vuosaari

Vuosaari Sports Hall, close to the metro station in Vuosaari, is an activity hall for many sports, eg. a gym, swimming, gymnastics and ball games. Lunch café.

Cafe Kampela is located in Vuosaari at the Vuosaaren Urheilukalastajat boat harbour. The sunny terrace invites you to follow the harbour life and enjoy a cup of coffee or a bowl of salmon soup. Dogs are also welcome here.

The soft and sandy beach lures visitors of all age to enjoy a summer day on on one of the city's most beloved recreational area.

There are cabins, toilets and a café at the beach.

The City of Helsinki supervises the beach during the swimming season.

Vuotalo provides a wide range of cultural events, changing exhibitions in the gallery, and art education activities intended for children, young people, day care centres and schools.

The programme features films, matinees and a variety of concerts for both children and adults.

In the building also Vuosaari library and Pokkari café.

Vuosaari Golf is a straightforward high quality golf course where it is easy to pop in for a game. The 18-hole course is located near the sea, so you can get there via the waters as well. Vuosaari Golf is a Scottish-style Links course that offers new challenges for an experienced player and good basis for training for a beginner.Vuosaari Golf is open to guest players and the season continues well into the autumn on the sandfilled course. Vuosaari Golf hosts courses in golf and the large range has room for everyone to practice on.

The best way to explore the beautiful archipelago of Helsinki is by kayak. Kayaking is easy, fun and suitable for everybody. Vuosaari Paddling Center provides you with the best quality equipment and a professional staff who helps you with all matters concerning the services.

Visit Vuosaari Paddling Center and book a guided kayak tour or Fatbike tour. Also rental equipment available.

The Vuosaari church, completed in 1980, stands on a wooded hillock by Satamasaarentie. Nature and its seasons become an integral part of the church hall through the large west-facing windows. According to a medieval tradition, the Gospel can also be read from pictures: the concrete relief on the altar wall shows episodes from the life of Jesus. Connected to the church is also the Marielund chapel, dedicated in 2006. The Vuosaari church and the extension work carried out in 2006 were designed by the architectural practice Pirkko and Arvi Ilonen.

Uutela is the largest and most naturally diversified recreational area in East Helsinki. It includes rugged glaciated rock formations, coastal scenes bordered by flood meadows and alder trees, forest and marshland, old summer houses, and the historically important features and grazing lands of Skata Farm. The nature trail at Uutela consists of two walking tours of differing length forming a figure 8 pattern. There are two cooking shelters and a toilet for visitors to use.

5-star Rastila Camping Helsinki is located in Vuosaari in eastern Helsinki, on the seashore near a beautiful, old manor house. It has a wide range of accommodation services, service buildings, meeting services and saunas.

A public beach and a wide variety of outdoor recreational possibilities are available near the site. Rastila rents equipment all year round.
Metro trains commute to and from the centre of Helsinki from the Rastila metro station, situated right next to the site.