Travel

Travel to Helsinki

By train:
Commuter trains I and P are a fast and convenient way of travelling between the city centre and the airport. The journey takes approximately 30 minutes.
From the train station at Helsinki Airport you can walk directly to your terminal without having to go outside. To get to or from the airport, you will need an ABC ticket. Single tickets and day tickets can be purchased using the HSL mobile app or from HSL ticket machines, R-kiosks and many other sales points throughout the city. Tickets cannot be purchased onboard commuter trains.

By bus:
Buses 415N, 431N, 562, 570 and 600 also operate between the airport and city centre. To get to or from the airport, you will need an ABC ticket, which you can purchase from HSL ticket machines, HSL mobile app or sales points like R-kiosk.

By taxi:
The journey between Helsinki Airport and the city centre by taxi takes approximately 20 minutes and costs around €40-45.

There are excellent train connections to Helsinki from all major towns in Finland as well as Lapland. The Central Railway Station is located in the centre of the city, and is a landmark of Helsinki in itself.

Find more information here: https://www.vr.fi/en

Buses from all around Finland arrive to the central bus station at Kamppi, from the largest cities approximately every hour. The Kamppi bus station is centrally located and can also be reached by metro.

There are daily ferry services to Helsinki from Tallinn, Estonia by Tallink Silja Line, Viking Line and Eckerö Line and to Stockholm, Sweden by Tallink Silja Line and Viking Line. Helsinki can also be reached by ferry from Germany by Finnlines.
All the ferry companies also offer the possibility to take a car with you.

Information on the different passenger terminals can be found on the Port of Helsinki website: https://www.portofhelsinki.fi/en/passengers/

There is onsite parking with 70 spaces for outdoor parking and the hotel next to venue has extra 32 spaces in the garage.