Venues
Scientific sessions
Registration + Breaks and exhibition area
University of Helsinki
Main Building
Agora (1st floor)
Fabianinkatu 33
00170 Helsinki
Finland
Getting to Helsinki from the airport (by public transport)
The Helsinki region has an integrated public transport ticket system called HSL.
Local trains I and P operate between Helsinki Airport and the city centre on the Ring Rail Line every 10–20 minutes. The journey takes 30 minutes. A regional ABC ticket is required.
Buses operate throughout the region. Bus 600 runs between the airport and the Central Railway Station and takes around 40 minutes. A regional ABC ticket can be purchased from a ticket machine or via HSL mobile app. Bus 415N operates at night.
Public transport network around Helsinki
HSL tickets are valid on public transport services in Helsinki, Espoo, Kauniainen, Vantaa, Kerava, Kirkkonummi and Sipoo. The same tickets can be used for traveling on buses, trams, the Metro, commuter trains and the ferry to Suomenlinna. You can also transfer from one vehicle to another with the same ticket.
A day ticket is your key to getting around in the Helsinki metropolitan area. The tickets available on single-charge cards allow you to travel easily and at low-cost for 1-7 days.
Getting around Helsinki by taxi
In case you need to get a taxi during your visit in Helsinki, you can either order the taxi by calling 0100 0700 or going directly to a taxi-stand. In general all taxis with a yellow taxi sign are licensed and safe.
Welcome reception
Old Court House (also Bock House)
Aleksanterinkatu 20
00170 Helsinki
Finland
The welcome reception for EuroGut 2024 is offered by the City of Helsinki on Thursday 2 May 2024 from 19h00 to 20h00.
Pre-registration for the welcome reception is required on an individual basis.
Each person should receive an individual QR code as proof of access.
