Helsinki Kalasatama and Sörnäinen, November 2025, DJI Mini 5 Pro
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Key Towers in Kalasatama
Majakka (Beacon):
Completed in 2019.
Tallest residential building in Finland at 134 m and 35 floors.
Contains 282 apartments, plus direct access to REDI shopping center.
Loisto (Glow):
Residential tower next to Majakka.
Sleek design with modern apartments and panoramic views.
Lumo One:
Another residential tower, completed in 2022.
Offers rental apartments with smart living solutions.
Visio:
Residential tower still under development.
Horisontti (Horizon):
Completed in 2025.
Tallest office building in Finland at 111 m and 26 floors.
Features modern office spaces and a rooftop restaurant at 100 m.
🌆 The REDI Complex
Eight towers planned in total (mix of residential and office).
Built above the REDI shopping center, which includes shops, restaurants, entertainment, and a 2,000-car parking facility.
Towers
Kalasatama is one of Helsinki’s fastest-growing waterfront districts, transforming from an old harbor into a modern smart city hub. It blends residential living, business spaces, and leisure activities, all framed by striking seaside views and innovative urban planning.
🌆 What Kalasatama Is
Location: Situated in Helsinki’s eastern inner city, part of the Sörnäinen district.
Size & Population: Covers about 0.70 km², with over 8,300 residents (2024) and more than 13,000 jobs.
Development Vision: Planned to house 30,000 residents and provide 10,000+ jobs by the 2030s.
Character: Once an industrial port, now a vibrant mix of modern high-rises, cultural venues, and seaside promenades.
🏙️ Urban Features
Smart City District: Kalasatama is a pilot area for Helsinki’s “smart city” initiatives, focusing on sustainability, digital services, and efficient infrastructure.
REDI Shopping Center: A major landmark offering shops, restaurants, and entertainment, integrated with residential towers.
Transport: Excellent metro connections, bicycle paths, and pedestrian-friendly design. Isoisänsilta bridge links the area to Mustikkamaa recreational island.
Architecture: Known for its tall towers (like Majakka, Helsinki’s tallest residential building), sleek waterfront apartments, and innovative urban design.
🌊 Lifestyle & Attractions
Dining & Leisure: Rooftop restaurants such as BisouBisou offer panoramic city views.
Culture: Suvilahti nearby hosts festivals, art events, and concerts.
Nature: Six kilometers of planned waterfront paths, plus easy access to parks and islands.
Community: Designed for walkability, with schools, daycare centers, and healthcare facilities integrated into the neighborhood.
Sörnäinen is a lively inner-city district of Helsinki, known for its industrial past, cultural venues, and vibrant urban life. It sits just northeast of the city center and has transformed from a gritty harbor area into a creative hub with parks, events, and modern housing.
🏙️ Key Facts About Sörnäinen
Location: Eastern inner city of Helsinki, part of the Keskinen suurpiiri (Central major district).
Population: About 15,000 residents (2021).
Size: Covers 1.55 km² with a density of nearly 9,700 residents/km².
Subdistricts: Vilhonvuori, Hanasaari, Kalasatama, and Sompasaari.
Nickname: Often called Sörkka or Sörkkä in Finnish slang.
📜 Historical Background
The name Sörnäinen comes from the Swedish Södernäs, meaning “southern headland,” referring to the rocky peninsula between Vanhankaupunginselkä and Kruunuvuorenselkä.
In the 19th and 20th centuries, Sörnäinen was a major harbor and industrial zone, with factories, warehouses, and a railway connecting it to other Helsinki ports.
The area was known for its working-class character, with dockworkers and industrial labor shaping its identity.
Since the late 20th century, industry has declined, and cultural venues, housing, and services have taken over.
🌆 Modern Sörnäinen
Transport: Excellent metro and bus connections; Sörnäinen metro station is a key hub.
Culture: Suvilahti, a former power plant, now hosts festivals, concerts, and art events.
Parks: Katri Valan puisto offers greenery, sports fields, and flower gardens.
Lifestyle: Mix of old working-class housing, new developments (like Kalasatama), and trendy cafés, bars, and saunas.
Landmarks:
Sörnäisten kurvi – a busy intersection and urban landmark.
Suvilahti cultural center – home to Flow Festival and other major events.
Isoisänsilta bridge
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