There are more than 24 airports in Finland. Many of them accept flights from Europe and other countries. He Helsinki-Vantaa International Airport south of the country is the largest in the country. It receives up to 30 international airlines and has daily connections with more than 20 cities in the world. He Tampere-Pirkkala to the southwest receives flights from Europe and is the gateway to the great lakes of the country.
The largest European airlines have connections from various cities in Spain to Helsinki. Regarding the premises:
Finnair: has daily flights from Madrid y Barcelona. The cities of Malaga, Tenerife, Las Palmas, Fuerteventura and Lanzarote also have direct flights during the week to Helsinki.
Blue 1: provides direct flights from Barcelona to Helsinki twice a week.
Air Finland: offers direct flights from Alicante, Malaga and the Canary Islands also twice a week.
Peak seasons in northernFinland It is from December to March, snow season. In addition, many local airlines are starting to provide charter services, which congests air traffic. During the summers (from June to August) many tourists arrive in the southern part of the country and the national holidays also begin. Therefore, during these times take precautions and make your reservation in advance.
Travel by ship from Germany, Poland, Estonia and Sweden they also provide fast access to the country. The prices are quite low. A cabin for four people can cost at least 50 euros. The trips last between 18 to 27 hours. It is recommended to reserve them 3 to 4 days in advance.
Finally, there are two daily train services from Saint Petersburg and Moscow.
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