With Amos Rex, Helsinki goes underground to rise as a cultural destination

In the Finnish capital, a walk down Mannerheimintie Street is the newest endeavour of the curious: in the historic Lasipalatsi Square, white dome-shaped mounds now erupt from beneath the ground, like a submarine’s periscopes bobbing above the wate
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