Seinäjoki railway station
- Ticket vending machine
- Toilet
Seinäjoki railway station
Ruukintie 2
60100 Seinäjoki
Departure point of the additional railbus
In Seinäjoki bus leaves from the platform 1 at the northern end of the railway station.
Waiting room opening hours
Open 24/7
The ticket machine is inside the Station House.
Departures and arrivals
Departing
Arrivals
Track trains
Ticket sales
- Ticket vending machine
- No VR service point
Services at the station
- Toilet
- Car-carrier loading unavailable
- Luggage lockers unavailable
Accessibility
- Assistance service at the station
- Raised platforms, accessible entry onto low-floor train.
Information about the station’s services
Accessibility at the station
Platforms 1 and 2 are elevated. Platforms 1–3 are covered by a canopy.
Assistance service at the station
The assistance point is located on at the taxi stand in front of the station. The assistance point does not have a shelter.
To book assistance service, call VR customer service for accessible travel at 0800 188 822 (free of charge, service hours Mon–Fri 5am–10pm, Sat–Sun 7am–10pm) no later than 24 hours before your departure.
Vicinity of railway station
You can find a map of the surroundings of the Seinäjoki railway station as a pdf file on the Finnish Transport Infrastructure Agency’s website, Opens in a new tab.
The new Seinäjoki Station House opened on 4 December 2024
The new station building is located right next to the old one at Ruukintie 2. The waiting room of the new Station House is open around the clock and the ticket vending machine is located inside the new station building. We closed the old station building on Thursday 5 December.
From the station, you could go to...
Explore the numerous destinations near the railway station! Here are a few examples.
Seinäjoki city centre and central square
Seinäjoki railway station is located right in the city centre, and the distance between the station and the central square is only half a kilometre.
Aalto Center and Lakeuden Risti
The Aalto Center comprises several buildings designed by Alvar Aalto, such as the Lakeuden Risti church, which was inaugurated in 1960.
Kalevan Navetta
The cultural centre operates in an old red brick barn building, hosting a wide range of events, exhibitions and concerts.
Plan your next trip
See how to conveniently get to and from the station.
Park your car at the station and hop on a train
Did you know that the Seinäjoki P-Asema parking facility is located right next to the new station building?
The parking facility is open 24 hours a day. You can find more detailed parking information on Seipark's website, Opens in a new tab (only in Finnish).
Where would you like to travel to?
You can search for listings directly using the name of a national park or natural site.