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Restaurant Sea Horse. Monocle is a fan of the Finnish capital and recently ranked Helsinki as the fifth most livable city in the world. Here's where editor-in-chief Tyler Brûlé goes when he's in town: "Restaurant Sea Horse ranks as one of my ten best restaurants experience in the world." Established in 1934, Sea Horse serves up hearty food such as fried herrings and mash or pyttipannu (Scandinavian hash), a Finnish pan-fried specialty of potatoes, sausages, eggs and onions. Poet Pablo Neruda, musician Dizzy Gillespie, and writer Jean-Paul Sartre have graced the premises; Sartre is said to have liked it so much that he didn't want to leave. Kapteeninkatu 11 +358 9 628169 www.seahorse.fi From Artek, Alvar Aalto's 41 Paimio Armchair. Vesa Kytökangas Tyler's Helsinki Thoroughly modern Artek opened in 1935 to sell furniture by Alvar Aalto, Finland's Frank Lloyd Wright. In addition to original Aalto designs, furniture by other designers is also available, along with tableware, carpets and fabrics. Naturally it stocks the limited edition Aalto stool that Tyler co-designed with Artek to mark the chair's 75th anniversary. Eteläesplanadi 18 +358 9 613 250 www.artek.fi Stockmann's Academic Bookstore. "Stockmann's Academic Bookstore is a brilliant example of how books should be sold." Finland's largest bookshop stocks more than one million titles in a building designed by Alvar Aalto. Pohjoisesplanadi 39 +358 9 121 41 www.akateeminenkirjakauppa.fi 26 BLUE WINGS JANUARY 2009 Aino Huovio
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