Helsinki Card

The Helsinki Card allows for free access to major museums and tourist attractions, enhancing your stay in the city.

What is the Helsinki Card?

The Helsinki Card is a tourist card for accessing main attractions. Reservations can be made for the Helsinki Card or the Helsinki Region Card, which also covers Espoo, Kauniainen, and Vantaa.

What is included in each card?

The Helsinki Card types offer various benefits:

Helsinki Card

Entry to major museums including Ateneum Art Museum (closed until 14 April 2023), Kiasma Contemporary Art, Temppeliaukio Church, Amos Rex, and Museum of DesignHelsinki sightseeing tour (October to April) and canal cruise (May to September)Unlimited public transport in Helsinki (zones AB)Digital Guide of HelsinkiDiscounts at select shops and restaurants

Helsinki Region Card

This card includes all Helsinki Card benefits plus:

Public transport in Espoo, Kauniainen, and Vantaa (zones ABC)Train transport to/from Helsinki Airport

How does it work?

The Helsinki Card is valid once first used for 24, 48, or 72 hours. For instance, a 48-hour card activated on Tuesday at 11 am remains valid until Thursday at 10:59 am. Access to attractions is limited to one visit, except for transport. Children under 7 do not need a reservation.

Pickup

You can collect your Helsinki Card at:

Hotel Holiday Inn Helsinki City Centre, Elielinaukio 5. Open Monday to Friday. Note: it will close for renovations on August 24, 2024.Stockmann Department Store Service Point, Aleksanterinkatu 52, 8th floor. Open Monday to Friday 10 am-8 pm; Saturday 10 am-7 pm; Sunday 12-6 pm.Excess Baggage Airport Services, Helsinki-Vantaa Airport. Open daily 5 am-9 pm.Stromma Sales Kiosk, Market Square. Open daily May 1 to September 30.Panorama Sightseeing, Esplanade Park, opens daily at 11 am and Saturdays at 1:30 pm (October 1 to December 31). Will close for renovations on August 24, 2024.