Keilaniemis

Keilaniemi is a district in Espoo, Finland, located on the northern shore of the Espoonlahti bay. It is part of the Suur-Tapiola region and is situated approximately ten kilometers west of Helsinki's city center. Historically, Keilaniemi was a rural area known for its manor houses and agricultural land.

In the latter half of the 20th century, Keilaniemi underwent significant transformation, evolving into a major business and technology hub. It is now home to numerous corporate headquarters and research and development facilities, particularly in the fields of technology, telecommunications, and IT. Notable companies with a presence in Keilaniemi include Nokia and Kone.

The district is well-connected by public transport, with a metro station serving the area, facilitating easy access to Helsinki and other parts of Espoo. Keilaniemi also boasts a modern waterfront with residential areas, parks, and recreational facilities, creating a blend of urban living and natural landscapes. The distinctive Keilaniemi power plant, with its prominent chimney, is a landmark of the area. The district continues to develop, with ongoing construction projects focusing on both commercial and residential spaces, aiming to further enhance its status as a dynamic economic and living environment.