2nd World Congress on Food and Nutrition January 20-21, 2020 Helsinki, Finland

Helsinki is the capital of Finland, also recognised as “Daughter of Baltic” and the largest city and assembles on a granite peninsula on the north seaside of the Gulf of Finland, fronting the Baltic Sea. King Gustavus Vasa of Sweden located Helsinki in 1550, and in 1808 the town was encompassed in the Russian Grand Duchy of Finland. After a tremendous furnace ruined a 1/3 of the town in 1808, Carl Ludwig Engel (1778-1840) was ordered to restructure it. Population density in some parts of Helsinki's middle city area is very high of 16,494 populations per square kilometre. Main islands in Helsinki comprise Seurasaari, Lauttasaari, Vallisaari and Korkeasaari the lattermost being the site of the country's biggest zoo. Helsinki is Finland's main political, cultural, educational, research and financial, centre as well as one of northern Europe's main cities. The inner city area resides in a southern peninsula, which is rarely mentioned by its actual name Vironniemi.

Helsinki is a spectacular and peaceable capital, famous not solely for its archives and heritage but for its Old Town, seaside and archipelagos. The city presents a broad differ of historical attractions, art galleries, excursions, top museums and experiences for each person of all a long time to revel in Helsinki is an exceptional town to discover on a bike or on foot, and has an amazing open transportation device that contains of boats to the islets and trains to other locations in Finland. There are two bus tours, the Panorama Sightseeing Bus Tour which will take you on a directed commentary trip about the city, or make your very own itinerary on the City Sightseeing Hop on Hop off Buses around Helsinki and see the top sights and innovations. The Beautiful Canal Route is perhaps one of the most attractive methods to journey the metropolis from on the majestic waters, cruising past the banks and coasts.