Circus Helsinki

The country's biggest circus school puts kids from babies to teens on trampolines, tightropes and trapezes, with weekly groups, family classes and school-break camps.

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About

Finland's largest circus school, founded in 2001 and now training about 1,100 students in two halls in Suvilahti. Kids and teens join a weekly group to try trampoline, tightrope, trapeze, juggling and acrobatics, and families can train together in parent-and-child groups. Teaching is mostly in Finnish, with a few groups in English, Spanish or Swedish. School breaks bring circus camps, and the main hall also hosts circus shows.