Target group: Tourists
Håkansböle manorial park
The manorial park was established on the Håkansböle estate in the 1780’s. Today the park is open to the public year-round and serves as a site for a variety of events.
Vantaa City Museum Front page
Vantaa City Museum documents and displays the history of Vantaa. The museum is located in Tikkurila's old railway station.
Fishing
Vantaa offers fishing opportunities in Vantaanjoki and Keravanjoki and the city’s outdoor recreation areas in Sipoo, Kirkkonummi and Inkoo.
Find your way to Kuusijärvi
Kuusijärvi nature and recreation area invites you to enjoy its atmosphere every day of the year! Kuusijärvi is open to everyone, and it is an excellent destination for outdoor activities, hiking and relaxation all year round.
Sipoonkorpi Hop-On Hop-Off
The Sipoonkorpi Hop-On Hop-Off bus offers a convenient and easy transportation to all hikers and nature lovers to Sipoonkorpi National Park from 2nd of May to 27th of September 2026. The bus goes around Sipoonkorpi National Park on Saturdays and Sundays, stopping in Tikkurila, Nikkilä, Mellunmäki
Vantaa City Council ratified the plan for Backas manor’s experiential park
An experiential park, housing units, and services are being planned for the environs of Backas manor.
Refuel above everyday architecture
Vantaa's own opera house is Casa Finlandia, model CF-200, in Simonkylä. So drive by and fill up your tank at one of the most unusual service stations in the world.
Along the wolf's paw into the wilderness
The pride of Arizona, the Navajo Bridge may be 277 meters long and crosses the Colorado River, but Wolf’s Paw in Vantaa runs at an altitude of 20 meters, crossing Old Porvoo road.
Breathe in silence, indulge in timelessness
The Church of St. Lawrence was built in a wealthy town called Helsinga, what is now known as Vantaa.