About Venue
Helsinki Segelklubb Yacht Club was established in the year 1899 and since then a lot has been done to make the complex capable of hosting significant corporate events, especially boat shows and other trade fairs associated with the marine industry. In the year 2009, the Clubhouse was made a part of this historic complex, inclusive of meeting spaces equipped with some of the best that any event planner can hope to provide their esteemed corporate clients with. Taken to be one of the best in the world in terms of services and facilities offered, the Helsinki Segelklubb Yacht Club is definitely a perfect choice as a destination for such events. Taking a flight to the Helsinki Airport followed by a short ride by a private car can be a good option to reach the club.

Facilities
Apart from being a world class sailing club, the Helsinki Segelklubb Yacht Club also enjoys the advantage of being able to host a number of corporate events throughout the year. This has been possible due to the well planned approach and the inclusion of a perfectly equipped Clubhouse within the Blue Peter Restaurant with facilities like audio visual equipments, video projectors and display screen. The north side of the restaurant has been dedicated to hosting meeting that can accommodate up to 60 people. The Clubhouse on the second floor of the building houses a meeting space along with a private balcony that can be used for exclusive meets. In addition to this the Strom-hall also includes a meeting space for 12 – 16 guests at a time. Other amenities include the foyer, also the kitchen along with the men’s and women’s dressing rooms and sauna facilities.

Nearby Tourist Attraction
One look at the modern architectural constructions and the onlooker can get a clear picture as to why Helsinki had been given the incredible opportunity to be 2012 World Design Capital. For those who are being gifted with a chance to visit the city for attending a trade fair at the Helsinki Segelklubb Yacht Club, it’s an added advantage of course to be able to explore the neighborhood with the neoclassical examples of building construction. The city is also home to one of the World Heritage Sites of UNESCO, the Suomenlinna. For gaining an insight into the historical development of the city, the travelers can also take a trip to the Helsinki Cathedral, which stands as one of the most elegant structures in the area.