Fredrikinkatu

• Fredrikinkatu 21 (Ratakatu 12): the headquarters of the Finnish Security Intelligence Service, designed by E. Sihvola in 1888. • Fredrikinkatu 42: The Luther Church, designed by K. A. Wrede in 1894. • Fredrikinkatu 44: Sähkötalo, designed by Alvar Aalto. Sähkötalo is located across Fredrikinkatu from Kamppi Center. • Fredrikinkatu 65: Tennispalatsi. The majority of the buildings along Fredrikinkatu are full of small shops and boutiques, especially in the area between Iso Roobertinkatu and Eerikinkatu. == Intersecting streets ==

• Merimiehenkatu • Punavuorenkatu (to the left) / Ratakatu (to the right), Fredrikintori Square is in the intersection • Iso Roobertinkatu, a pedestrian-only street east of Fredrikinkatu • Uudenmaankatu • Bulevardi • Lönnrotinkatu • Kalevankatu • Eerikinkatu • Malminkatu (to the left) / Kansakoulukatu (to the right) • Malminrinne (to the left) / Urho Kekkosen katu (to the right), open only to public transportation • The triangular-shaped area between Fredrikinkatu, Malminkatu and Malminrinne is a square called Kampintori • Kampinkuja (to the left), a small promenade • Salomonkatu, a promenade east of Fredrikinkatu • Eteläinen Rautatienkatu • Baana, a bicycling super highway, runs perpendicular to Fredrikinkatu, under street level • Pohjoinen Rautatienkatu • Arkadiankatu • Dagmarinkatu (to the right) == References ==