Finnish National Theatre

Finnish National Theatre features a central location in the very heart of Helsinki. The theatre was founded in 1872 as the first Finnish-language professional theatre, and it is the oldest theatre in Finland. The current building of the theatre was constructed in 1897-1902 to the project by architect Onni Tarjanne in the national Romanticism style.

Finnish National Theatre is the leading drama theatre of Finland. On its stages the guests can see modern and classical dramas from the world and national repertoire. All performances are held in Finnish.

Location:	1 Rautatientori Square
Phone:	+358-(0)9-173-311