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Helsinki Airport Taxis

Top tips for your taxi from Helsinki Airport

TRAINED DRIVERS

Hand picked & english speaking drivers

LOW PRICES

Same price as a regular Taxi from the line

FLIGHT MONITORING

Drivers are always on time

QUALITY SUPPORT

24/7 Email & Phone support

Getting a taxi from Helsinki Airport

There’s nothing better after a flight than stepping into a private car and making your way directly to your hotel so you can relax. That’s why we recommend taking a quick and comfortable Helsinki Airport taxi, so you can avoid navigating the crowds and public transport.

Metered taxis are available 24 hours a day from the Helsinki Airport taxi rank and they offer direct journeys all over the city. A ride into the city center of Helsinki will take just 25 minutes, while a trip to the beautiful waterfront city of Espoo will take 30 minutes. For a door-to-door journey, there’s no better option than taking a taxi from Helsinki Airport.

TRAINED DRIVERS

Hand picked & english speaking drivers

LOW PRICES

Same price as a regular Taxi from the line

FLIGHT MONITORING

Drivers are always on time

QUALITY SUPPORT

24/7 Email & Phone support

How much does a taxi cost?

Taxi prices Day time
(05:00 - 24:00)
Night time
(00:00 - 05:00)
Duration
FROM HELSINKI AIRPORT TO CITY CENTER 45 € 48 € 25 MIN
FROM HELSINKI AIRPORT TO HELSINKI TRAIN STATION 40 € 43 € 20 MIN
FROM HELSINKI AIRPORT TO ESPOO 50 € 53 € 30 MIN
FROM HELSINKI AIRPORT TO FERRY TERMINAL 40 € 43 € 23 MIN

Helsinki Airport taxi price

Helsinki Airport taxi rates are calculated using a taximeter based on the distance you travel. There are no fixed fares for journeys originating at the airport, but you can expect to be charged a base fare of €5.30 during the day and €8.30 at night (22:00 to 06:00). There will also be a cost per km of €1.39 for up to 2 passengers and €1.67 for up to 4 passengers. 

For example, when taking a taxi from Helsinki Airport to the city center, you can expect to pay around €45 during the day and €48 at night for this 20 km journey. If you’re heading to the Helsinki Train Station, you can expect a journey time of 20 minutes and a cost of around €40 during the day and €43 when traveling at night. 

For the peace of mind that comes with a fixed fare, with no hidden extra costs, we suggest pre-booking your taxi service from Helsinki Airport with Welcome Pickups.

Welcome Pickups taxi fleet

yello taxi sign on top of red cab in helsinki finland

CAR TYPE

Helsinki Airport taxi (sedan)

number of passengers

1-4

price to Airport to City Center

€53

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Where can I find a Helsinki Airport taxi?

There are two different terminals at Helsinki Airport, Terminal 1 and Terminal 2. Each terminal has its own taxi rank open 24 hours a day. You will see the long line of taxis with a bright yellow ‘TAXI’ sign on top as you exit the Arrivals Hall of each terminal. It’s also worth noting that during peak travel times and rush hour, you may have up to a 15-minute wait for your taxi from Helsinki Airport.

To avoid having to wait for your ride, you can always pre-book your taxi from the airport in Helsinki with a private company such as Welcome Pickups, to enjoy personalized and seamless transportation.

Useful Helsinki Airport taxi tips

  1. Ensure your Helsinki Airport taxi driver resets the meter to the correct base fare for the time of day.
  2. Traveling from Helsinki Airport at night will be around €3 more expensive.
  3. There will be an airport surcharge of €2 and a cost of €2 per piece of heavy luggage added to your fare.
  4. You can usually pay for your Helsinki Airport taxi by credit card. However, carrying cash in euros is always advised in case there’s an issue with their card reader.
  5. Tipping your Helsinki taxi driver isn’t obligatory but is always appreciated. You can round up your fare or add 10% as a tip.
  6. Taking a Helsinki Airport taxi is safe if you travel with a licensed driver. Be sure to check for the driver’s unique taxi ID in the front window, these must always be displayed.
  7. Most drivers in Helsinki speak fluent English. However, it’s still a good idea to write down your hotel’s address to avoid any miscommunication.
  8. Pre-booking your taxi from Helsinki Airport with a private company such as Welcome Pickups will guarantee on-time pickups, English-speaking drivers, all-inclusive pricing, and 24-hour customer support.

Getting from Helsinki Airport to your hotel

After a long flight, the last thing you want to do is stand out in the freezing Finnish weather, waiting for your bus to arrive or cramming yourself onto crowded public transport with your heavy luggage in tow. Choosing a private and seamless ride from Helsinki Airport is a much better way to arrive in Finland.

That’s why taking a Helsinki Airport taxi is the best way to travel. Whether you’re in a large group, traveling with little ones, or a solo traveler with lots of luggage, a taxi will get you directly from the curb of the airport to the very door of your hotel in a matter of minutes.

Frequently asked questions

How much is a taxi from Helsinki Airport to the city?

If you take a local taxi from Helsinki Airport, you won’t be given a set-rate fee. The drivers will use a taximeter to calculate your fare based on the distance you travel to your final destination. The average cost of taking a taxi from Helsinki Airport to the city center is around €45. Still, additional fees may be added for traveling during rush hour, the number of passengers, and excess luggage.

How do I get a taxi at Helsinki Airport?

The Helsinki Airport taxi tank is open 24 hours a day. After exiting the Arrivals Hall of either Terminal 1 or Terminal 2 at Helsinki Airport, you will see the line of local taxis waiting to whisk you off to your destination.

Do taxis in Helsinki take credit cards?

You can pay for your Helsinki Airport taxi by credit card. Most drivers have a POS system set up to take card payments from all major card providers, however, there may be times when these machines aren’t working. Be sure to carry cash in euros for these situations unless you pre-book so that you can pay securely online.

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