Car rental Pori - Railway Station, Finland

Pori Railway Station

Pori Railway Station is one of the oldest and largest stations in Finland. It is also the biggest station in all of Finland. It is situated at the heart of Porikallio and Pohjanmaa district in Suomi. Porus and Ostrobothnia are a couple of nearby villages. It is located on the western part of Lake Pori in the south west area of Finland. It is one of the major railway stations on the eastern part of Pohjanmaa lake. The station has been closed since 1993 but has recently re-opened to provide public transport services.

Pori Railway Station provides rail network to a large part of Finland. The train can get you from Ostrobothnia to Tampere by connecting to the main line which runs through Suomi, Oulu, Turku and Tampere. It also connects with the regional lines of the country. The rail network also goes through the cities of Turku Lautto.

The railway network is divided into two groups, one runs from Oulu to Ostrobothnia and other goes through Oulu to the southern part of the country and the other one goes through Oulu to Port of Oulu. The trains that go to the southern part of the country travel by a long route. The first one is called the route T1 and the second one is called the route T2.

The train takes about 40 minutes to reach Pohjanmaa, a city of around 2.3 million people. The journey takes about two hours to reach Turku and three hours to reach Port of Oulu. It can also connect with the international railway network at Port of Oulu and the rail company in Finland. The train can reach the other cities like Tampere by connecting with the Kekes airport. From here, it takes about an hour to reach the railway terminus at Port of Tampere. It takes another thirty minutes to reach the railway terminal in Oulu.

The rail journey can reach the southern part of Pohjanmaans island by a route called "Mojantie" which is the name given to the railway line going through Oulu. and connects with the Pohjanman railway line. The trains can reach the southern part of Pohjanans island by another route called "Lappinari". This is the name given to the railway line that connects with the Tamperes island and Lappeenranta.

To reach the northern part of Finland from the international railway in Pohjanmaans, it takes about an hour's train ride. The journey takes about two hours to reach Finland's national railway in Turku.