- Suomenlinna (Sveaborg) is a sea fortress, which was built gradually from 1748 onwards on a group of islands belonging to the district of Helsinki.
- Sweden lost the war, and seven centuries of its control of Finland came to an end, with Russia becoming the occupier of Suomenlinna.
- At Suomenlinna's main quay, the pink Rantakasarmi (Jetty Barracks) building is one of the best preserved of the Russian era.
- Suomenlinna Experience – short film. Once even called the Gibraltar of the North, Suomenlinna is one of the largest sea fortresses in the world.
- An aerial view of Suomenlinna. Location. Helsinki, Finland. UNESCO World Heritage Site. Official name: Fortress of Suomenlinna. Type.
- Suomenlinna bugün. Bugün Suomenlinna, yaklaşık 850 nüfusu ve 350 işi ( turistik cazibesi nedeniyle yaz aylarında artan) ile Helsinki'de istisnai bir mahalledir.
- Suomenlinna Church, originally an orthodox church built by the Russians in 1854, and converted into an evangelical Lutheran church in 1929.
- Suomenlinna, Helsinki kıyılarındaki 6 ufak adanın üzerine kurulmuş olan bir kaledir. Bugün UNESCO Dünya Mirası Listesi içerisinde bulunan kale.
- While the manmade side of Suomenlinna is certainly spectacular a lot is to be said about the natural vegetation of the islands as well.
- Suomenlinna is a military fortifications that were built on the islands at a distance of about 1 kilometer south-east of the center of Helsinki.