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Helsinki Music Centre

The Helsinki Music Centre is a world-class concert hall and cultural landmark situated in the Finnish capital. Opened in 2011, it houses the Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra, Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra, and Sibelius Academy, making it the beating heart of Finland’s music scene.

The venue features cutting-edge acoustics across multiple performance spaces, welcoming everything from classical symphonies to contemporary and experimental works. Its striking architecture and central location make it a go-to for artists and audiences seeking refined, modern musical experiences.

Helsinki Music Centre building with a large greenish facade, wide glass windows, and people walking or cycling in front on a sunny day.

What is the Helsinki Music Centre’s capacity?

The main concert hall holds up to 1,704 people, with smaller halls for chamber and contemporary music.

Who has performed at the Helsinki Music Centre?

The Sibelius Academy, Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra, and Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra all perform regularly.

How can fans get to the Helsinki Music Centre?

Located on Mannerheimintie in central Helsinki, it’s easily reached by tram, bus, or a short walk from the central station.

Is the Helsinki Music Centre wheelchair accessible?

Yes, with step-free access, lifts, and accessible seating and restrooms throughout the building.