Helsinki, Capital of Finland

Finland is a country situated in northern Europe. The Finland capital is the city of Helsinki. Helsinki is the commercial and administrative epicenter of the Republic of Finland.

The Finland capital is located in the south of Finland. The city faces the waters of the Baltic Sea. The capital of Finland together with the satellite cities of Vantaa, Kauniainen and Espoo makes up the urban conglomerate of the capital region. The capital of Finland is also the favored port of call for international travelers visiting the northern European country. The topography of the city includes a number of islands. The Finland capital is built on the Gulf of Finland. The oldest part of the city forms its core. The population density of Helsinki is the highest at the core of the city.

The residents of Helsinki enjoy a humid continental climate. The temperature fluctuates between a maximum of 30 degrees centigrade in the summer and a minimum of minus 3 degrees centigrade in winter. Helsinki has very short days in winter. The capital of Finland is one of the wealthiest cities in Europe. The economy of the city is dependent on service based industries. Substantial employment is provided by the many Information Technology companies dotting the city. A small number of shipbuilding companies are also present.