Varpu is a Finn, who about a
year ago founded a blog called Her
Finland, which now boasts 800k viewers.
Her Finland exists to assist in experiencing Finland and Finish
culture. View Her Finland by clicking here.
Of course, PillartoPost.org
is interested in world culture, but first things first. We wandered through Her Finland blog to determine, which coffee house in Finland is
Varpu’s favorite.
Here’s what Mrs. Varpu wrote
(sorry, guys she’s married):
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| Her Finland blogger Varpu |
“...The Helsinki Cafe Worth the Walk! A bridge away
from Ruoholahti, there’s an island called Lauttasaari. And on that island, is
my favorite coffee spot in Helsinki: Mutterikahvila or Café Mutteri. The
address is Lauttasaarentie 2. See image, above.
“...It’s certainly a long walk away from the city
center but so worth it. Everything I have ever tasted here is divine. They have
the freshest rolls and the most mouthwatering sweet treats. The coffee is
brewed perfectly. This tiny, wooden, old ferry-ticket-house-turned-cafe full of
local life is the Helsinki cafe experience you need to have!”
For other Helsinki coffee houses Click Here.
Another voice: Because
pillartopost.org blog (the one you are reading at the moment) is headquartered
in Vancouver, British Columbia, we find Helsinki to be Vancouver’s twin city
when it comes to geography akin to island cities like Stockholm and
Venice. We love older neighborhoods,
tree-lined and comfortable. That’s why
we preferred Ekberg, Bulevardi 9, Helsinki, one of the oldest café’s in Finland
(1852), as our favorite Helsinki neighborhood coffee house. But, we’re only tourists—what do we know?
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