Transportation in Turku

# Getting Around Turku Turku, Finland's oldest city, offers a compact and efficient public transportation system ideal for first-time visitors. The city center is highly walkable, with most attractions within easy reach on foot. For longer distances, the local bus network operated by Föli provides comprehensive coverage throughout the urban area and surrounding municipalities. Buses run frequently during daytime hours, and the system uses a zone-based fare structure. Cycling is also popular, with dedicated bike lanes and rental options available during warmer months. **Airport Transfer Tip:** Turku Airport is located about 8 kilometers north of the city center. Regular airport bus service connects to the city, though schedules vary seasonally. Taxis are readily available outside the terminal for direct transfers - check current rates before departure. For current schedules and booking options, use the transportation widgets on this page to compare available services and prices. The city's manageable size means you won't need extensive transport planning. Most visitors find that a combination of walking and occasional bus trips covers their needs perfectly. Purchase bus tickets through the Föli app for convenience, or check the booking tools below for other transfer options.

Download the Föli mobile app for real-time bus tracking and digital ticket purchases in Turku

Turku's city bikes operate seasonally from spring to autumn - check availability before planning bike trips

The archipelago ferry to Naantali runs regularly and connects to the local bus network

Turku's compact city center is highly walkable - most attractions are within 2km of the market square