Public Transport
Use the HSL app to easily navigate the bus routes connecting Suutarila to the Tikkurila and Puistola train stations.





Suutarila, known in Swedish as Skomakarböle, is a well-established residential district situated in North Helsinki. Home to nearly 20,000 residents, the area is characterized by its family-friendly environment and a blend of detached houses and apartment blocks. It is bordered by the Keravanjoki river, which provides scenic spots for outdoor recreation and walking. While primarily a residential hub, its location in the Uusimaa region allows visitors to experience the quieter side of Finnish life while remaining within a short commute of Helsinki's vibrant city center and the airport.
Suutarila, known in Swedish as Skomakarböle, is a well-established residential district situated in North Helsinki. Home to nearly 20,000 residents, the area is characterized by its family-friendly environment and a blend of detached houses and apartment blocks. It is bordered by the Keravanjoki river, which provides scenic spots for outdoor recreation and walking. While primarily a residential hub, its location in the Uusimaa region allows visitors to experience the quieter side of Finnish life while remaining within a short commute of Helsinki's vibrant city center and the airport.
Tranquil residential streets with a genuine local feel.
Proximity to the scenic Keravanjoki river and nature paths.
Well-connected to the broader Helsinki public transport network.
A mix of modern Finnish architecture and green suburban spaces.
The area is primarily residential with fewer hotel options than central Helsinki.
It is a quiet neighborhood, which may not suit those looking for nightlife.
A car or familiarity with the bus system is helpful for exploring the immediate surroundings.
Use the HSL app to easily navigate the bus routes connecting Suutarila to the Tikkurila and Puistola train stations.
Take a walk along the Keravanjoki river for a peaceful nature experience within the city limits.
Quiet residential stays and experiencing suburban Finnish life.
EUR €
$100-$180 p/day
Finnish, Swedish, English
Most shopping and dining options are concentrated in nearby Tikkurila or the Jumbo Shopping Centre.
May-September
A lovely time to see the suburban gardens begin to bloom as the snow melts.
Enjoy the long daylight hours and the lush greenery of the nearby riverbanks.
The residential streets are particularly scenic during the 'ruska' season when leaves change color.
Experience a quiet, snowy Finnish winter; the area is peaceful and well-maintained for pedestrians.