Finland is the country of the composer Jean Sibelius whose likeness is on the featured image in this blog post. We boarded a hop-on-hop-off bus just outside our cruise ship to see the sites of Helsinki including the monument dedicated to Sibelius.
Temppeliaukio Church – Also known as the rock church. It is built into the rock hill.
Sibelius Park and Monument – Jean Sebilius’ most famous piece is probably Finlandia. No wonder Finland has a monument in his honor.
Three Smiths Statue
Helsinki Central Railway Station – Interesting architecture and a good place to find a pay toilet 
See the blue WC sign with an arrow? That’s where the pay toilet is. (WC – for water closet) Cost – 1 Euro. A coin had to be inserted into a turnstile in order to gain entrance to the restroom.
Helsinki Cathedral (Tuomiokirkko)
Uspenski Cathedral with Market Square (farmer’s market) in the foreground
Havis Amanda Mermaid Statue
Our HoHo bus stopped at a fairly new residential and recreation area close to the cruise port. Our ship is visible in the distance. 
Then the HoHo dropped us off right at our ship. Very Convenient! – Next port – Riga, Latvia.