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Question:

What is the cost to use the conference room(s) at your Helsinki, Finland virtual office site?

Answer:

We offer over 1500 virtual office locations. The prices vary by location. Please contact Davinci Virtual Customer Care or you can go online to DavinciMeetingRooms.com to check rates at specific meeting & conference facilities.

Question:

What are the main features included for Helsinki, Finland Location Services?

Answer:

• Professional business address
• Mail & package receipt, dedicated locking mail box on site in most locations
• Mail forwarding on request (daily, weekly, or monthly) cost of postage additional
• Use of address for business license, business cards, website, etc.
• Local presence & drop off & pick up point for clientele
• Lobby & directory listings available for $25 per month at most locations
• Access to private day offices & conference rooms at hourly rates ($25+)
• Complimentary access to cyber café’s with wireless internet, coffee/tea bar, etc. where available

As productive and industrious Helsinki expands| flexible and affordable workspace has been essential for continued growth. To the north of the city| minutes from the Hartwell Arena| the Firdonkatu 2 centre represents part of an extensive new development in the Pasila neighbourhood. Our modern co-working space in the heart of this revitalised area has a wide selection of offices| shared work areas and meeting rooms. With high-speed Wi-Fi access in all locations| you’ll be incredibly productive and inspired at this professional and versatile modern business hub.

At the centre of this newly developed area is Pasilan Asema – the train| bus and tram station that connects the area not only to the rest of Helsinki but also to the wider world. That’s because| thanks to the recently expanded Ring Rail Line| you’re just 20-minutes from Helsinki-Vantaa Airport| and international trains are only three and a half hours from St. Petersburg. In fact| because of Helsinki’s busy Baltic location| you also have ferry links to Latvia and Estonia. And if all the transport links have you curious to discover how they were established| then the Helsinki Tram Museum just to the southwest of the location is a must-visit.