Exploring SUOMELINNA the Most Beautiful ISLAND IN The world 🌎 🚢🚢🚢

"Welcome to Helsinki, Finland! Today, we're taking a trip to one of the country's most iconic and historical destinations: Suomenlinna Island, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, just a short ferry ride away from the city."

"Suomenlinna is a sea fortress that stretches across eight islands and is steeped in over 250 years of history. The island was originally built by the Swedes in the mid-18th century to protect their empire from Russian expansion."

As you sail towards Suomenlinna, you'll notice the unique landscape of this region—dotted with tiny islands, rocky shores, and traditional Finnish homes. Even the ferry ride feels like a peaceful escape."

"One of the first things you'll notice is the island's impressive fortifications. These walls and bastions were designed to withstand attacks, and many of them are still standing today. Take a walk through the island, and you'll come across ancient cannons, tunnels, and underground bunkers."

"Don't miss King's Gate, one of Suomenlinna's most famous landmarks. It was constructed in honor of King Adolf Frederick of Sweden and marks the spot where the king supposedly landed when visiting the island."

"Suomenlinna is also home to the Suomenlinna Church, which was originally built as a Russian Orthodox church and later converted to a Lutheran church after Finland gained independence. The church's tower even doubles as a lighthouse, guiding ships in and out of the Helsinki harbor."

"Feeling hungry? There are some great spots to eat and drink on the island, including the Suomenlinna Brewery and cozy cafés where you can enjoy Finnish pastries and coffee."


"For nature lovers, Suomenlinna offers tranquil walking trails along the coastline with breathtaking sea views. It’s the perfect escape from the busy city, where you can immerse yourself in nature while surrounded by centuries-old history."

"Thanks for joining us on this trip to Suomenlinna! Don't forget to subscribe for more travel adventures, and we’ll see you in the next video. Until then, happy travels!"