Finnland, Helsinki
This is
this official website for Visit Helsinki:
http://www.visithelsinki.fi/en
This is the website for Vist Finnland:
http://www.visitfinland.com/
By Air:
Helsinki-Vantaa International Airport, Tampere International Airport or Turku Airport -for international arrivals. During the winter, Lapland’s airports of Rovaniemi, Enontekiö, Kittilä, Ivalo and Kuusamo become popular, especially for direct charter flights.
www.finavia.fi
www.finnair.com
By Rail:
Departing four times a day, the high-speed Allegro travels between Helsinki and St. Petersburg in just 3.5 hours. Passport and customs controls are conducted on-board the train. The Tolstoi train from Helsinki to Moscow, via St. Petersburg, operates daily.
Trains to and from Russia
By Road:
There are many ways to arrive in Finland by bus or by car. The internal borders of Schengen countries can be crossed anywhere, provided that you are not carrying goods that must be declared. Therefore, you can cross the border from Sweden or Norway to Finland anywhere you wish.
There are nine official border-crossings between Finland and Russia. A valid driving licence issued in an EU country is valid throughout the EU.
Automobile and Touring Club of Finland
Driving in Finland
By Sea:
There are several sea routes to Finland from Sweden, Estonia and Germany throughout the year. Summer cruises from Finland to St. Petersburg can also be booked.
www.tallinksilja.com
www.vikingline.fi
www.finnlines.com
http://www.visithelsinki.fi/en
This is the website for Vist Finnland:
http://www.visitfinland.com/
By Air:
Helsinki-Vantaa International Airport, Tampere International Airport or Turku Airport -for international arrivals. During the winter, Lapland’s airports of Rovaniemi, Enontekiö, Kittilä, Ivalo and Kuusamo become popular, especially for direct charter flights.
www.finavia.fi
www.finnair.com
By Rail:
Departing four times a day, the high-speed Allegro travels between Helsinki and St. Petersburg in just 3.5 hours. Passport and customs controls are conducted on-board the train. The Tolstoi train from Helsinki to Moscow, via St. Petersburg, operates daily.
Trains to and from Russia
By Road:
There are many ways to arrive in Finland by bus or by car. The internal borders of Schengen countries can be crossed anywhere, provided that you are not carrying goods that must be declared. Therefore, you can cross the border from Sweden or Norway to Finland anywhere you wish.
There are nine official border-crossings between Finland and Russia. A valid driving licence issued in an EU country is valid throughout the EU.
Automobile and Touring Club of Finland
Driving in Finland
By Sea:
There are several sea routes to Finland from Sweden, Estonia and Germany throughout the year. Summer cruises from Finland to St. Petersburg can also be booked.
www.tallinksilja.com
www.vikingline.fi
www.finnlines.com