kulosaari

Puhos Center, in Kulosaari, offers 3 indoor tennis courts and 4 indoor badminton courts. Sauna and equipment rental available for customers, also kiosk selling refreshments and snacks.

Personal trainer and physiotherapist services, also in English. The Innosta personal trainer takes you eg. running, mountain biking or Nordic pole walking to the best exercise places in Helsinki.

Kulosaari cemetery on the small Leposaari island is closely related to the history of the Kulosaari area. Several prominent figures of art, science, military and economic life are buried here.

There's also a soldier's graveyard in Leposaari for 18 fallen soldiers of the Winter- and Continuation War. And a monument in memory of six soldiers gone missing in war. The graveyard and the monument were designed by architect Arne Helander, who also designed the cemetery gate and an area on the east side of the cemetery. The relief on the monument was designed by sculptor Ben Renvall from Kulosaari.

A small grocery shop in Kulosaari. There are more than 100 Alepa-shops in and around the Helsinki area.

GVLK is one of the oldest tennis clubs in Finland, founded in 1931. Today the club has approx.450 members. Located in Kulosaari, there are four tennis courts of which one is a hard court.

A Chinese restaurant in Kulosaari that provides authentic Sichuan cuisine with bold flavours and spiciness.

Kivinokka is a popular public recreational area in the Vanhankaupunginlahti bay area of Helsinki. Thousands of city dwellers spend their free time close to nature in this maritime environment. Kivinokka boasts beaches, a nature trail, ancient woodlands, a summer café, a mansion house, summer huts and an allotment garden.

Kivinokka is an area of diverse historical and natural value where one can take a trip outdoors, go for a jog or a swim, enjoy a coffee, watch birds or just have a walk.