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The Turku region benefits from an excellent strategic position in relation to markets in Scandinavia, northern Europe, Russia and China. Turku forms part of some of northern Europe’s most important transport routes, including the Nordic triangle transport axis, connecting the Nordic capitals and St Petersburg.
The region offers the best freight links between Finland and Scandinavia. A number of services depart from the area daily for Stockholm and Sweden’s most densely populated areas are a maximum of 24hrs away from Turku.
Gateway to the west for passenger traffic
Turku harbour, or the Port of Turku, has good ship connections to the west. Viking Line and Tallink Silja have daily morning and evening departures from Turku and Stockholm. The ships stop by Åland on the way and stay only for a little more than an hour at the harbours where they turn.
The architectural competition organised by the Port of Turku for the passenger terminal within the Ferry Terminal Turku projec
The architecture agencies behind the chosen proposals will continue to finalise their designs until the end of April, after which the winner of the
Almost twenty planning groups signed up for the contest that is arranged as a public procurement.
Perhaps the most interesting part of the Ferry Terminal project is the new passenger terminal, which will be shared by both shipping companies, Vik
As there are more than 200 ports operating in the Baltic Sea Region, the thematic on how to develop the mobility surrounding the ports in a holisti
Passenger and cargo transports are very important to the City, and we want to offer the best possible conditions for the development of