Helsinki’s beaches are unique leisure destinations used all year round located on the shore of the delicate Baltic Sea and the banks of the Vantaa River. The beaches have signs and information boards to inform visitors of the features of the beach area, the general rules and guidelines, and what to do in case of an emergency. The purpose of the signage update is to ensure clarity and safety, as well as an enjoyable and sustainable visitor experience.
Respond to the survey by 10 March
The visitors of the beaches is a diverse group of people with different needs, so we want to consult residents of the city at different stages of the signage design process. City residents can now view and comment on the signage set at kerrokantasi.hel.fi. Feedback from families with children, young people and senior citizens is particularly welcome.
The survey will be open until 10 March. Respondents can also take part in the draw for two sets of 10 serial tickets, which give access to the city’s swimming and sports halls and outdoor swimming pools.
Go to the survey at kerrokantasi.hel.fi(Link leads to external service)
Together with city residents
The signage set is being designed by the Kuudes design company. The signage design began with a survey, where residents had the opportunity to give feedback and development suggestions on the current signs. A new signage set designed based on the feedback is now available for viewing and comments before the final version is made. All city residents can give feedback on the signage set at kerrokantasi.hel.fi. In addition to the survey, the city’s own and external experts will evaluate the accessibility of the signage.
Go to the survey at kerrokantasi.hel.fi(Link leads to external service)
View the signage set (PDF, in Finnish)(Link leads to external service)
