Helsinki: The Best of Helsinki for Short Stay Travel

De: Gary Jones

Narrado por: Robert Douglas Glenn

Discover the best Helsinki has to offer in just a few days!

If you are planning to go to Helsinki for vacation or business, and you only have three days or less, and you want to make the best of your short stay, then this book is for you.

The focus of this book is to make your short stay one of the best experiences of your life. The goal of this book is not to squeeze everything the city has to offer into two or three days. The goal is to show you the best of the city in a short time.

Helsinki is the capital of Finland and one of the most dynamic cities in Europe. In 2012, Helsinki was named the world design capital.

Helsinki is a coastal city with plenty of green parks, museums, galleries, restaurants, and night clubs. Helsinki has a very relaxed atmosphere and enjoyable streets to explore.

If you are looking for the encyclopedia of travel books, then don't buy this book. This book is for a short stay traveler only! We focus on the best the city has to offer.

Here is a preview of what you'll learn....

• Modern Helsinki
• How Helsinki came into being
• An overview of the city
• Transport and safety
• Museums and art galleries
• Restaurants, bars, clubs, and nightlife
• Hotels in Helsinki
• Sample three day itinerary
• Much, much more!

©2016 Gary Jones (P)2017 Gary Jones

Cheap...but be forewarned

If this were not just under one hour, it would be quite a chore to listen to. Even so, the bad writing is as annoying as the bumbling narration, offering nothing that you could not find out in a 10 minute Google search. *** Amateur travel authors, please: Resist the convenience of having your friends and family read your work… especially when they cannot read full sentences without sounding like a fifth grader, or when they fumble through foreign place names with a goofy, questioning hesitation as if to ask “did I get that right?’.
Also...It would be so nice if travel writers would stop filling up space with unnecessary phone numbers and addresses… especially when all these things can be found online today. For that matter, we really don’t need recommendations for hotels and restaurants, many of which may not even be in business by the time we visit the place you were describing.