Mannerheim Statue
Mannerheim Statue
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Statue of the revered military and political leader Baron Carl Gustav Mannerheim.
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Neighbourhood: Vironniemi
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- Rautatientori • 4 min walk
- Kamppi • 6 min walk
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Heli P
Helsinki, Finland7,511 contributions
May 2024 • Solo
Finnish war hero, president and one time officer in the Imperial Russian Army sitting on his high horse has now a new work of art for company. Danish artist Nina Beier uses recycled materials to create something lasting and formed the group of females from abandonded statues. The constant flow of their tears while standing in a shallow pool reflects our troubled times.
Written 31 May 2024
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Tapio999Tapioh9090
Helsinki, Finland25 contributions
Sept 2017
The Statue of Mannerheim is near Kiasma Art Hall. Looks klike it is part of Art Museum. Good oldfashioned statue.
Written 7 September 2017
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Mikael F
Helsinki, Finland31,139 contributions
Mar 2018 • Couples
Marshal of Finland Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim (1867-1951) is a very important person in Finnish history. He was a Finnish military leader and the 6th President of Finland.
A bronze equestrian statue was made for him and unveiled in 1960. The statue is made by Aimo Tukiainen and it stands on Mannerheiminaukio Square. The statue is on a 6.3 m tall granite podium. The statue itself is 5.4 m tall.
Kiasma, Museum of Contemporary Art is located next to the statue.
A bronze equestrian statue was made for him and unveiled in 1960. The statue is made by Aimo Tukiainen and it stands on Mannerheiminaukio Square. The statue is on a 6.3 m tall granite podium. The statue itself is 5.4 m tall.
Kiasma, Museum of Contemporary Art is located next to the statue.
Written 20 March 2018
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AnneliIA
Helsinki, Finland132 contributions
Nov 2017
General Mannerheim led the groups in our wars against the Soviet Union in 1930's and 1940's. We were able to keep our independence. The statue is in a very central place near to railway station, House of Parliament, the Opera and shopping area.
Written 9 November 2017
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Jari7100
Espoo, Finland110 contributions
Sept 2017
This guy is rated the saviour of Finland, leading the White troops during civil war and Finnish army defending against Russia in WW2, short time president and a kind of polished image of a soldier that nobody can argue about. Maybe correct. The Helsinki statue is one of the few erected for him. Others been e.g. in Mikkeli the "war capital" of Finland. You can't miss this one.
Written 7 October 2017
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permia
Ireland64,752 contributions
Sept 2017 • Couples
Completed in 1960 it's a great and impressive monument to a revered soldier and statesman. At over 5 metres tall, atop a podium over 6 metres in height, its impact is imposing.
I think it is apt that the modern Kiasma gallery is adjacent, neatly illustrating the realism of the statue contrasting with the innovative gallery architecture. Furthermore it epitomises the remarkable progress Finland has made since Mannerheim's time.
I think it is apt that the modern Kiasma gallery is adjacent, neatly illustrating the realism of the statue contrasting with the innovative gallery architecture. Furthermore it epitomises the remarkable progress Finland has made since Mannerheim's time.
Written 1 October 2017
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Susanna V
Helsinki, Finland4 contributions
July 2017
easy to find - about 200 meters from railwaystation, front of museum Kiasma, easy to take a picture and move on...
Written 13 July 2017
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Diane B
Edmonds, WA814 contributions
July 2017 • Couples
There was a huge 2017 Pride parade going on the day we attempted to see the statue. It is close to the bus station and easy to see. It was a wild day.
Written 1 July 2017
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lmsk2014
Helsinki, Finland853 contributions
Nov 2018 • Friends
Marshal Mannerheim is an iconic figure in Finnish history: there is none like him. He lived an incredibly colourful life. (His home is now a very interesting museum in another part of town.)
His statue means a lot to a lot of Finns - but as such, it really is just another nice statue of a man on his horse (Mannerheim by the way absolutely loved his horses and was a real horseman).
However, you will most likely walk past the statue anyway, so take a stop and have a look at it before you continue on your way.
His statue means a lot to a lot of Finns - but as such, it really is just another nice statue of a man on his horse (Mannerheim by the way absolutely loved his horses and was a real horseman).
However, you will most likely walk past the statue anyway, so take a stop and have a look at it before you continue on your way.
Written 25 November 2018
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Baross
Spikkestad, Norway2,005 contributions
Mar 2018 • Solo
This statue/monument of Mannerheim who was a officer in top position and later also the country's president. Showing him on his horse ready for going into a match. There are a museum also who are all about Mannerheim Close to the Olympia Harbor but that was closed under my visit. That is also the last Place he lived. Straight behind this statue there are a museum called Kiasma contemporarymuseum. 100 meter from Railway station. Mannerheim was born in 1867 and died in 1951. Birds have done the top of the statue dirty first time I saw it I was thinking for myself someone should have cleaned it in respect to him. Nice statue of a big man.
Written 7 April 2018
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