Cheap Flights from Cali to Helsinki

About Helsinki

Helsinki, the capital of Finland, is the largest city of the country, filled with diverse attractions and experiences. It sits on the granite peninsula, facing the Baltic Sea. A third of the town was destroyed in a 1808 fire and was rebuilt again. The newly renovated city was adorned with several Neo-classical buildings. It now has wide boulevards, expansive parks, and numerous attractions. You can book a Cali to Helsinki flight and explore the city’s rich heritage.

Best Time to Book Cali to Helsinki Flights

The climate of Helsinki is classified as a humid continental climate. It has long, freezing, snowy, windy, and mostly cloudy winters and warm summers. Hence, summer months (June-September) in Helsinki receive large tourist footfalls.

Details About Cali to Helsinki Flights

Traveling from Cali to Helsinki? The best way to travel between the two cities is to take a flight, which takes 17 hours. Major airlines, such as IBERIA, KLM, Finnair, Lufthansa, IBERIA, British Airways, Condor, Turkish Airlines, etc. offer 102 flights on this route. It takes 09 hours and 35 minutes to reach Helsinki from Cali by flight. 

At present, no airlines provide non stop flights between the two cities. So, expect two or more layovers at Bogota, London, Paris, Helsinki, Medellin, and Stockholm.

To avail a cheap Cali to Helsinki flight ticket price, book your seat with Finnair at the cost of € 398 for a one-way trip and € 922 for a round trip.

Furthermore, the nearest airports to travel between the two cities are Alfonso Bonilla Aragón International Airport and  Helsinki – Vantaa Airport (CLO-HEL).

Here are some insights concluding flight fares on this route:

One-way trip

Airlines	Airlines Name	Price	Action
	Finnair	€ 398	Book Now
	British Airways	€ 424	Book Now
	IBERIA	€ 468	Book Now
	KLM	€ 484	Book Now
	Condor	€ 535	Book Now

Round Trip

Airlines	Airlines Name	Price	Action
	Finnair	€ 922	Book Now
	IBERIA	€ 931	Book Now
	Lufthansa	€ 980	Book Now
	British Airways	€ 1,035	Book Now
	Turkish Airlines	€ 1,335	Book Now

Best Restaurants in Helsinki

Fisken pa Disken

If you are a seafood lover, then you’d appreciate the effort of the chef at Fisken pa Disken. Fisken pa Disken, which loosely translated as ‘the fish is on the table’, has a shellfish bar and a menu that features dishes like sugar salted whitefish, vendace roe with potato blinis, beef tartare, and charred salmon.

The Indian

As the name says it all, The Indian is one of the best restaurants in Helsinki to relish authentic Indian cuisine. It has a very soothing, warm, and cozy ambience and if it is your first time with an Indian menu, the staff is more than happy to guide you. Their lamb kothu parotta, biryani, chicken butter masala, and chicken 65 are highly popular.

Ekberg 1852

Ekberg 1852 is one of the oldest cafes in Helsinki that has been serving the guests since 1852. It serves hearty breakfast, lunch buffet, and a wide variety of sweet and savory delicacies, including baked goods, pastries, and desserts. Along with baked items, you can also purchase local fruits from here.

Best Hotels in Helsinki

Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel

Address – Mikonkatu 23, 00100 Helsinki, Finland

Price – € 210

Clarion Hotel

Address – Tyynenmerenkatu 2, 00220 Helsinki, Finland

Price – € 140

Hotel Finn

Address – Kalevankatu 3 B, 00100 Helsinki, Finland

Price – € 95

Places to Visit in Helsinki

Fortress of Sveaborg

Fortress of Sveaborg is an 18th century fortress, built to bar Russian access to the Baltic Sea. It is located on the fortified island of Suomenlinna and is just a 20-minute ferry ride from the mainland. During the Swedish-Russian war of 1808-1809, the fort fell to the Russians, who later expanded and strengthened the fort until it was handed over to the Finnish in 1918. Now, it is a UNESCO World Heritage site and houses a museum, monuments, a park, and an art venue.

Seurasaari open-Air Museum

At Seurasaari open-Air Museum, you can learn a lot about the traditional Finnish culture. The museum is connected to the mainland by a footbridge and is easily accessible. Here, you can find a few ancient houses, farmsteads, a manor house, and a church from Kiruna that dates back to 1686. There is an old timber house in nearby Meilahti 7. It is now run by Friends of the Finnish Handicrafts. Visitors can see the weavers at work here.

Korkeasaari Zoo

Korkeasaari Zoo was founded in the 1880s and is one of the world’s oldest zoos. It is known for its various breeding programs for endangered species and were successful in breeding snow leopards, Siberian tiger, amur, and other big cats. The zoo has grown 1,000 plant species to replicate the natural; habitats of at least 150 different animal species. The zoo is located in a place, which can be accessed by ferry from May to late September. Rest of the year, it can be visited by bus.

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