Transportation
Use the K and P commuter trains for a direct 25-minute journey to Helsinki Central Station.





Koivukylä, also known by its Swedish name Björkby, is a district situated in the city of Vantaa within the Uusimaa region. Primarily a residential hub, it provides an authentic glimpse into Finnish daily life away from the typical tourist centers. The neighborhood is built around its railway station, which offers frequent service to Helsinki, making it a convenient location for commuters and travelers alike. With a mix of mid-century and modern apartment architecture interspersed with birch-lined paths and parks, it serves a diverse local population and provides all essential amenities within walking distance of the transit hub.
Koivukylä, also known by its Swedish name Björkby, is a district situated in the city of Vantaa within the Uusimaa region. Primarily a residential hub, it provides an authentic glimpse into Finnish daily life away from the typical tourist centers. The neighborhood is built around its railway station, which offers frequent service to Helsinki, making it a convenient location for commuters and travelers alike. With a mix of mid-century and modern apartment architecture interspersed with birch-lined paths and parks, it serves a diverse local population and provides all essential amenities within walking distance of the transit hub.
Frequent commuter train connections to Helsinki Central.
Quiet residential environment with integrated green spaces.
Authentic Finnish suburban atmosphere.
Proximity to the extensive walking trails of Vantaa.
The area is primarily residential with limited traditional tourist attractions.
Koivukylä is located in HSL transport zone B; ensure your ticket covers this zone.
The district is very quiet at night compared to the Helsinki city center.
Use the K and P commuter trains for a direct 25-minute journey to Helsinki Central Station.
Look for signs for 'Björkby' on public transport, as this is the official Swedish name for the district.
Local living and easy rail access to the Helsinki capital region.
EUR €
$80-$150 p/day
Finnish, Swedish, English
Most grocery stores, pharmacies, and local services are conveniently located in the immediate vicinity of the train station.
May-September
Watch the local parks come to life as the snow melts and the birch trees begin to bud.
Enjoy the long Nordic daylight hours by exploring the pedestrian paths and nearby forest belts.
Experience the 'ruska' season as the many birch trees in the area turn vibrant shades of yellow.
The neighborhood is well-maintained for pedestrians, offering a serene, snowy landscape.