We have seen a number of churches that have boats hanging in them to protect the sailers and fishermen.
I have never seem this before--Hebrew writing in a church. Since I can't read Hebrew I don't know what it means.
The town was very charming and quiet to walk through.
This is called a gossip mirror--so you can look out your window and see what's happening up and down the street.
There was a coffee roaster that had a cafe on a barge next to their shop.
We went to the Runeberg museum, which was the guy who wrote Finland's national anthem.
His son was a famous sculptor.
One of our favorite places in Helsinki was the Finlandia Caviar bar.
We ended our stay with a dinner tonight on the terrace of the Savoy.
The views of the city were spectacular.
Great food and wine were a wonderful way to end this trip.
We are flying out tomorrow.
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