Finlandia Hall

Architect Alvar Aalto's Finlandia Hall is a multipurpose building, featuring an auditorium, a congress wing, a music hall, a restaurant, a foyer, and a veranda. Located in Helsinki, Findland's capital, on the Toolonlahti Bay. The main building was constructed between 1967-1971, while the Congress Wing was built between 1973-1975.

The top photo is a bird's eye view of Finlandia Hall, in the heart of Helsinki. The building is bordered by trees, streets, and part of the Toolonlahti Bay. The bottom photo is the wedge that juts out towards the water. Both photos are taken from Google Earth.

Finlandia Hall's known for its acoustic properties and spacious rooms. This building is symbolic to Finland's culture.

Finlandia Hall is a major attraction in Helsinki, attracting thousands of tourists and visitors to its music halls, restaurant, and its magnificent design. The main building consists of three major parts: the concert hall, the music hall, and the restaurant. Each section of the main building includes extravagant foyers.

The Congress Wing, finished in 1975, holds congressional meetings for the Finnish congress and has held international conventions. All of Finlandia Hall is designed by Alvar Aalto, including the furniture.