Where can I leave luggage at Helsinki Central Station?
Storing bags for a day of sightseeing in Helsinki.
Short answer
VR says Helsinki railway station has luggage lockers that you can book for 3, 6, 12, 24 or 72 hours. The price depends on the size of the locker, the duration and the season. A small locker for 3 hours starts at 3.90 euros, and the largest size at 4.90 euros. The lockers are a short walk from the trains and close to the city centre.
Why
- VR lists booking periods of 3, 6, 12, 24 and 72 hours.
- VR says the price depends on size, duration and season.
- VR gives starting prices of 3.90 euros for a small locker and 4.90 euros for the largest.
Details
On busy summer days the lockers can fill up. Booking ahead secures one.
Tip
Book the locker size that fits your largest bag. A suitcase may not fit in the smallest size.
What may differ
Prices change with the season and demand. Check the price when you book.
Common misconception
There is nowhere to store luggage in central Helsinki.
What actually happens
The Central Station has bookable lockers from 3 hours to 3 days.
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Sources
- VR: Helsinki railway stationChecked at:
This answer is for reference only. Opening hours, prices and services change, so check the official sources before you go.
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