Are you searching for a meeting or event venue, with a special preference for a location by the sea or in the beautiful archipelago? Our tip list will guide you through Espoo's stunning coastal and archipelago destinations, where you can host your next memorable meeting or company celebration.

All you need to know when visiting events in Espoo Metro Areena. Espoo is a proud home to some of the most exciting events and happenings. Many bigger scale sports events and gigs take place in our beloved Metro Areena, and we want YOU to get the most out of your visit. Here is our guide on what to DO and where to EAT while getting ready for your event in Metro Areena!

Finland is the official home to Santa Claus, and you may even meet him in Espoo during the festive season. Christmas celebrations for Finns mean taking it slow and enjoying each other's company. Many stay home to celebrate with the family or head to the countryside or Finnish Lapland, where a cottage for the whole family can be rented. Winter activities such as skiing and sledding help to recover from the festive tables that often include pork roast as the main dish, a variety of fish, casseroles, and salads. Besides, the traditional mulled wine drink – Glögi with gingerbread or so-called 'joulutähdet' (sweet pastries) is presented throughout December when 'pikkujoulu' so-called small Christmas parties occur. To fully recharge one's body and soul during Christmas, a traditional sauna session at the end of the night is a must. 

Whether you are a tourist with reduced mobility, in a wheelchair, visually impaired, or family travelling with a pram – on this site, you will find information and useful links on accessible tourism services and moving around Espoo.