Rajavartiosto

Rajavartiosto is a Finnish term that translates to "royal court" in English. It refers to the court of a monarch or a royal family, where the monarch resides and conducts official duties. In Finland, the term is often used to describe the official residence and working place of the President of Finland. The Rajavartiosto is located in Helsinki, the capital city of Finland. It is a significant historical and cultural site, housing the President's office, meeting rooms, and other administrative facilities. The building itself is a blend of architectural styles, reflecting Finland's rich history and cultural heritage. The Rajavartiosto is open to the public for guided tours, offering visitors a glimpse into the life and work of the President of Finland. It is a symbol of Finnish democracy and the country's commitment to its constitutional principles.