Helsinki Central Station Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Helsinki Central Station (Helsingin päärautatieasema in Finnish) is an important transportation hub in Helsinki, the capital of Finland, and one of the city's landmark buildings. Nearly 200,000 passengers board and alight at the train station every day. Coupled with the grand building that combines ancient and modern architecture, it has become the busiest attraction in Finland.

Attractions distribution:

The Central Railway Station is located on the east side of Mannerheimintie. It has a large area and an ancient appearance. The train station has a main entrance and a west entrance, of which the main entrance is the most imposing. Tall human statues stand on both sides with arched lattice windows above; there is a bell tower next to it; there are halls, main halls and multiple platforms in the station, and there are bookstores, There are service facilities such as cafes and restaurants, and the underground can also be directly connected to the subway station. The entire building is full of Baltic romance and is a superb work of art.

Scenic spot features:

architecture