Public Transport in Finland - 4 Ways to EASILY Get Around! 🚌

Travelling in Finland is actually quite easy once you know how to use the public transport in Finland. In this video I will teach you how to use the buses, local trains, trams and metro in Helsinki. Note that buses work similarly all over Finland but at the moment trams, metro and local trains are only in use in Helsinki area.

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[janmarjamaa]

I noticed how organized and clean public transportation is in Finland. It's impressive.

[jasonriggs]

This helped me get around like a boss for 3 weeks! Thank you!

[bsompie]

Amazing and useful videos. Flying there this weekend. Thanks for the info

[martinanderko]

I appriciate your info about transport

[clarawidianarko]

Thanks for the video! Will come to Helsinki next week :) Kiitos!

[geert]

Thanks for the video, it's my first summer holiday in Finland now. I'm looking forward to the video about long distance traveling as I'm about to hike with friends Oulanka next week.

[Oktytto]

I’m going back to Finland 🇫🇮 in 2 weeks so I’m intrested in this amazing channel

[travelstagram]

Amazing video!! Thank you for sharing it ✈️

[misschris]

Crazy! I was looking up ways to travel about in Finland earlier today. I can't believe how much research I've been putting into this- I may actually go! The goal is to fly from Los Angeles to Helsinki, and travel to Tampere and Turku. Jazzed for this video, as I'm looking into visiting this September!

[FootballFinn]

Thanks, I’ll be in Helsinki in December.

[sashkarivman]

Perfect, very usefull and clear. Just question, should I validate 2-day paper ticket at tram ?

[tomasmogos]

I'm happy with your lesson plan! 👌👍

[ArvalVampire]

Today i left Helsinki after a month, this video came a little late hahahaha but i learned about how to use public transport menwhile i was staying there, never used the train but it seems is pretty easy. The first time i used the metro i was so confused because in my country (Chile), the metro train always came from the left and in Helsinki is from the right

[ButterFly-zhho]

It's exactly the same in France, except for the use of the same tickets for several types of transport, it starts to be done but it's different companies so sometimes only the correspondence from a vehicle to another allows the use of the ticket of the other company.

[MannyWalks]

Kiitos Aleksi!
These last videos came just on time, 'cause I'm coming this Sunday there :D
I can't wait!!

[teekoo]

The 'cash only' in buses varies from city to city. Some companies accept cards, but cash is the safe bet if you are buying the ticket from the bus

[trueloveldr]

New subscribe can i ask were is the public fishing here in espoo kiitos paljon.

[SuzanaValenca]

I used HSL app for metro rides in Helsinki and it was pretty smooth. Do you have a video about using bikes? I wanted to try but got nervous about doing something wrong.

[travellersim]

Hi there guys, I’m from malaysia here, maybe planning to go to Rovaniemi for solo travelling since I haven’t been travel for 2 years.

Few questions here:

1. May I ask that if I’m travelling to Finland with just cash without any debit or credit card, would it be ok? As I’m just a teenager, just travelling with cash, haven’t own a debit or credit card yet.

2. What type of buses u can get from Rovaniemi airport to Rovaniemi city ? Also I saw the Airport express buses has been temporarily halted their operations too .

3. If I on board the bus in Rovaniemi like example from Rovaniemi bus station to the Arctic glass igloo village bus station, can I pay with cash directly to the driver, without using any credit or debit card?

[sos]

Also one difference between a bus and a tram is that you don't have to wave the tram to make it stop