Malminkero

Malminkero is a district located in the western part of Helsinki, the capital of Finland. It is part of the Suur-Haaga neighborhood. Malminkero is primarily a residential area, characterized by its apartment buildings and green spaces. The district was largely developed during the latter half of the 20th century, contributing to Helsinki's urban expansion.

Geographically, Malminkero is situated near the border of the neighboring districts of Kannelmäki and Pihjatorppa. The area benefits from its proximity to natural recreational spots, including parks and wooded areas, which offer residents opportunities for outdoor activities. Public transportation links, such as bus routes and nearby train stations, connect Malminkero to other parts of Helsinki, facilitating commuting and access to urban amenities.

The infrastructure in Malminkero includes essential services like local shops, schools, and daycare centers, serving the needs of its residents. The district's development has aimed to provide a balance between urban living and access to nature, making it a typical example of Helsinki's residential planning. The overall atmosphere of Malminkero is generally quiet and family-oriented.