Turku Day: Public Transport

Fölläri bikes

Turku city bikes, also known as fölläri bikes, have returned! Users will open and close the 3-speed bikes with the Donkey Republic smartphone app, which also displays information about the rental. The new city bike system includes stations with physical racks as well as virtual stations. You can drive the fölläri bike for one hour with the basic fee, after which the additional time price comes into effect

Föli buses 

The public transport runs according to Sunday timetables on Turku Day.
For routes and timetables, visit: www.foli.fi/en.

Föli water bus

The water bus runs from Martinsilta bridge (Itäinen Rantakatu) in Turku city centre to Ruissalo. Along the way, it calls at Forum Marinum, Ruissalo Shipyard and Pikisaari stop in Hirvensalo. All stops and both ships operating on this route are accessible. For more information and timetables, visit www.foli.fi/en/timetables-and-routes/water-bus

Funicular

An accessible funicular operates between Linnankatu and Kakolanmäki hill from 5:00 to 24:00.

City ferry Föri

The ferry that takes you across the river between Tervahovinkatu and Wechterinkuja follows the summer timetable on Turku Day from 6:15 to 23:00, after which it will start operating on the winter schedule.

Pikkuföri ferry

On Turku Day, the ferry operates across the river between Suomen Joutsen (stop behind the ship) and Telakkaranta from 12:00 to 18:00.

Free of charge bus rides between Kakolanmäki Wastewater Treatment Plant and Turku Waterworks Museum

A free bus transportation will ride from Kakolamäki Wastewater Treatment Plant trough Market Square to Waterworks Museum and the other way around on Turku Day from 10:00 to 15:00. You may read more about the exact timetable trough this link in Finnish.