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Traveling in Finland
Finland, a member of the European Union since 1995, has about 5.2 million inhabitants and is one of the largest countries in Europe by area. Finland is a northern country of great beauty with a distinctive cultural life. Approximately two-thirds of the country’s surface area is forest, and there are nearly 200 000 lakes. Finland’s coast – with more than 95 000 islands – is one of the most beautiful archipelagos in the world. The miraculous brightness of the northern summer night is a well-known fact, and snow during the winter, but it is impossible to imagine and comprehend without experiencing it. Currency in Finland is EUR (Euro, €).

How to get to Helsinki

By plane

Helsinki-Vantaa airport has direct flights from dozens of European airports, for example. The airport is situated 19 kilometres from the centre of Helsinki and can be reached by taxi in about 25 minutes (about EUR 35). You can also take the Finnair airport bus (about EUR 5.20), which stops at the Hotel Scandic Continental, or Bus 615 (about EUR 3.60) to the Helsinki Railway station.For more details, please see the travelling-items.
By ferry
There are daily ferry services to Helsinki from Sweden and Estonia. For more details, please see the list below:

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Helsinki and Metropolitan area and other services in Finland

The town of Helsinki was founded in 1550 by King Gustav Vasa of Sweden and has been the capital of Finland since 1812. The architecture and the culture of the city were both influenced by the East and the West. Helsinki is today the centre of Finland’s cultural and business life.

More than one-fifth of the country's population lives in the Helsinki area. It is easy and safe to get around the capital. Public transport is good. Nature is near, even in the middle of Helsinki, as over thirty per cent of the city is devoted to landscaped parks. Helsinki is located by the sea and the sea is an essential part of the personality of the city.

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