Sorry, No More Charcoal Grills or Open Fires at Suomenlinna – Total No-Go!
The authorities concerned have strictly prohibited the use of charcoal grills or making any open fire in Suomenlinna as a move to prevent fire incidents at the World Heritage site, which is a part of the Finnish common national heritage, said the City of Helsinki in a press release.
Disposable grills are also prohibited in the entire Suomenlinna area.
During the summer months, Suomenlinna is patrolled by summer guards representing the governing body of Suomenlinna.
Their task is to guide visitors and to instruct them in appropriate behaviour at the sea fortress according to the Suomenlinna rules and regulations.
Summer guards often meet people with grills and tell them to stop barbecuing, instructing them how to put out their charcoal grills or grill fires properly.
the release mentioned that there are many other opportunities for culinary pleasures in Suomenlinna. Visitors can enjoy the offerings of the many cafés and restaurants of the islands, and they can bring types of picnics other than barbecue.
Source: www.dailyfinland.fi
It’s a sensible decision to ban charcoal grills and open fires in Suomenlinna to protect the historical site from potential fire incidents. I agree that visitors should respect the regulations and enjoy other culinary options available on the islands instead of barbecuing.
It’s understandable that authorities are implementing restrictions on charcoal grills and open fires in Suomenlinna to prevent fire incidents. Visitors should respect the rules and enjoy other culinary options available on the islands.
It’s understandable that safety measures are being taken to protect Suomenlinna from fire incidents, but it’s a shame that charcoal grills and open fires are now off-limits. Hopefully, visitors will still be able to enjoy the culinary delights of the island through other means.
Will visitors who bring their own portable stoves for cooking still be allowed to use them on the island, or are all types of open fires completely prohibited?
Yes, visitors are still allowed to use their own portable stoves for cooking on the island. Only charcoal grills and open fires are completely prohibited to prevent fire incidents at Suomenlinna. Enjoy your cooking with a portable stove and respect the regulations!
It’s a wise decision to ban charcoal grills and open fires at Suomenlinna to protect this precious heritage site. Visitors should respect the rules and enjoy other culinary options available on the islands.
Does this mean visitors are not allowed to have picnics with barbecue at Suomenlinna anymore during the summer months?
Yes, that’s correct. Visitors are not allowed to have picnics with barbecues at Suomenlinna during the summer months anymore. The authorities have prohibited the use of charcoal grills and open fires to prevent fire incidents at this precious World Heritage site. Instead, visitors can enjoy culinary delights at the many cafés and restaurants on the islands, or opt for alternative picnic options. Summer guards are there to ensure visitors adhere to the rules and regulations of Suomenlinna. Source: http://www.dailyfinland.fi
It’s disappointing to hear that charcoal grills and open fires are no longer allowed at Suomenlinna. However, I understand the authorities’ concern for the safety of the World Heritage site. It’s a shame for those who enjoyed barbecuing there, but I guess we’ll have to explore other culinary options while visiting the islands.
It’s a shame that charcoal grills and open fires are no longer allowed at Suomenlinna. I understand the need for fire safety, but it takes away from the traditional barbecue experience. Perhaps there could be designated safe areas for grilling to still enjoy the outdoors responsibly.
It’s understandable that authorities want to prevent fire incidents, but it’s a shame that the traditional barbecue experience is no longer allowed at Suomenlinna. Hopefully, visitors will still find ways to enjoy their time there with other culinary options available.
As a regular visitor to Suomenlinna, I completely understand and support the ban on charcoal grills and open fires. Safety should always come first, and I appreciate the authorities taking measures to protect this beautiful heritage site. It’s great to know that there are alternative culinary experiences available on the islands for visitors to enjoy.