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Walk Helsinki in 1750

AI rebuilds Helsingfors (Helsinki) street by street, and you walk through it in your browser.

Historic Places, Rebuilt · City walk

Sveaborg's Helsingfors, 1750

Helsingfors in 1750 is a small Swedish wooden town being reshaped by the new island fortress Sveaborg rising at the harbour mouth. The walk passes the fortress's bastions and dockworks, the town's low timber houses and wooden parish church, the market shore and quays, and the daily bustle where garrison officers, shipwrights and stone-cutters meet taverns and workshops.

34 scenes — 21 streets, squares and views, 13 interiors to step inside. Planned from the Wikipedia record of Helsinki as it stood in 1750 (“History of Helsinki”).

The route, scene by scene

  1. 1. Gulf of Finland
  2. 2. Skata Udde
  3. 3. Blockholm Isles
  4. 4. Sveaborg Outer Bastions
  5. Casemate Barracks · interior
  6. Officers' Mess · interior
  7. 5. Sveaborg Dockyard Quay
  8. Fitting Shed · interior
  9. 6. Careening Beach
  10. Shipwrights' Mould Loft · interior
  11. 7. Dry Dock Works
  12. Masons' Staging · interior
  13. 8. Glöet Bay
  14. 9. Södra Hamnen
  15. 10. Norra Hamnen
  16. 11. Market Shore
  17. Harbour Tavern Common Room · interior
  18. 12. Ulrika Eleonora Church
  19. Parish Nave · interior
  20. 13. Kruununhaka Quay
  21. 14. Kruununhaka Timber Streets
  22. Merchant's Low-Beamed Parlour · interior
  23. 15. Fishermen's Quay
  24. Fish Smokehouse · interior
  25. 16. Stonecutters' Wharf
  26. Granite Dressing Shop · interior
  27. 17. Ropewalk & Coopers' Yard
  28. Cooper's Workshop · interior
  29. Ropewalk Shed · interior
  30. 18. Small Fish Market
  31. Salted Fish Shed · interior
  32. 19. Ulriksborg Ridge
  33. 20. Töölö Bay
  34. 21. High Ground Vantage