Teatteri

Location

Helsinki

Finland

60° 10' 3.3132" N, 24° 56' 37.2696" E

General info:

For a bit more easy going feeling, Teatteri is a good choice. The downstairs is slightly chic, the music is not too loud and the overall athmosphere is a bit more private://glass of champagneprivate:// than private://pint of beerprivate://. The upstairs on the other hand is more of a regular nightclub. A good combination even for whole night.

Getting there:

By foot. The queues are not very long usually.

Costs:

Free of charge. The cloakroom is some 3€.

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