Myyrmäki Railway Station
Myyrmäki station is located in the northern upper part of Helsinki city (Vantaa), and it is a very important point for Myyrmäki residents and the surrounding area to connect to the city center and the airport. The station serves both routes. You can reach the city center in 20 minutes and the airport in 16 minutes.
Direct Airport Connection: Myyrmäki is on the Ring Rail Line (I and P trains), providing a direct connection to Helsinki Airport in just 16 minutes – faster than getting to the city center!
Station Map
If you can’t find any part of the station, there are two options. Either what you’re looking for isn’t there, or you can find it and know where it is using the map below. By clicking on it, you’ll see a complete and detailed map of all the services, connections, and important points of this station. Such as the different platforms and the direction the train travels on each platform, to avoid confusion and boarding a train going in the wrong direction. So don’t hesitate to take a look.
On the other hand, if you want to know how to get there, we’ve also included a Google Maps map so you can more easily locate and see the different routes easily and conveniently. The address is Myyrmäki Railway Station, located at Jönsaksentie 6, 01600 Vantaa, in case you didn’t know the address. With this, you won’t have any problems getting to and from the station.
Click here to display the station map with all the details
Routes / Trains
You can see the schedules for the two lines operating from the station below. In this case, they are lines I and P, which run from Helsinki city center to the airport. And the line that circles Helsinki on the north and east sides, passing through Vantaa in a circular shape that looks like a heart.
From these schedules, you’ll see the different times and at what minutes trains run on each line, in both directions. They also show which platforms they run on. Still, these schedules can sometimes be wrong, because if there’s a delay or problem with the train, it won’t show here. That’s why we recommend using HSL or some other official site where you can see real-time train schedules and where the train you want to board is running.
Line I
Helsinki Central ↔ Airport
Ring Line (clockwise direction)
Line P
Helsinki Central ↔ Airport
Ring Line (counter-clockwise direction)
If you want to explore all the station-specific schedules in more detail, you can do so by clicking here.
Bus Connections
If you want to use the buses near the station, you can see the lines and platforms below:
- 30 Eira (Platform 20)
- 30 Honkasuo (Platform 18)
- 37 Kamppi (Platform 13)
- 300 Elielinaukio (Platform 17)
- 311 Hämeenkylä (Platform 19)
- 311 Kaivoksela (Platform 21)
- 313 Kaivoksela/Hämeenkylä (Platform 14)
- 335 Linnainen (Platform 19)
- 335 Askisto (Platform 21)
- U375 Saarijärvi (Platform 16)
- 520 Matinkylä (Platform 18)
- 520 Martinlaakso (Platform 21)
- 530 Matinkylä (Platform 15)
- 560 Honkasuo (Platform 18)
- 560 Rastila (Platform 20)
- 571 Tikkurila (Platform 12)
- 574 Peijas (Platform 12)
- Replacement buses to Helsinki (Platform 19)
- Replacement buses to Airport (Platform 20)
Night Bus Lines
There are also night buses, which are the following:
- 415N Airport (Platform 12)
- 415N Elielinaukio (Platform 16)
- 436N Kalajärvi (Platform 12)
- 436N Elielinaukio (Platform 16)
Arriving Trains at Myyrmäki
If you want to see the arrival of the next trains at this station, you have several options. And here we’ve compiled the best and most reliable platforms you can use. So you can see each of them with one click and also verify the information. Sometimes there are some stations whose information is not up to date.
If you want to go directly to the official one, use HSL, where you only need to enter the station name and the next departures and arrivals will appear. It’s that easy. So if you notice your train isn’t arriving, you’re very likely to find the answer on these sites.
Departing Trains from Myyrmäki
Departures from this station can also be found through the following links. With a compilation from the best sources and sites, you’ll find pages where you can quickly and easily see when the next train is leaving, and hopefully you can catch it. And if you can’t, you can always take the next one.
It’s very important to look at which platform it is to avoid confusion when you think your train is leaving and it’s actually a train coming from the opposite direction. So keep this in mind too and look carefully at the direction of each departure to avoid confusion. Use several of the following links to make sure the information is correct.
