Turku, a city of about 180 000 inhabitants, is the fourth biggest city in Finland and former capital city of Finland. Turku is a fascinating combination of old and new. Turku has everything for the modern urbanite, but also for tourists interested in the treasures of history. Turku offers skilled and educated workforce, modern municipal engineering, good international connections and flexible services for companies and businesses.

Turku is a city of three institutions of higher education and high technology, which holds about 35.000 students. Turku is a nationally remarkable harbour, trade and fair city.

Helsinki, the capital city of Finland, is about 170 kilometres from Turku – about 110 minutes by bus. Turku has international airport, from where one can fly directly to Stockholm, Gdansk and multiple holiday resorts in Southern Europe. Turku airport is located 8 km outside Turku city centre.

From Stockholm one can also take a ferry to Turku harbour. Travelling time is about 10 hours.

You will find more information about the city: www.turku.fi