Popular Baltic Routes
In the Baltic Sea, ferries are a convenient way to make an efficient crossing in comfort. From Finland, routes go between four other countries (and counting). With FerryScan, discover the most popular ferry routes within the Baltic Sea.
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Popular Baltic Destinations
Helsinki
As the Capital of Finland and the most northernly metro area over one million people, Helsinki brings much to offer. Helsinki is larger than Tallinn, yet smaller than Saint Petersburg and Stockholm, giving it a unique feel in the Baltics.
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Lübeck
Lübeck is a picturesque city on Germany's north coast. It is a large port on the Baltic Sea, and has many ferry connections between North Germany and Scandanavia.
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Saint Petersburg
Saint Petersburg is the largest city by far on the Baltic Sea and one of the most approachable Russian cities. As the former capital of Imperial Russia, it contains history around every corner.
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Tallinn
With an intriguing mixture of old and new, Tallinn is sure to impress all. The capital of Estonia is a very walkable city showcasing a beautiful old town, and a young and upcoming tech culture.
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| Logo | Headquarters | Baltic Sea Cities Served |
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Helsinki, Finland | Helsinki, Lübeck, Malmö, Stockholm, Turku, Åland |
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Tallinn, Estonia | Helsinki, Riga, Stockholm, Tallinn, Turku, Åland |
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Mariehamn, Åland, Finland | Stockholm, Åland |
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Mariehamn, Åland, Finland | Helsinki, Stockholm, Tallinn, Turku, Åland |
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Helsinki, Finland | Helsinki, Tallinn |
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Helsinki, Finland | Helsinki, Tallinn |
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Vaasa, Finland | Umeå, Vaasa |
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Helsinki, Finland | Helsinki, Riga, Saint Petersburg, Stockholm, Tallinn |
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Lübeck, Germany | |
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Gothenburg, Sweden |