4 Mäntymäentie, 00250, Helsinki
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A large public car park beside Helsinki Olympic Stadium, convenient for reaching the city centre on foot or by tram. Parking is free at night and on weekends, while weekday parking costs 2€ per hour from 9 to 21. Nearby public toilets are available, and city noise may affect light sleepers. Do not park in the coach spaces, where vehicles have received fines.
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Listing copied from our source, 48 days ago
Listing copied from our source, 48 days ago
Great spot for visiting Helsinki. Large parking area next to the Olympic Stadium, with an easy walk or tram ride to the city centre. Parking was free on a Sunday. Ideal for visiting the City Center.
It suited us very well. It is free on Sundays and at weekends, close to the centre. Thank you.Translating
Free in the evenings and at weekends, well lit and close to the city centre. It could be a problem for light sleepers. Public toilets are available nearby.Translating
A great place for visiting Helsinki. We arrived on Sunday, paid nothing that day, and paid €22 for Monday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. We could visit the city in peace and also used the toilets in the green buildings, which are free here. There is also a train connection into the city, six stops to the harbour, where you can see everything.Translating
A large car park , very close to a beautiful walkway / bike path into the city . Free on weekends but only €2 per hour from 9-9. You will need the easy pay app with a European phone number to utilise the app. Then all runs very smoothly if you need to pay. The normal city noises but not too disturbing . Overall an excellent facility
Considering the site is in the middle of the city and the centre is reachable on foot in 15 to 20 minutes, it is excellent. During the week it costs €2 per hour as others have described, but those prices apply throughout the city centre, so it is perfectly reasonable. Relatively quiet at night except when the police or an ambulance passes.Translating
Good place for sightseeing. It is about a 20-minute walk into town and just under 10 minutes to the impressive Oodi Library, which is worth visiting both outside and inside. You can also walk around the lake in half an hour. I was there at the weekend, so it was free. You may stay longer than four hours then; the four-hour limit applies only on weekdays.Translating
We stayed here from Saturday to Sunday while waiting for our ferry to Tallinn. The spot is ideal for that, only 10 minutes from the Eckerö Line ferry. There are no amenities.Translating
Surprisingly quiet night here despite being in the middle of the city. Don’t park in the coach area. There is a solid white line showing where it starts. Easy walk along the lake to the centre.
Free at weekends. Perfect for visiting the centre from here. Make sure not to park in the bus spaces; all vehicles in the bus spaces received a fine today.Translating
Excellent parking, close to the centre. We were free.Translating
Good free parking at weekends for visiting the city; there is a direct tram.Translating
Great place. I was there on a Sunday and parking was free. Stayed for one quiet night. Within walking distance to the centre of Helsinki.
A good option for visiting the city; payment via the EasyPark app is possible. No problem for large combinations. We preferred to sleep outside the city at Bauer Bergström.Translating