마탈라야르비 주변 최고의 도시 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

A popular city beach with fine sand and shallow water, ideal for swimming. Right next door, you'll find changing rooms, showers, a beach volleyball court, and a café.

426 steps lead up the Malminkartano Fitness Stairs to the top of Malminkartanonhuippu (English: Malminkartano Hill, Swedish: Malmgårdstoppen) offering a stunning view over the city of Helsinki. It is an artificial hill with a height of approximately 90 meters above sea level, it is the highest point in the city of Helsinki. The view from the top gives an uninterrupted 360° panorama in all directions, for those who have climbed the steps. It is also possible to drive up with the bike.

Malminkartanonhuippu is a hill, which at 91 metres is the highest point in Helsinki providing views over the city. This is not a natural feature but a former waste dump site that was filled until mid 90's and has since been reclaimed and become a popular activity spot (being already a running and a cycling highlight in Komoot). The peak can be accessed through trails or a 426-step stairway.

Nice little park with seating and play areas. If you're lucky, you can see foxes early in the morning and little ducklings in the summer anyway. It has been greatly improved by its renovation until mid-2024. In the northern part you can still find the foundations of the Tallbacka estate.

Toppelund was parcelled from Grasa manor in 1878. Its owners at the beginning of the 20th Century were the von Julin family. Nowadays, Toppelund is mainly known for the Villa Wahlforss, planned by architect Ville Paatela and built by industrialist Wilhelm Wahlforss 1950-1951. A large garden formed part of the Toppelund property, the produce of which was sold at the market in Helsinki. Transportation was organized by boat. Two harbor basins were built to shield the boats on the open seashore, and two moles to protect them.

The Mellsten stone-built jetty was erected by a villa designed by architect Jarl Eklund in 1927. The road connections to Helsinki were still primitive at this time, and the villas by the seashore in Espoo were dependent on the steamboat traffic along the coast. The summer colony Stella Maris of the Catholic parishes of Helsinki used the villa 1936-1964. The building, subsequently used as a Youth Clubhouse, was destroyed in a fire in 1979. The jetty, originally built in an L-shape, was severely damaged in a bombing attack in February 1944. The aim of the airstrike was probably to disturb the support of the aerial defence searchlight battery in Haukilahti.

Small boats moved by tiny waves, scenting trees and a gravel road just next to the shoreline – it is hard to beat that stunning maritime scenery.

Great view, Helsinki's highest point 91m. It used to be dump place for landmasses. Now in recreation use. Downhill trails also.