Flights to Helsinki

Fly from India to Helsinki with IndiGo

Helsinki, the capital of Finland, is a dynamic Nordic city on the shore of the Gulf of Finland. Known for its modern architecture, vibrant design scene, and cultural attractions like the Suomenlinna Sea Fortress, Helsinki offers a unique blend of urban culture and coastal nature with numerous parks and waterfront areas. Explore the Nordic lifestyle, meet friendly locals and enjoy the vibe of this northern city with IndiGo's India to Helsinki flights. IndiGo operates flights to Helsinki from India in a codeshare partnership with Turkish Airlines.

Wander through the bustling Market Square, visit iconic landmarks like the Helsinki Cathedral, and discover the city's lively culture by booking your India to Finland flights. Enjoy a ferry ride to Suomenlinna, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and savour Finnish cuisine in local restaurants for an unforgettable travel experience.

Book your India to Helsinki flight ticket from IndiGo's official website or mobile app and avail yourself of competitive fares, excellent customer service, and plenty of amenities.

India to Helsinki flight information

• Distance between India and Helsinki: The aerial distance between India and Helsinki is approximately 6,000 km.
• India to Helsinki flights: IndiGo, through itscodeshare partnership with Turkish Airlines, offers several international flights to Helsinki.
• India to Helsinki flight timings: The information regarding flights is available on the IndiGo website and mobile application.
• Flights to Helsinki from India: IndiGo operates flights to Helsinki from several major cities in India.

Helsinki flight schedule

Helsinki: City of Modern Design and Architecture

Helsinki, a captivating tourist city, effortlessly blends modernity with a rich cultural collage. Explore the iconic architectural gems like the Helsinki Cathedral and the contemporary Kiasma Museum. Embrace the design-centric ethos in the boutiques of the famed Design District—Saunter through the lively Market Square, where local flavours and crafts abound. Helsinki's parks, such as Esplanade and Sibelius, provide tranquil respites. With a bustling food scene and captivating events year-round, Helsinki beckons travellers with its unique Nordic charisma, ensuring an enriching vacation in Finland's cosmopolitan gem.

Helsinki travel guide

• Helsinki Cathedral: Helsinki Cathedral is a neoclassical masterpiece gracing Senate Square and is an iconic symbol of Finland's capital. Designed by Carl Ludvig Engel and completed in 1852, its majestic white facade and distinctive green dome create a striking silhouette against the Helsinki skyline. The cathedral's interior boasts elegant simplicity, with intricate frescoes and sculptures. Ascend its steps to savour panoramic views of the city and the harbour.
• Suomenlinna Sea Fortress: Suomenlinna Sea Fortress, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a maritime gem located a short ferry ride from Helsinki. Built on a cluster of interconnected islands, this imposing fortress dates back to the 18th century, showcasing military architecture and history. Visitors can explore well-preserved fortifications, tunnels, and museums, gaining insight into Finland's past. The island's scenic landscapes and waterfront views add to the allure, providing a peaceful escape. Suomenlinna is also a lively cultural hub with cafes, restaurants, and events, making it a captivating blend of military heritage and contemporary island life.
• Design District: Immerse yourself in Helsinki's reputation as a design capital by exploring the Design District. This creative hub encompasses the city centre and nearby neighbourhoods, featuring a concentration of boutiques, galleries, and showrooms. Discover cutting-edge Finnish design in clothing, furniture, and home decor. Notable stops include the Design Museum and the Marimekko flagship store.
• Kiasma - Museum of Contemporary Art: Kiasma, the Museum of Contemporary Art, is a symbol of modern creativity. Designed by Steven Holl, its architecturally striking building houses a diverse collection of contemporary Finnish and international art. Opened in 1998, Kiasma features paintings, sculptures, and multimedia installations, reflecting modern art's dynamic and ever-evolving nature. The museum serves as a cultural hub, hosting temporary exhibitions, performances, and events.
• Market Square (Kauppatori): Experience the lively atmosphere of Helsinki's Market Square, also known as Kauppatori, situated along the waterfront. The vibrant stalls offer fresh produce, local crafts, and delicious Finnish delicacies. Enjoy a cup of hot coffee or indulge in traditional salmon soup while absorbing the picturesque views of the harbour and Uspenski Cathedral. Market Square is also a cultural gathering place, hosting events and performances and the departure point for ferry trips to nearby islands.
• Seurasaari Open-Air Museum: Seurasaari Open-Air Museum is an island oasis preserving Finland's rural heritage. Accessible by a short bridge, the museum showcases traditional wooden buildings from different regions and eras of Finnish history. Wander through the authentic cottages, farmsteads, and manors surrounded by lush greenery. Costumed guides bring the past to life during the summer months, offering insights into traditional crafts and lifestyles.

Helsinki Airport Information

Helsinki Airport, also known as Helsinki-Vantaa Airport (HEL), is the primary international airport serving the capital city of Finland. It is located in Vantaa, about 17 km north of the city centre. There are two terminals at the airport. Terminal 1 (T1) for domestic flights and Terminal 2 (T2) for international flights to Helsinki. Both terminals are well-equipped with facilities and services, including shopping, dining, lounges, currency exchange, baggage services, and duty-free shopping. It is well-connected to the city and surrounding areas through buses and taxis.

Important details to remember while travelling to Helsinki

• Flight booking - Book Helsinki flight from India through IndiGo for the most comfortable experience.
• Leave for the airport early - Reach the airport at least two to three hours before the flight for a smooth check-in process.
• Baggage allowance - Visit the IndiGo website or call customer care tocheck for the baggage allowance for international destinations.
• Visa and immigration - Indian nationals travelling to Helsinki will need a short-term visa, known as the Schengen visa, to visit Finland. To know more about how to apply for a Finland visa from India, visit our Finland visa guide. 
• Flight connection - You can check the flight timings and layover duration of the connecting flights on IndiGo’s website or mobile app.

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