Outdoor Exploration
Take advantage of the seaside paths for walking or cycling along the Baltic coast.





Meri-Rastila, located in the eastern part of Helsinki within the Uusimaa region, is a residential district that offers a unique balance between city life and natural beauty. Situated along the coast, the area is characterized by its proximity to the sea and extensive forest trails, making it a popular spot for outdoor enthusiasts and those looking for a calm retreat. As a multicultural neighborhood, it features a variety of local services and is exceptionally well-connected to the heart of Helsinki by public transport. Visitors can enjoy the serene atmosphere, scenic views of the Finnish coastline, and the local parks that define this northern suburb.
Meri-Rastila, located in the eastern part of Helsinki within the Uusimaa region, is a residential district that offers a unique balance between city life and natural beauty. Situated along the coast, the area is characterized by its proximity to the sea and extensive forest trails, making it a popular spot for outdoor enthusiasts and those looking for a calm retreat. As a multicultural neighborhood, it features a variety of local services and is exceptionally well-connected to the heart of Helsinki by public transport. Visitors can enjoy the serene atmosphere, scenic views of the Finnish coastline, and the local parks that define this northern suburb.
Proximity to the Baltic Sea coastline.
Abundant green spaces and forested walking trails.
Easy access to central Helsinki via the metro system.
Diverse and multicultural local community.
Primarily a residential area with fewer tourist-focused attractions compared to the city center.
Beautiful coastal location with access to public beaches and nature reserves.
Excellent metro connectivity makes it a viable base for exploring the wider Helsinki area.
Take advantage of the seaside paths for walking or cycling along the Baltic coast.
Use the Helsinki Metro for a quick and easy connection to the city center.
Quiet residential stays and coastal nature walks.
EUR €
$100-$180 p/day
Finnish, Swedish, English
Visit the nearby Kallahti peninsula for some of the area's most beautiful natural scenery.
June-August
A great time to see the nature waking up; temperatures are cool but rising, perfect for hiking.
The best time for coastal walks and enjoying the long daylight hours by the sea.
Experience the changing colors of the Finnish forests in the local parks and nature paths.
Cold and snowy; the frozen coastline offers a unique and serene landscape for winter walks.