Kampin Panimoravintolat Ltd Reviews

Good selection of fashion, home and entertainment shops. A nice restaurant ambience and several cafes make it easy to rest between shopping.

I just visited it and it's a medium mall that has connections inside to take the Metro. Many places to eat in step. Clothing stores with local prices.

Easy shopping center with metro, bus and inter city buses

I saw a cranky pump bottle in my hand, but I wasn t surprised to see it.

In the middle of everything. Posibility for the best.

Huge shopping center with mostly finish brands. Good Cafe shop and restaurants.

Long tube of a mall, with cramped, confusing corridors containing all the restaurants. Poorly designed space. Lots of stuff to be found here though and the location is good.

Fine shopping. Wrong security company choice; too gentle. Better ones exist.

Too much movement and lure! On the other hand it is ok.

All my experiences with the Kamppi shopping center have been positive, but now I heard a top quote on the radio! Finlandia live (albeit only partially) with a symphony orchestra! What next? Christmas openings have so far been top quotes, but this is now winning. I wish I could have been there ...

Shopping mall, metro station, bus station, everything in one. Great place for meeting in Helsinki city center.

A good place to spot a kiosk can be found with something in every mouth. There are a lot of people. The only thing that bothers me is that there are only a few benches in place.

There are supermarkets, restaurants, shopping malls, book stores, flower shops, plants, pharmacies, children's toys, bus stops and subway stations. In case Thai people come to visit This area should be convenient for tourists.

Shopping center in the heart of Helsinki. Convenient.

Confused. Nowhere was the signposting of the movements.

Average place with average stores. Nothing exciting. The ambience is so mundane and boring that you do not really feel like staying there and spending stress-free time for a while. You just go for what you need to shop and leave.

Kamppi is a mall where you can find a modern bus station and access to metro. There are many floors, many shops and supermarket and good restaurants on the top floor. Excellent location, in the heart of Helsinki.

A well-designed shopping plaza, Kamppi Center has direct internal access to the metro and a bus terminal. The multi storey complex has a fine collection of shops, restaurants and supermarket, and is close to main attractions like the Kamppi chapel, and the Amos Rex Art Museum (and it's cool outdoor lunar themed area).

Wonderful places to eat and cafes. Good selection of different baby clothing stores. Babysitting is good, spacious and comfortable. There you can breastfeed, feed in the high chair and take care of toilet matters. There is also a play corner.

Latest acquaintance in Kamppi: Sandro .. Wau how good eggplant paste, hummus and mint tea. House House

There are a lot of different shops, you can find everything you are looking for! There are also some tourists shops with for example beautiful magnets that you can present to someone, library and supermarket. It's near the railway station so it isn't so far. I suggest it to everyone

A versatile shopping center with its lower ground floor bus station.

Good place to meet, lots of shops and close to transport links

A huge shopping center where you can find basically everything you need. Make sure to reserve a couple of hours if you want to experience the whole thing!

I and my team went to a restaurant in Kamppi for a freshly opened restaurant. Great food and a great salad table.

A really good selection. Fresh bread, vegetable compartment perfect, fish and meat dish reasonably and drinks contain something. Frozen organic food too.

There are lots of shops, restaurants and more in Kamppi. Passing through the forum is a nice thing.

Might be number one shopping centre in Finland. All the others are compared to this one...

Great large shopping centre. Restaurants from the first floor to the fifth. Highly recommended.

A nice shopping center in the heart of Helsinki.
Stores on many levels by theme. Before maybe a bit more lively and better quality. One off the star.

The shopping center is just great, the upstairs restaurants are especially good. Clothing stores can be found at what size and many more. Fiilis, however, spoils the bus station that connects a large group of humorous, screaming teenagers, beggars, and other problem-producing visitors. The whiskers are kept hot so they do not get water there, the benches are taken away whenever teenagers and beggars live long days there. Working in a camp I know that these "customers" are a daily problem there.

Great and neat place, lots of shopping opportunities

Bus station, shopping mall and food court all in one. Always very crowded. No free bathrooms.