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Contact details & Staff

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Kahvila Lähde & Mental Museum

  • Su
    12:00 – 17:00

Lähteen Sauna

Lähteen Puoti
Lähteen Patina

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Customer service & Rentals
[email protected]
Alaa Altamimi
Tiimipäällikkö
Miitti
Ilona Rautiainen
Koordinaattori
Kaupunkiluontokeskus
Jaana Järvinen
Myynti ja Asiakaspalvelu
Jennifer Ramirez
Viestintäasiantuntija
Awake
Karolina Saarenpää
Viestintäassistentti
Pro Lapinlahti
Kasper Muttonen
Kiinteistöhuolto
Katja Liuksiala
Koordinaattori
Pro Lapinlahti
Kaupunkiluontokeskus
Koordinaattori
Kaupunkiluontokeskus
Linda Toivanen
Viestintäassistentti
Pro Lapinlahti
Meleena Mailand
Viestintäasiantuntija
Miitti
Miia Pikulinsky
Hankepäällikkö
Toivonlähde
Nadia El-Radhi
Koordinaattori
Miitti
Nonni Mäkikärki
Toiminnanjohtaja
Pro Lapinlahti
Päivi Redsven
Myynti ja Asiakaspalvelu
Saara Hornig
Koordinaattori
Satu Luukkonen
Myynti ja Asiakaspalvelu
Siru Valleala
Viestintäasiantuntija
Pro Lapinlahti
Sveta Sirin
Koordinaattori
Pro Lapinlahti
Taana Tallberg
Myynti ja Asiakaspalvelu, Viestintäassistentti
Taina Laaksoharju
Koordinaattori
Kaupunkiluontokeskus
Ville Pellinen
Toimitusjohtaja

General enquiries

Pro Lapinlahti Mielenterveyseura ry

[email protected]
+358400 450065

Lapinlahden Lähde Oy

[email protected]
+358 40 649 4188

Kahvila Lähde

[email protected]
+358 40 178 3454

Lapinlahti Sauna bookings and information

[email protected]
+358 40 178 3454

Locations

Lapinlahden Lähteen kartta

DID YOU LOOSE SOMETHING AT LAPINLAHTI?

Forgot something at the café, sauna or elsewhere in Lapinlahti?

All lost and found items will first go to a box in the corridor of Department 5. There you can check for the latest lost property on your own. If you can’t find your items in Department 5, you can contact the office of Lapinlahti Lähte (open from 9-15 on weekdays). Older lost property is stored at the office for one month.

Valuables are always collected on behalf of the staff. For information, please contact customer service at [email protected] or +358406494188.

Photo instructions for arriving in Lapinlahti

Lapinlahden Lähde main park entrance
Lapinlahti Park main gate
Lapinlahden Lähde main entrance guide
Lapinlahti front yard parking lot
South side of Lapinlahti main building
South side of Lapinlahti main building
Lapinlahti shore
Lapinlahti shore

How to get to Lapinlahden Lähde?

You can also arrive by car. There are limited parking spaces in front of the main building and we hope that these will be reserved mainly for the use of people with reduced mobility. Otherwise, we recommend that motorists use the parking garage of the Ruoholahti shopping centre, which is about a 5-minute walk from the Source. There are also parking spaces on the road between the Hietaniemi cemetery and the Helsinki Orthodox cemetery.

Lapinlahti Lähde is located about a ten-minute walk from Ruoholahti metro station – you can also watch our volunteer-made guide video showing the route from Ruoholahti metro station to Lapinlahti. You can also get there by tram and bus. Find your way around in the Route Guide.

Accessibility

Lapinlahden Lähde works hard to ensure that the premises are accessible and that clear instructions are provided. Wheelchair users can consult the accessibility guide, which provides guidance on crossing thresholds and gives the best tips on how to get to Lapinlahti. Currently, the first floor of the main building, which houses the café, the Mental Museum, art exhibition spaces and the disabled toilet, is the most accessible.

The Lapinlahti area strives to be as accessible as possible, but the historic setting is not perfect in all respects. When you arrive, ask for help – the people of Lapinlahti are happy to help! You can also call +358406494188 or +358406494189

Responsibility – The spirit of Lapinlahti

The café, offices and other positions at the Source often employ work experience students, volunteers and trainees. In the café and other activities, attention is paid to the origin of products and production chains, and partners are carefully selected.

Good treatment of staff is reflected in a working environment where everyone feels comfortable. The “Lapinlahti spirit” prevailed already in the hospital days, creating a good working and visiting atmosphere, and this harmonious spirit still prevails. Lapinlahti’s atmosphere of peace feeds inspiration and generates new ideas and inspiring togetherness. In a diverse community, it is safe to express opinions and different views are heard and valued.

Preserving Lapinlahti’s unique centre and the whole area is about protecting the valuable cultural heritage of Helsinki and Finland as a whole.
Get involved in the conservation activities!

Responsibility for the environment – The Park thanks you

Lapinlahti’s memorable hospital park is a living example of a magnificent, diverse urban park where numerous species of animals and plants live in peace and harmony with people. Even the sturdy trees, more than 150 years old and planted by patients when the hospital was founded, are humming their secrets. Important rarities in the area include the endangered axe bats, the chalk squirrel, scarlet macaws, the lagoons of the Seurasaari Island and the cove’s hawthorn bed.

Maalattu kuva kirvelilattakoista.
Read more about the Urban Nature Centre!

Lapinlahti Park etiquette

When you visit Lapinlahti park, remember that animals have their home in the park. You can show your hospitality and respect by following the rules below:

Keep your dog on a leash. Dog parks are located nearby.

Open fires are prohibited. Fire erodes rocks and poses a fire risk.

Endangered plants grow in Lapinlahti, and many insects depend on them. Watch your step specially in the areas of Alvila and the hill in Front of the main building where the flag pole is located. 

Please don’t make new trails by trampling wild plants.


Picnics are allowed, but take your rubbish with you and use the toilets indoors.

Lapinlahti has its own Sustainable Development Programme based on the development needs identified in the Sustainability Impact Assessment. Many improvements have already been made in areas such as in-house recycling, energy and material conservation and the circular economy.

The promotion of sustainability is particularly fun at the joint Cleaning Day, where employees, trainees, tenants and volunteers clean selected areas together.