What is the cheapest way to get from Stockholm to Helsinki Metro?

The cheapest way to get from Stockholm to Helsinki Metro is to ferry and bus which costs €55 - €100 and takes 13h 45m.

What is the fastest way to get from Stockholm to Helsinki Metro?

The fastest way to get from Stockholm to Helsinki Metro is to fly and line 15 tram which takes 3h and costs €60 - €170.

Is there a direct bus between Stockholm and Helsinki Metro?

No, there is no direct bus from Stockholm to Helsinki Metro. However, there are services departing from Stockholm, Cityterminalen and arriving at Itäkeskus/Itäväylä via Kaupunginhotelli L, Kemi, Bus Station and Rautatientori. The journey, including transfers, takes approximately 27h 51m.

Is there a direct ferry between Stockholm and Helsinki Metro?

No, there is no direct ferry from Stockholm to Helsinki Metro. However, there are services departing from Stockholm and arriving at Helsinki via . The journey, including transfers, takes approximately 17h 19m.

How far is it from Stockholm to Helsinki Metro?

The distance between Stockholm and Helsinki Metro is 460 km.

How do I travel from Stockholm to Helsinki Metro without a car?

The best way to get from Stockholm to Helsinki Metro without a car is to ferry and bus which takes 13h 45m and costs €55 - €100.

How long does it take to get from Stockholm to Helsinki Metro?

It takes approximately 3h to get from Stockholm to Helsinki Metro, including transfers.

Where do I catch the Stockholm to Helsinki Metro bus from?

Stockholm to Helsinki Metro bus services, operated by Tapanis Buss, depart from Stockholm, Cityterminalen station.

Where does the Stockholm to Helsinki Metro bus arrive?

Stockholm to Helsinki Metro bus services, operated by Tapanis Buss, arrive at Tornio station.

Where can I stay near Helsinki Metro?

There are 1255+ hotels available in Helsinki Metro.

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There are 5 ways to get from Stockholm to Helsinki Metro by plane, tram, ferry, bus, train, or car ferry

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Fly, line 15 tram
best
1. Fly from Stockholm-Arlanda Airport (ARN) to Helsinki Airport (HEL)plane ARN - HEL
2. Take the tram from Oulunkylän asema to Itäkeskustram
3h
€64–170
Ferry, bus
cheapest
1. Take the ferry from Stockholm to Port of Turkuferry
2. Take the bus from Port of Turku to Itäkeskus / Itäväyläbus Ob77
13h 45m
€56–98
Bus
1. Take the bus from Stockholm, Cityterminalen to Torniobus
2. Take the bus from Kemi, Bus Station to Helsinki, Bus Stationbus 3003 / ...
27h 51m
€164–212
Ferry, train
1. Take the ferry from Stockholm to Port of Turkuferry
2. Take the train from Turku satama to Helsinkitrain Ic 948 / ...
14h 15m
€70–121
Car ferry
1. Take the carferry from Stockholm to Helsinkicarferry
17h 19m
€75–146

Stockholm to Helsinki Metro by bus and foot

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Distance: 459.8 km
Duration: 3h

What companies run services between Stockholm, Sweden and Helsinki Metro, Finland?

You can take a bus from Stockholm, Cityterminalen to Helsinki Metro via Kaupunginhotelli L, Kemi rautatieasema, Kemi, Bus Station, Helsinki, Bus Station, Rautatientori, and Itäkeskus/Itäväylä in around 27h 51m. Alternatively, Tallink operates a car ferry from Stockholm to Helsinki once daily. Tickets cost €65–140 and the journey takes 16h 45m.

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