On Tuesday we met at Leppävaara unit again. Today's schedule before lunch was simple. First of all we got an introduction to the Students Affairs Office which was very quick, because we can find all information on the web as well.
Thereafter we got an introduction to Finland as well. How big is Finland, what about their population, lakes, habits, saunas, language, etc.
Survival Finnish *gg*
Bus sightseeing tour
After lunch at the cafeteria we left the campus at 12.45 for a 2-hour-sightseeing tour.
After lunch at the cafeteria we left the campus at 12.45 for a 2-hour-sightseeing tour.
Our first step was at the monument of Sibelius (a "famous" finnish componist)
Photos, photos, photos
the Sibelius monument from below
My south-korean flatmate Seok Heon, our Swiss student and the friend of Heon
The building of Helsingin Sanomat, the biggest newspaper in Finland.
Stonechurch in the center, which is used for concertes as well.
right in front of the stone church
The greek-orthodox Uspenski-Cathedral influenced by Russia
View at the northeastern part of the harbour
Ah, cookies in all variations
Our two French guys and Julia of IMC Krems at the old market hall at the harbour.
Nice park area in "downtown" ...
... where you have a perfect view on the cruise and ferry ships (this one leaves for Stockholm)
Another monument at the park
After our tour we went back home and took the opportunity to buy some more things. On Friday we're going to cook Tortillas at home and therefore be bought all neccesary ingredients.
We have been at Prisma store in Kannelmäki, huuuugh as well. The first time a saw fresh salamon offered in a supermarket in Finland.
Photos, photos, photos
the Sibelius monument from below
My south-korean flatmate Seok Heon, our Swiss student and the friend of Heon
The building of Helsingin Sanomat, the biggest newspaper in Finland.
Stonechurch in the center, which is used for concertes as well.
right in front of the stone church
The greek-orthodox Uspenski-Cathedral influenced by Russia
View at the northeastern part of the harbour
Ah, cookies in all variations
Our two French guys and Julia of IMC Krems at the old market hall at the harbour.
Nice park area in "downtown" ...
... where you have a perfect view on the cruise and ferry ships (this one leaves for Stockholm)
Another monument at the park
After our tour we went back home and took the opportunity to buy some more things. On Friday we're going to cook Tortillas at home and therefore be bought all neccesary ingredients.
We have been at Prisma store in Kannelmäki, huuuugh as well. The first time a saw fresh salamon offered in a supermarket in Finland.
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