Three Blacksmiths in Helsinki: photos, reviews

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Three Blacksmiths in Helsinki is a commanding bronze statue that has captured the imagination of locals and visitors alike since its unveiling in 1932. Created by the renowned architect Felix Nylund, this symbolic monument depicts three smiths in the act of hammering an anvil, representing themes of work, cooperation, and community spirit. With an impressive Google rating of 4.3, it stands as an iconic gathering spot for the city's residents and tourists. The statue is accessible for wheelchair users, although it is not tactile for visually impaired visitors. As a significant piece of Helsinki's artistic landscape, Three Blacksmiths continues to serve as a vibrant meeting place and a testament to collective effort and unity.

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Wheelchair accessible entrance

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Kaivokatu

Bus stop 198 m walk

Erottaja

Bus stop 193 m walk

Ylioppilastalo

Tram stop 108 m walk

Järnvägsstationen

Tram stop 197 m walk

Helsingin päärautatieasema

Train station 356 m walk

4.3

based on 644 reviews

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4.3/5 644 reviews

Matti

Must see places in Helsinki, and sometimes you might even see them all dressed up.

Harnäs Stugor Och Tornvilla

Ett landmärke. Lite finsk sisu över skulpturen. Men jag kan ha missförstått konstverket.

Dr. Deepak Rawat

It’s in front of Stockman building, no tickets needed to see it.

Three Blacksmiths in Helsinki

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