Getting Around
The area is well-connected to Helsinki's city center via public buses and nearby train stations.





Siltamäki, also known by its Swedish name Brobacka, is a tranquil residential area situated in the northern part of the Helsinki metropolitan area within the Uusimaa region. Home to a population of approximately 8,000, the district is defined by its family-friendly atmosphere and abundant greenery. One of its primary highlights is the proximity to the Keravanjoki river, which provides scenic paths for walking, cycling, and enjoying the Finnish outdoors. While the area is largely residential, it serves as an excellent base for travelers who prefer a quiet, local environment over the high-energy city center. Visitors can easily reach central Helsinki via a reliable public transportation network, making it a convenient spot for exploring the wider region while enjoying the comforts of a peaceful suburban neighborhood.
Siltamäki, also known by its Swedish name Brobacka, is a tranquil residential area situated in the northern part of the Helsinki metropolitan area within the Uusimaa region. Home to a population of approximately 8,000, the district is defined by its family-friendly atmosphere and abundant greenery. One of its primary highlights is the proximity to the Keravanjoki river, which provides scenic paths for walking, cycling, and enjoying the Finnish outdoors. While the area is largely residential, it serves as an excellent base for travelers who prefer a quiet, local environment over the high-energy city center. Visitors can easily reach central Helsinki via a reliable public transportation network, making it a convenient spot for exploring the wider region while enjoying the comforts of a peaceful suburban neighborhood.
Scenic walking trails along the Keravanjoki river.
Peaceful suburban atmosphere away from city noise.
Convenient public transport links to central Helsinki.
Abundant local greenery and community parks.
Siltamäki is primarily a residential district with fewer hotels than central Helsinki.
Public transport is reliable, but checking schedules in advance is recommended for late-night travel.
The area is very quiet, making it better suited for families or those seeking a peaceful stay.
The area is well-connected to Helsinki's city center via public buses and nearby train stations.
Explore the trails along the Keravanjoki river, which offers a scenic natural border to the district.
Quiet residential stays and exploring the local nature trails of Uusimaa.
EUR €
$100-$180 p/day
Finnish, Swedish, English
While Finnish is primary, you will see Swedish names like Brobacka on signs as it is an official language.
June-August
Experience the awakening of Finnish nature as the snow melts and local parks turn green.
Enjoy the best weather for outdoor activities and the famous 'white nights' with extended daylight.
A great time to witness the 'ruska' or autumn colors in the surrounding Uusimaa forests.
Expect cold temperatures and snow; it's a quiet time perfect for experiencing a traditional Finnish winter.