Location and transportation
Finlandia Hall is located in the centre of Helsinki on Töölö Bay. It is easily accessible from the airport and the bus and railway stations. Tram and bus stops can be found right in front of the building. We are a short walk from the city centre. Visitors are also welcome to use our car park, which has space for 400 cars.
How to get there
There is space for over 400 cars in the car park. Access is from Mannerheimintie via Karamzininkatu.
Our street address is: Mannerheimintie 13 e, FI-00100 Helsinki, Finland.
Trams 4, 7 and 10 stop at Mannerheimintie next to Finlandia Hall
(National Museum's stop).
Finlandia Hall’s taxi stand is on the Karamzininranta side in front of the K1 entrance. If necessary, a taxi can be called to the Mannerheimintie side.
As a result of the work on the extension of Finlandia Hall, there will be special temporary arrangements in the parking area and at the entrances on the Karamzininranta side.
- The K2, K3 and K4 entrances on the Karamzininranta side have been joined together. The two new entrances thus formed are clearly marked. The K1 and K5 entrances are unaltered.
- The parking area is available and has over 400 spaces. The parking area is reached via by driving along Karamzininranta from Mannerheimintie.
- Parking spaces marked for disabled and mobility-impaired users are on the Mannerheimintie side of Finlandia Hall, just by the M2 entrance. These spaces can be accessed from Mannerheimintie at the ‘Hakasalmen huvila’ (Hakasalmi Villa) signpost.
Please note that during the extension work, Finlandia Hall’s grounds and parking area will be exposed to noise from the construction work.
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M1 Congress wing |
K1 Congress wing |
