Kaivopuisto Park, often simply called “Kaivari” by locals, is located in the southern part of Helsinki, Finland, and is one of the oldest and most prominent parks in the city. The park was initially created around a spa and health resort, popular among Russian aristocrats and wealthy locals in the 19th century. As it is located by the sea, it offers stunning views of the Baltic Sea. You can find several monuments, statues, and viewpoints. Kaivopuisto is also famous for its Vappu (May Day) celebrations, which attract thousands of people. The penguin stone is on one of the stone platforms and if in between stones of a small stone wall.
Last known location – 60.1550651N, 24.9552947E
