Tallinn - Helsinki Flight Ticket

About Tallinn

Tallinn is a port city and is defined as the capital of Estonia. The city is divided into three main parts. The first of these is the Cathedral Hill and is the area where the Estonian parliament is located. The second part is called Old town. It is the area where ordinary people live. In addition, the third part is farmers living in rural areas. The historical part of the city is included in the Unesco world heritage. The city has art, music and defense academies in the field of education, and there are also institutes in the city. In sea transportation, many countries such as Sweden, Russia and Germany can be reached by ferry services. The largest lake in the city is Ülemiste and this lake is also used for the city's drinking water.

About Helsinki

Located on a peninsula overlooking the Baltic Sea on the northern coast of Finland, Helsinki is the lifeblood of the country as Finland's capital, largest city, most populous city and cultural capital. It is called the "White City of the North" due to its architecture where light-colored granite stones are used extensively. The city, which impresses with its natural beauties as it is surrounded by the sea and green areas, is also a very cultured city with its art galleries, museums and exhibition palaces.

It is a very suitable city for exploring by bike and walking, as long as the weather is not too cold. Helsinki has a very cold climate and the average highest temperature in June and August is between 19-22 °C, so we recommend that you go between these dates. Finnish and Swedish are the official languages of the country, but Finnish is more used. It is a city with a very high level of culture and where you can feel peace while walking around its streets. When these features are combined with its natural beauties, it becomes one of the popular destinations for tourists. You can explore Helsinki by bike as soon as possible with the Helsinki flight ticket that you can quickly access from our website.

Places to Visit in Helsinki

• Soumenlinna Island : This tiny island, which is among the leading beauties of the country, is the most frequented spot for tourists in Helsinki. There are several museums, submarine ruins, bridges and castles on this sweet island, which you can reach with a 15-minute boat ride.
• Uspenski Cathedral : The largest Orthodox church in Western Europe, Uspenski Cathedral clearly reflects Russian architecture with its red bricks and gold-covered domes. Entrance to the church, which closes at 16.00, is free.
• Senate Square and Helsinki Cathedral : One of the most important squares of the city. The square, surrounded by works from the period of Russian rule, is one of the most visually beautiful places in the city. In the middle of the square is the Helsinki Cathedral in all its glory.
• Kauppotori : Shopping point for local people and tourists. It is one of the places to go to taste Helsinki's food and feel the pulse of the city.
• National Museum of Finland : It is a museum that contains works by Finnish artists, from Rococo portraiture of the 18th century to experimental art movements of the 20th century. It includes Kiasma Contemporary Art Museum, Ateneum Art Museum and Sinebrychoff Art Museum. Entry is free.
• Tamppeliaukio Church : It is a very interesting church as it was carved and built into one of the old solid rocks of Helsinki. It hosts many concerts with its well-made acoustics.

With the ones on the list and many other contemporary designs, Helsinki is a city that forces you to constantly travel and wonder more. You can choose the Helsinki flight that suits you best and take a stroll in this cultured city as soon as possible.

Helsinki Flight Ticket Prices

If you want to go to Helsinki and do it in the safest, cheapest but also most comfortable way, you can choose the one that best suits your budget among the Helsinki flight ticket prices on our page and be in Helsinki immediately with a flight that does not neglect your comfort.

Helsinki is one of the most populous and largest cities in terms of population within the borders of Finland. The city is located on the Baltic Sea, on the coast of the Gulf of Finland in the southern part of the country. When we look at the last census, we see that 564,643 people live in the city. The city's neighboring cities include Espoo, Vantaa and Kauniainen. Two different languages are used in the city: Finnish and Swedish. Since it is a city that forms the passageways of the country, it has improved itself in every field.

It is the lifeblood of the country, especially in terms of business, finance, fashion, medicine, entertainment, media and culture. There are many museums, exhibition palaces, galleries and stages in the city. One of the country's newspapers, exhibition palaces, galleries and scenes, is printed in this city. When we look at the communities living in the city, we see Russia, Estonia, Sweden, Somalia, Serbia, China, Iraq and Germany.