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Bring your car to the North easily

Admire the wilderness, conquer fells and enjoy peaceful moments in nature. You can save a whole day by transporting your car with you on the train. A car spot starting from €39 and a motorcycle from €29, the price for a sleeper cabin + a car spot can be as inexpensive as €88 (cabin €49 and car €39).

Drivers usually load and unload their cars onto the car-carrier wagon by themselves. There’s no need to be nervous about it.
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A train produces far less emissions than a plane, car or bus.

Train is the greenest choice for travel to the North

Train is the most environmentally friendly means of travelling. You can travel by train from Helsinki to Rovaniemi and back 50 times, whereas the same amount of emissions is produced during only one round trip by car.

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How to load a car onto the train?

Loading the car onto the train is easy once you have read the instructions. You can either load the car yourself or let us load it for you.

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Motorcycle

From
29 €
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Car spot

From
39 €
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When would you like to travel?

Several car-carriers run every day between the North and South. You can find detailed timetables for car-carriers from our timetables website.

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Comfortably across Finland on the night train

Book a night train cabin and arrive at your destination well-rested. By traveling on the night train, you save your own time and nerves. Read more to explore the magic of night trains.

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Top 3 night trains

The most popular route of all time is Helsinki–Rovaniemi, the second most popular train route is Helsinki–Kolari and Tampere–Rovaniemi is number three. 

Tip for trainspotters

Take advantage of the longer stop when travelling on a train to Kolari. That's when the electric locomotive is switched to a diesel one. That's because the railway line from Kemi to Kolari is not electrified.