Helsinki metropoliation area has a modern, easy-to-use, and reliable public transit system, which comprises of trains, trams, busses, ferries and metro.
The metropolitan area is divided into zones A–D, of which the most central zones A&B cover Helsinki city and parts of Espoo, including Aalto university. The airport is located in zone C.
Detailed ticket information and route planner can be found at the webpages of the
For parents travelling to Helsinki with children, the
The Honorary Reception by the city of Helsinki will be held in the Helsinki City Hall; street address: Pohjoisesplanadi 11-13.
The dinner cruise will leave from
There is an ATM in the Otaniemi metro station.
Lunch and coffee would be provided for all participants during the conference. See
Posters can be printed at Unigrafia (University print house). Unigrafia has many pick-up points around Helsinki area, and one of them is right next to Porthania building. Order online and choose to pick up at the pick-up point City Centre campus. Paper posters may take up to three working days to print.
You can use either the Eduroam or Helsinki city open networks at the conference venue.
The general mask recommendation has been lifted in the Helsinki Area. Despite the updated recommendations, each person may continue to use masks at their own discretion, for example, in indoor areas in which averting close contact is difficult. In particular, individuals who have not been vaccinated, and all who are susceptible to severe coronavirus disease regardless of vaccination status, should consider using a mask that also protects the user effectively.
It is still necessary to pay close attention to health security: we exercise good hand hygiene, maintain distances and refrain from participating in the conference if feeling ill.
The current COVID-19 regulations for travelling and entrance to Finland on e.g. the
We wish to keep you all safe, so if you feel any COVID-19 symptoms, feel sick or ill, please stay home.