Linnanmäki Map and Brochure (2025 – 2020)
Built around a compact hilltop in Helsinki, Linnanmäki twists its roller coasters and midway games through a surprisingly steep terrain that rewards a good sense of direction. A Linnanmäki map keeps guests oriented as paths rise and split between rides, cotton-candy stands, and lookout terraces. It’s essential for timing shows at Peacock Theater, catching the vintage wooden coaster, and finding tram stops before closing.
- Location
- Helsinki, Finland
- Years Active
- 1950 – Present
- Official Site
- Official Linnanmäki Site
Watch the crowds tighten near the bridge by the carousel—classic pinch point. The park feels half carnival, half time capsule, and yes, the sea breeze really does carry over from Töölönlahti.
Linnanmäki Map 2025
In 2025, Linnanmäki introduced two new wristband options, Pikkuhupi and Isohupi, designed for access to rides including family-friendly ones. The Pikkuhupi wristband also covered two new attractions for young children, which opened during the summer season.
On July 10, 2025, the park debuted Huristin, a ride specifically designed for younger visitors. Operations for the season began April 30 with the traditional May Day celebration, and the park was closed on September 11, 2025 for non-public operational reasons.
Printable Linnanmäki Map PDF 2025
Linnanmäki Map 2024
Printable Linnanmäki Map PDF 2024
Linnanmäki Map 2023
Linnanmäki Map 2021
Linnanmäki Map 2020
FAQ
What is the best time to visit Linnanmäki?
The best time to visit Linnanmäki is during weekdays in late spring and early autumn for fewer crowds and pleasant weather. The Light Carnival in October offers spectacular evening lights and live shows, making it a highlight of the year. Summer holidays are busier, especially weekends, so arriving early or visiting in the evening can help avoid long lines.
How much does it cost to visit Linnanmäki?
Linnanmäki amusement park offers free entrance for most of the year, with fees only during the September iik!week horror festival and Carnival of Light in October. Unlimited ride wristbands cost €47–53 for Isohupi (all rides) and €39–43 for Pikkuhupi (18 family attractions), while single ride tickets are €11 each. Special event entry, like Carnival of Light, requires a €25 festival ticket or wristband during that period.
What is Linnanmäki known for?
Linnanmäki is known for being Finland’s oldest and most popular amusement park, located in Helsinki’s Alppila district. The park features over 40 rides, including the iconic wooden roller coaster Vuoristorata and modern thrill rides like Taiga. Linnanmäki is also recognized for its unique atmosphere, hilltop views, and its operation benefiting Finnish children’s charities.
Are there hotels near Linnanmäki?
Hotels near Linnanmäki include Scandic Kallio, The Folks Hotel Konepaja, Aurora Hotel, and Sokos Hotel Tripla. Scandic Kallio and Aurora Hotel are about 0.3–0.4 miles from the amusement park, while The Folks Hotel Konepaja is a 5-minute walk away. Several other options such as Citybox Helsinki and Crowne Plaza Helsinki are within 1 mile of Linnanmäki.