Train Tickets
From this station, you can reach different destinations depending on the operating lines. However, in both cases, there are only two possible tickets you can buy: an AB ticket to Helsinki or a BC ticket if you’re going to the airport or the airport area in Zone C. If you don’t know how the zones work, don’t worry, just below you’ll see a map of the zones and how they’re divided.
In either case, the price of a single ticket is €3.10. You can buy it online from the button below, where you’ll find all the information you need for the ticket. Either through the app or through the website. And if you don’t want to buy a ticket online, you can always buy your ticket from the station’s ticket machines or from stores like R-Kioski, where they’ll help you if you have any questions about tickets, which ticket to use, and the different options that exist. Especially if you’re traveling more than once, you can save money by buying a season ticket instead of a single ticket.
Myyrmäki is in Zone B. Helsinki city center is in Zone A, and the Airport is in Zone C. Since Myyrmäki is in the middle, you only need a 2-zone ticket (€3.10) to reach either destination!
If you want to see these prices in PDF format, you can do so by clicking here.
Parking
There are several parking areas near this station, most of which are paid, except for the station parking area, which you’ll see first below. All parking areas are a maximum of 5-6 minutes walk away, and there are different types of parking areas from indoor to outdoor. You can also compare prices and find out which is the cheapest if you can’t get into the station parking area, which is the cheapest.
Remember that you need to show your ticket to pay less, otherwise you’ll be charged the regular price. All the information about each parking area is below.
The station parking area offers special discounted rates when you show a valid public transport ticket: only €1/16h instead of €5/16h. This makes it one of the cheapest parking options in the Helsinki area for commuters!
Myyrmäki Parking Area (Station Parking)
Walking distance: 2 minutes from the station (Punamultapolku P1)
Address: Punamultapolku 3, 01600 Vantaa, Finland
Phone: +358 9 839 11
Open: 24 hours
Parking spaces: 58
Disabled parking: 2 (free)
Discounted with transit ticket| Price Type | With Ticket | Without Ticket |
|---|---|---|
| 16 hours | €1.00 | €5.00 |
| 24 hours | €6.00 | €10.00 |
| 48 hours | €16.00 | €20.00 |
Aimo Park | Myyrmanni
Walking distance: 5 minutes from the station
Address: Punamultapolku 4, 01600 Vantaa, Finland
Phone: +358 20 781 2400
Number of spaces: 1000
Price: 2h free parking, then €1.00/hour
First 2 hours freeClick here to visit the website.
Rödmyllestigen 7 Parking
Walking distance: 2 minutes from the station
Address: Rödmyllestigen 7, 01600 Vantaa, Finland
Phone: +358 9 4766 4000
Aimo Park | Liesikuja (Outdoor)
Walking distance: 3 minutes from the station
Address: Liesitori 1, 01600 Vantaa, Finland
Phone: +358 20 781 2400
Number of spaces: 36
Price: 1 hour free with parking disc, then €1.00/h – €4.00/12h via Taskuparkki app
First hour freeClick here to visit the website.
Aimo Park | Liesikuja Isomyyri
Walking distance: 2 minutes from the station
Address: Liesikuja 1, 01600 Vantaa, Finland
Phone: +358 20 781 2400
Number of spaces: 407
First hour free| Prices and Products | Price |
|---|---|
| First hour | Free |
| Short-term parking per hour | €1.00 |
| Short-term parking per 12h | €4.00 |
| Monthly parking | €30.00 |
Click here to visit the website.
Luggage Storage
According to our research, we noticed that there are no lockers or place to leave suitcases. And if you’re wondering why. It’s because there aren’t many stations that offer these services. And those that do are usually stations with long-distance connections. So if it’s a station with only short trips and routes or short distances, there won’t be lockers.
This is because they’re generally not needed for same-day return trips. Unlike trains that run for several hours. Now you know when you can expect to find a luggage storage and when you can’t.
Contact Information
Do you still have doubts after this detailed guide? If so, we’re sorry we haven’t been able to help you solve your problems or doubts. That’s why we couldn’t skip this section. There you’ll find contact information that will allow you to resolve doubts you haven’t found here, and best of all, easily and quickly.
Just use the different channels to be in contact with a customer service representative who handles these train routes and get an answer. As well as various options for contacting them, as you’ll see below.