Best For
Outdoor exercise and panoramic city views.
Malminkartanonhuippu
FI
Scenic Spot·Active, Scenic, Local Leaning
Malminkartanonhuippu is a unique man-made hill and the highest point in Helsinki, offering sweeping 360-degree views that stretch across the city to the sea and neighboring Vantaa. Visitors can reach the summit via a winding trail or by tackling the famous 347 wooden steps, a popular challenge for local runners and hikers. The area is a hub for outdoor activity, from summer picnics and mountain biking to winter sledding. While the climb is steep, the rewarding vistas and well-maintained paths make it a must-visit for those looking to experience Helsinki’s landscape from a different perspective.
Malminkartanonhuippu is a unique man-made hill and the highest point in Helsinki, offering sweeping 360-degree views that stretch across the city to the sea and neighboring Vantaa. Visitors can reach the summit via a winding trail or by tackling the famous 347 wooden steps, a popular challenge for local runners and hikers. The area is a hub for outdoor activity, from summer picnics and mountain biking to winter sledding. While the climb is steep, the rewarding vistas and well-maintained paths make it a must-visit for those looking to experience Helsinki’s landscape from a different perspective.
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Address
Naapuripellontie, 00410 Helsinki, Finland
Websitemyhelsinki.fi
Phone09 3101691
Hours
Open nowOpen 24 hours
Highlights
Challenging climb up 347 wooden steps.
360-degree panoramic views of Helsinki and Vantaa.
Highest geographical point in the city.
Well-maintained trails for hiking and biking.
Spacious summit perfect for summer picnics.
Time of Day
Lunch, Dinner
Occasion Tags
Locals, Tourists, Solo, Family, Groups
Reviews
4.5
Excellent2,4 K reviews
Malminkartanonhuippu is highly regarded as a premier outdoor destination in Helsinki, primarily for its status as the city's highest point. Reviewers frequently highlight the 347 wooden steps as a major feature, noting they provide an excellent workout and remain accessible even in winter. The 360-degree panoramic views of Helsinki and Vantaa are a significant draw, making it a popular spot for photography and sightseeing. While many visitors use the hill for intense training and uphill hiking, others appreciate it as a peaceful location for summer picnics. Some caution is advised for winter activities like sledding, as reviewers mention the slopes can be rocky and lack formal maintenance. Overall, the site is praised for its accessibility via public transport and its well-maintained trails.
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Location
Helsinki, Uusimaa, Finland