Activities and events

Marski is at the centre of events! We organise activities free of charge for our hotel guests. In addition, you can enjoy events that are open to all as well as a regularly changing photo exhibition at Marski.



Events take place at Marski Bar, unless otherwise stated.

Activities for hotel guests

In addition to our gym and lovely sauna, we offer the following activities when you stay at Marski.

  • Tuesday 17.00 – MEET THE MANAGEMENT
    Someone from our management team will answer your questions and talk more about Marski. Duration 60 min.
  • Wednesday 18:00 – LIGHT JOGGING IN HELSINKI
    Let’s shake off our worries together as we move towards the evening. Finishes with stretching. Duration 45 min.
  • Thursday 18:30 – DELVING INTO ART
    A guided tour of Amos Rex’s Generation 2020 exhibition. Duration 45 min.
  • Saturday 10:00 – SAUNA YOGA
    The best way to start the weekend. A relaxing workout suitable for all under the guidance of a trained instructor in a 40°C sauna. Duration 30 min.
  • Saturday 15:00 – MEET OUR CONCIERGE VIRPI VIDAL
    Come and discuss the city of Helsinki or our hotel. Duration 60 min.
  • Sunday 19.30 – DIY MARSKI BAR'S COCKTAIL
    Prepare and enjoy one of Marski bar's popular cocktails with the help of our team.

Bookings and more information from concierge or reception.

Hotel guests only. All events free of charge. Subject to availability. We reserve the right to make changes.

Seppo Alanko exhibition My Funky Wonky Helsinki in Marski by Scandic hotel Helsinki Finland

Photo exhibition: Seppo Alanko, My Funky Wonky Helsinki

Seppo Alanko is a Finnish photographer and graphic artist. His passion for photography comes from digital photography and social media.

The exhibition available at Marski by Scandic shows the colors of Helsinki through Alanko's lense. This exhibition also continues the Helsinki themed images displayed in Marski's hotel rooms and the ever so ordinary day to day life that we all experience.

"Street photography is my way to make sense of the world we live in. Even though the world changes continuesly, the people on the streets have the same joys and sorrows as a hundred years ago." Seppo Alanko