Public Transport
The metro is the most efficient way to reach central Helsinki, with trains running every few minutes from the local station.





Mellunmäki is a settled residential district situated in the eastern reaches of Helsinki, Finland. It holds the distinction of being the site of the world's northernmost metro station, serving as a vital terminus for the city's transit network. The neighborhood is characterized by its functional architecture, interspersed with generous green spaces and walking paths that lead into the surrounding Finnish woodlands. While predominantly a quiet area for locals, its direct 20-minute metro link to the city center makes it a practical location for visitors seeking a more authentic, suburban perspective of Helsinki. The area provides essential local amenities centered around the transport hub, ensuring convenience within a relaxed, community-focused environment.
Mellunmäki is a settled residential district situated in the eastern reaches of Helsinki, Finland. It holds the distinction of being the site of the world's northernmost metro station, serving as a vital terminus for the city's transit network. The neighborhood is characterized by its functional architecture, interspersed with generous green spaces and walking paths that lead into the surrounding Finnish woodlands. While predominantly a quiet area for locals, its direct 20-minute metro link to the city center makes it a practical location for visitors seeking a more authentic, suburban perspective of Helsinki. The area provides essential local amenities centered around the transport hub, ensuring convenience within a relaxed, community-focused environment.
Eastern terminus of the Helsinki Metro system.
Home to the world's northernmost metro station.
Abundant green spaces and local walking trails.
Direct and frequent transit link to central Helsinki.
Quiet, community-oriented residential atmosphere.
The area is primarily residential, meaning there are fewer tourist attractions than in the central city area.
As the end of the line, you are almost guaranteed a seat on trains heading into central Helsinki.
Signs and maps feature both Finnish (Mellunmäki) and Swedish (Mellungsbacka) names.
The metro is the most efficient way to reach central Helsinki, with trains running every few minutes from the local station.
Take advantage of the nearby nature trails that connect the neighborhood to the surrounding forests and green belts.
Quiet residential living and easy metro access to central Helsinki.
EUR €
$120-$200 p/day
Finnish, Swedish, English
Grocery stores and basic services are conveniently located right next to the metro station hub for easy access.
June-August
Watch the landscape transform as the snow melts and local parks begin to green up during the mild transition to summer.
The best time for walking the nature trails and enjoying the long Nordic daylight hours in the surrounding woods.
Experience the 'ruska' or autumn colors in the many wooded areas surrounding the district as temperatures begin to drop.
Enjoy a snowy landscape that remains easily navigated thanks to the reliable underground metro system.