Explore the pearl of the Baltic Sea on a selfie safari. Beneath its alluring 18th century good looks you'll find a modern, efficient city whose keen eye and a design esthetic awarded the city the title of World Design Capital for 2012. What better place to start than Sibelius Park, home of an abstract sculpture containing 600 steel pipes designed to reflect Finland's rugged natural beauty. Another design delight is the Museum of Contemporary Art Kiasma, an architectural marvel of zinc, aluminum and 3,500-square-meters (37,673-square-feet) of window surface. Next is a visit to the Kampii Chapel, a calm oasis resembling a Cubist wooden bowl. Finally, take a photo in Helsinki Central Railway Station, a gem among the neighborhood's Art Nouveau structures.