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Kamppi (Swedish: Kampen) is a
neighbourhood in the
centre of Helsinki, the
capital of Finland. The name
originally referred to a
small area
known as the...
- The
Kamppi Chapel (Finnish:
Kampin kappeli, Swedish:
Kampens kapell) is a
chapel in the
neighbourhood of
Kamppi in Helsinki, Finland,
located on the Narinkka...
- planning, the Valtanen-led committee's
proposal for an
initial metro line from
Kamppi to
Puotila in the east of the city was
approved after hours of
debate in...
- the area
around Kamppi in
central Helsinki, the
station is
integrated with the
Kamppi Center bus
terminal and
shopping complex.
Kamppi is
served by both...
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Kamppi Centre (Finnish:
Kampin keskus, Swedish:
Kampens centrum) is a
complex in the
Kamppi district in the
centre of Helsinki, Finland,
designed by various...
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Hietaniemi (Christmas only) 25
Kamppi – Pajamäki 37
Kamppi –
Honkasuo (24h) 41
Kamppi – Pohjois-Haagan
station 42
Kamppi –
Maununneva – Kannelmäki 52 Kuninkaantammi...
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number of p****engers daily. The
largest underground bus
station in
Europe is
Kamppi Centre in Helsinki,
Finland completed in 2006. The
terminal cost 100 million...
- "jewel-box architect". 2006 saw the
completion of his
largest ever work, the
Kamppi Center,
incorporating the main bus station, a
shopping centre and housing...
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Russia built in 1833 in
Kamppi, Helsinki, Finland,
along the
street Läntinen
Henrikinkatu (now
known as Mannerheimintie). The
Kamppi area had
already been...
- Länsimetro
extension has been completed. The
Pasila metro would start from
Kamppi metro station and
include four new stations,
which would be
located in Töölö...
