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Information about the city of Helsinki

Helsinki, the congress venue for the WMS 2027 Congress, is the capital of Finland. It is located in the Uusimaa countryside in the south of the country on the coast of the Finnish Sea. With 630,072 inhabitants, Helsinki is by far the largest city in Finland. There is nothing more Finnish than a sauna, and many Finns feel that Finland can not be understood at all without a sauna visit. Finns, however, do not understand the inhibitions and reservations of foreigners when it comes to putting themselves completely undressed in a heated wooden box.

Helsinki offers a wide range of activities for everyone, whether it is sightseeing on the kickbike or a tour with a nostalgic tram. No matter if Finnish tapas or a menu of fair-trade ingredients – Helsinki is also worth a trip for gourmets and an eldorado for culinary delights. Due to its relatively recent independent history, Finnish cuisine is strongly influenced by Swedish and Russian cuisine. It is mainly based on potatoes and bread with fish as well as various types of meat.

We are closely connected with our hotel partners and can make suitable offers to you at any time. Of course, we also support you as usual with all other services for a successful congress participation. Please send your request for the WMS 2027 to congress@mr-congress.com

Overview of the event

The 32nd International Congress of the World Muscle Society (WMS 2027) will take place from September 28 to October 2, 2027, in Helsinki, Finland. The congress brings together doctors, researchers, and healthcare experts from around the world. Together, they share knowledge and discuss new findings in muscle diseases.
The World Muscle Society (WMS) organizes this annual event to support research and global teamwork. Key topics include muscle diseases, new treatments, diagnosis, and patient care. In addition, the congress offers a chance to share ideas and learn from leading experts. WMS Congress 2027 also gives attendees the chance to build new contacts and explore the latest developments in muscle research.