How to get from Helsinki Airport to the City by Train
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 พ.ค. 2024
- In this video I will show you how to take the train from Helsinki Airport (HEL) to Helsinki City & Main Station!
The excellent service links the Finnish capital's main airport by using 2 commuter 'loop lines' with service every 7-10 minutes, and all for just over €4. It's truly one of Europe's BEST airport trains.
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Thats very interesting service pattern and wow that is incredibly cheap!!!
One of the best 👍
Finns like it simple. 😊 Before our metro was expanded, it was literally just a one straight line. 😅
Very helpful as I'm going to Helsinki soon.
Great!
A tip from the local: if you ride a taxi, either choose an Uber or Lähitaksi or Taksi Helsinki. These three are the most reliable companies here, and also recommended officially.
Does Helsinki suffer from rip off taxis?
@@DiscoverByRail Sadly, yes. The taxi law used to be very strict, but after it was abolished some years ago, the whole business turned into a mess. Suddenly anyone could be a driver; you didn't need to follow any regulations concerning skills, language or pricing. The newly emerged drivers were aggressive towards each other and passengers, and intimidated some women drivers with threats and even violence. Finns cut down on using the taxis at all, so something needed to be done.
note to self: don't got in winter! (i'm planning a mid Oct trip). and that is one cheap train ticket!
It was rather chilly!