Ferry Travel
The West Terminal is located here; allow extra time for boarding if you are heading to Tallinn.





Jätkäsaari is one of Helsinki's most significant urban transformations, evolving from an industrial port into a contemporary residential and commercial hub. Located on the city's southwestern edge, the district is famous for its distinctive brick buildings and innovative urban planning. It serves as a vital transport link, housing the West Terminal where frequent ferries connect Helsinki to Tallinn. Visitors can explore the rugged coastline, enjoy the fresh sea breeze, and witness the ongoing development of a neighborhood that blends functional modern living with a deep connection to its maritime heritage.
Jätkäsaari is one of Helsinki's most significant urban transformations, evolving from an industrial port into a contemporary residential and commercial hub. Located on the city's southwestern edge, the district is famous for its distinctive brick buildings and innovative urban planning. It serves as a vital transport link, housing the West Terminal where frequent ferries connect Helsinki to Tallinn. Visitors can explore the rugged coastline, enjoy the fresh sea breeze, and witness the ongoing development of a neighborhood that blends functional modern living with a deep connection to its maritime heritage.
Striking contemporary brick architecture and urban design.
Major ferry hub at the West Terminal connecting to Tallinn.
Scenic waterfront walking and cycling paths along the Baltic.
Expansive sea views from the rugged southwestern coastline.
Ongoing construction as the neighborhood continues to expand and develop.
Windy conditions are common due to the open maritime location.
High volume of foot and vehicle traffic near the ferry terminal during peak hours.
The West Terminal is located here; allow extra time for boarding if you are heading to Tallinn.
Tram lines 7 and 9 provide frequent and easy access from the Helsinki city center.
Modern urban exploration and scenic harbor walks.
EUR €
$120-$200 p/day
Finnish, Swedish, English
Rent a city bike to easily navigate the wide boulevards and waterfront paths.
June-August
Crisp air and increasing daylight make it a great time for coastal walks.
The best time to enjoy the waterfront terraces and the lively harbor atmosphere.
Experience the dramatic Baltic Sea weather, but dress for wind and rain.
The area can be very cold and windy; the frozen sea views are stunning but require warm layers.