Trunk bus 600orTallink ferry to Tallinn, by P train and tram?

600 · HSLTrunk bus 600

From

Bus station in front of the terminal on the arrivals level, platform 10

To

Rautatientori, the square beside Helsinki Central Station, via Käpylä, Sörnäinen and Hakaniemi — not via Pasila station

Luggage

An ordinary city bus with no hold; bags travel with you.

Runs

04:22–03:54

Journey

36–66 min

This is the night answer. Between the last train at 01:22 (02:22 at weekends) and the first at 04:52 it is the way into the city, every 20 to 30 minutes, for the same EUR 4.50.

By day it is slower than either train: HSL's timetable gives 51 to 66 minutes against Finavia's "approximately 40", which is the night running time.

It stops for 28 minutes on weekday mornings (03:54 to 04:22) and about an hour on Saturday and Sunday mornings (03:54 to about 05:00).

It ends at Rautatientori, the bus square beside the station, not inside it; for Pasila take a train.

The ABC ticket again — the bus crosses the same zone boundary as the train.

Trunk bus 600: price for every party size

P→7/9→Tallink · VR and HSL, then TallinkTallink ferry to Tallinn, by P train and tram

From

Lentoasema station beneath the terminal, platform 1

To

Terminal D, Tallinn, in the Old City Harbour

Luggage

Tallink allows as many bags as you can carry; lockers and a luggage room at the terminal cost a small fee.

Runs

07:30–22:30

Journey

3 h 44 min

Tallink says to arrive an hour before. Registration closes 30 minutes before departure and the gate 20 minutes before; late arrivals need a new ticket.

Trams 7 and 9 both stop at Länsiterminaali 2, by the terminal; the HSL ticket bought for the train covers the tram.

The boat is dearer on some days and sailings, and last-minute tickets can cost more, so check the price for your sailing.

Tallink ferry to Tallinn, by P train and tram: price for every party size