and recreational activities, on the terms of the local nature and landscapes.
Kuusijärvi nature and history
The intriguing history of Kuusijärvi is full of kings, tragic maidens and a horse rider who lost his sword. The name of Kuusijärvi (“Spruce lake”) comes from a small lake surrounded by spruce trees.
Vantaa's Kuusijärvi
Vantaa's Kuusijärvi is a diverse nature and recreational area in Kuninkaanmäki district in Eastern Vantaa. People come to Kuusijärvi to go to the sauna, swim, hike in nature and relax all year round.
Safer space
A safe city constitutes the foundation for the residents’ good life. In Vantaa, safer spaces are of particular importance, since numerous people of all ages and backgrounds use the city's premises.
Tuulensuunpuisto allotment, Pakkala
Area designated for allotment garden activities. Please direct any enquiries about allotment availability to the association responsible for the area.
Kvartsijuonenpuisto allotment, Kivistö
Area designated for allotment garden activities. Please direct any enquiries about allotment availability to the association responsible for the area.
Hommas and Martinkylänpelto allotments, Vantaanlaakso
Area designated for allotment garden activities. Please direct any enquiries about allotment availability to the association responsible for the area.