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Restaurants · Hernesaari waterfront
A striking sculptural wooden building on the Hernesaari seafront combining a public sauna with a seaside restaurant and terrace. The large waterfront terrace welcomes dogs while you eat with Baltic views.
An architecture-landmark terrace where dogs are welcome, right on the waterfront promenade.
Leashed dogs are welcome on the outdoor terrace; the sauna and interior restaurant are dogs-free. Hours and seasonal kitchen times are on the official site.
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No photo yetHelsinki's oldest and most elegant park, sloping from the embassy district down to a rocky Baltic shoreline with archipelago views. Dogs are welcome on leash throughout, and the western section holds a popular fenced koirapuisto (dog park).
No photo yetOne of Helsinki's two official dog beaches (koiraranta), on the island of Mustikkamaa just a short bridge walk from Kalasatama metro. Sandy shallows, shaded pines and an adjacent fenced off-leash meadow make it the city's favourite summer dog spot.
No photo yetA 10-kilometre corridor of genuine forest — birch, pine and spruce, bogs, rocky outcrops and meadows — running from the edge of the city centre to the northern suburbs. Dogs can run off-leash in the deeper forest zones outside the nesting season, and fenced zones exist near Pirkkola.