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Jyväskylä has a small mainly domestic airport in Tikkakoski, some 20 km from the centre. The biggest international airport is situated in Helsinki, the capital of Finland. From there there are 4 regular flights daily to Jyväskylä (2010). The flight from Helsinki to Jyväskylä takes about 35 minutes and the drive from the airport to the centre of Jyväskylä roughly 20 minutes. There is an airport shuttle bus from the Travel Centre to Jyväskylä Airport and back.
The shuttle bus will leave for the airport from the Travel Centre from Hannikaisenkatu one hour before the plane's departure. The bus from the airport will leave after each regular flight when the passengers have picked up their baggage. The bus fare is 5 euros (cash only). Long distance buses driving along the Highway 4 will stop either at the airport or within walking distance at a bus stop on the highway.
http://www.finavia.fi/airports/airport_jyvaskyla?pg=1091653
The nearest international airport is situated in Tampere, with connections to Stockholm, Copenhagen. Bremen, Milan, Dublin, Frankfurt, London, and Riga (2010). Jyväskylä has good rail and bus connections to Tampere.
Updated Nov 6, 2010
Website: http://www.finavia.fi/airport_jyvaskyla?airport_url=%2Flentoasema_jyvaskyla
By train is the easiest way to get here, there are many daily trains to Jyväskylä, however, I usually arrive by car here, no matter how much snow & ice was on the road.
Written Dec 23, 2007
Website: www.vr.fi
In Jyväskylä and around there are only buses as public transportation, no metro or trams as it is really not so big town, and when you take a bus to the suburb, you might need to wait long time in the bus stop to come back to the city.
Written Dec 23, 2007
The best way to get around the city is definitely by bike. There are good bike routes in all parts of the city, and because the city is small the distances aren't too bad either. The bus tarifs are way through the roof, so especially during the academic year you can't help noticing all the students riding their bikes. But it's not only for the younger demographic, mind you! Hop on a bike and go for a ride.
Updated Jul 15, 2009
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Q: Is there a free parking in Jyvaskyla (not far from the city center) where I can leave a car for a night? Thanks in advance for...
A: Of course, Jyväskylä is not so big. It's also depends where actually you need to leave your car, at the hotel I stayed it was for free, I think it is only cost till 18:00...
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Jyväskylä is medium size Finnish city in the middle of Finland. It is regional town, university and business center of that region. It is a good place where from here you can go and explore the...
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We lived 100km from Jyväskylä,and I studied later in Petäjävesi,witch was veru close here.We spent a lot of time in Jyväskylä,but I don´t go there often anymore-just wanted to add something about it...
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I have only visited the city two times, a few of my very dear friends lives here. It's a shame I hardly ever have the time to come here, I think Jyväskylä is a wonderful city and I could easily...
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Jyväskylä is my hometown, the place I know inside and out. It's the place I love despite its occasional drawbacks, such as the Neste Rally every August, that brings thousands of drunk and badly...
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I've lived in Jyväskylä for almost eight years. It's one of the numerous Finnish towns that are regarded as a "summer city", meaning that one should only visit them during summer. It's certainly true...
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