Finland

With its gleaming lakes and clusters of red-and-white wooden cottages, Finland is a dreamy train destination. The country’s passenger railway, run by Valtion Rautatiet (VR), has an impressive network of routes. Hop on a high-speed Pendolino ride between major cities, or choose slower InterCity rides with cozy airplane-style seats or sleeper berths. Perks include play…

If you want to travel from Turku to Pieksamaki, check out the train schedule and ticket prices online. You can also book tickets through our booking links. Pieksamaki railway station is located on the Savo line and has direct connections to Kajaani, Oulu and Rovaniemi. The station is served by trains operated by VR Group….

The distance from Helsinki to Kajaani is a straight line as the crow flies, but this does not take account of the curvature of the earth. Moreover, the journey time can be considerably longer if stops are made along the way. Tickets must be purchased before boarding trains, but on rural lines (1524 mm gauge)…

The main railway lines in Finland are operated by VR. The company has a monopoly on passenger trains, and its trains are known for being spacious and comfortable. Commuter trains don’t require reservation and run every X minutes on weekdays. The train names are very easy to recognize: they consist of a letter followed by…

Train rides in Finland are a space for contemplation. The endless pine trees and tidy villages of red and white weatherboard houses pass by as you enjoy the quiet pace of the journey. Traveling between Helsinki and Pori is easy and affordable with FlixBus. Book a ticket online or in the app to get started!…

The most popular way to travel between Helsinki and Moscow is by flight. But the train is a good option for those who prefer a more comfortable and relaxed trip. From Helsinki, the sleek Allegro pendolino tilting trains connect central Finland with St Petersburg in an airline-beating three and a half hours. Allegro Taking the…

In general, Finland is a very safe place for visitors, but it is always wise to take basic precautions. It is also recommended to check up on the latest government info about travel safety before arriving. Buses are the backbone of intercity transportation in Finland. Both regular vakiovuoro buses and pricier pikavuoro expresses run between…

Across Finland’s vast unpopulated woodlands stretch thin steel lines of railway tracks. While the country does not have giant locomotives able to handle freight traffic on a stupendous scale and heavy graded mountain routes completed only after Herculean feats of perseverance, it has many fine modem machines that would do credit to any nation. The…

The railway station in Joensuu is not as modern as in Helsinki or Turku. However, it has all the essential services for travelers. The station also has ticket vending machines and public restrooms. It is a good idea to book your tickets online. The new additional track makes it possible to run four hourly commuter…

If you are planning to visit Joensuu from Helsinki, consider taking a high-speed InterCity train. These trains are fitted with modern amenities that make your trip a comfortable and stress-free experience. These include special quite and play zones, onboard restaurant, free Wi-Fi, and designated spaces for wheelchairs and pets. A VR InterCity train is a…