Mannerheimintie

Mannaheim Avenue is the most famous street in Helsinki, Finland, and the name is derived from the Finnish Marshal Mannaheim, extending from the square in front of the Central Station to the west side of the Central Post Office. If you have time, stroll along the street and see the beautiful architecture on both sides of the street. Walk along Mannheim Avenue and you will find many representative museums and galleries, such as the red granite building for the Parliament Building, the elegant Swedish theatre, the white National Museum of Finland, and the hall used as a concert and conference venue. If you keep walking, you can also see the Natural History Museum, where you can get a glimpse of Finland's polar biological landscape, which is quite attractive. Mannaheim Street is also a famous commercial street, where many world-renowned brands come to Finland to travel, Mannaheim Street can meet your one-stop shopping needs.

The bus passed a street and through the window saw a tall granite statue standing on the side of the road. A military man in a costume rode on a tall horse and looked ahead. He is the famous legend in Finnish history and the sixth president, Carl Gustav Mannerheim.

Mannaheim Avenue is a main road in the city center, cars and trams pass through this avenue, both sides are large shopping malls, and the most prosperous area. The road also retains the stone surface, which is very suitable for the surrounding buildings.

People here are so leisurely, people sitting and drinking beer at the entrance of the restaurant on the roadside, this life is quite envious, this street is very lively, it should be the city center.

Again, I should have walked on Mannheim Avenue many times to think about the city's heritage. It's very artistic. You can really try it.