Helsinki Information
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.
Passenger Ferry Ports and Terminals in Helsinki
Helsinki has the following passenger ferry ports. Click each for more information.
Ferry Connections from Helsinki
Helsinki is perhaps the most connected city on the Baltic Sea, in terms of ferry traffic. From Helsink you can catch a ferry to Russia, Estonia, Sweden and Germany. Helsinki has a number of ports, so it is important to remember where your boat departs from.
| Route | Frequency | Operator | Booking Info |
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| To Lübeck (Travemünde, Germany) | Daily |  |
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| To Stockholm (Sweden) | 2x Daily |   |
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| To Åland Islands | 2x Daily | |
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| To Tallinn (Estonia) | Many Daily |
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| To Saint Petersburg (Russia) | 2-3x per Week | |
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Onward Transit Links
flight_takeoffHelsinki-Vantaa Airport (HEL)
Helsinki-Vantaan lentoasemalle
Lentoasemantie 101530 VantaaFinlandHelsinki's main commercial airport. Serving many European destinations, as well as many intercontinental hops.
trainCentral Railway Station
Helsingin päärautatieasema
Kaivokatu 100100 HelsinkiFinlandHelsinki's main railway station. All trains departing Helsinki originate from here.
directions_busCentral Bus Station
Linja-autoasema
Urho Kekkosen Katu 100100 HelsinkiFinlandUnderneath the "Kamppi" shopping center. It can be hard to find, so ask a local for help if lost.