Buses and trains from Helsinki to Lahti - View Schedules and Buy Tickets from 3,99 €

The cheapest way to travel from Helsinki to Lahti is by bus, with tickets from 3.99 €. Train tickets start from 16.50 €. Compare and book on Perille.fi.

On this route, Prices range from 3,99 € to 22,40 € by bus. Prices range from 16,50 € to 25,40 € by train.. Enter your travel date above to compare and see which is cheaper for your trip.

You can travel from Helsinki to Lahti by both bus and train.

The distance between Helsinki and Lahti by bus is approximately 99 - 169 km, with travel time starting from 52 minutes. The distance by train is approximately 99 - 128 km, with journey time starting from 52 minutes.

Prices range from 3,99 € to 22,40 € by bus. Prices range from 16,50 € to 25,40 € by train.

This route is operated by the following companies: VR, HSL, OnniBus, Matkahuolto

You can easily buy a ticket on Perille.fi. Enter your departure and destination in the search field, compare prices and timetables, choose a suitable connection, and purchase your ticket directly through our service.

Lahti is Finland's sporting capital, famous for its iconic ski jump towers at Salpausselkä and the Sports Museum. The Sibelius Hall is an architectural masterpiece hosting concerts. Lake Vesijärvi offers scenic waterfront walks, and the region has excellent cycling and hiking trails. Lahti was named European Green Capital 2021.

Definitely — Lahti is only about one hour from Helsinki by train, making it one of the easiest day trips from the capital. Frequent train departures mean you can spend just a few hours or the whole day. Compare options on Perille.fi.

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Most Finnish bus and train operators allow standard luggage at no extra charge. Buses usually have storage space under the vehicle, and trains have designated luggage areas in each car. Policies on size and weight limits vary by operator, so check with your carrier if you have oversized or additional bags.