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Mall of Tripla

  • SpecialtyLarge mall with Pasila station links
  • HoursTypically Mon-Fri 10:00-21:00, Sat 10:00-18:00, Sun 12:00-18:00; verify
  • PriceMid-range chains

Mall of Tripla is one of the largest shopping centres in Finland, located at Fredikanterassi 1 in the Pasila district of Helsinki, built over and around Pasila railway station. It opened in the late 2010s as part of the Tripla development, which also includes offices, housing and a hotel, and it is one stop by train from Helsinki Central Station, with tram and bus links adding to the access.

Big mall on top of Pasila railway station, one train stop from Helsinki Central Station.

Mall of Tripla is one of the largest shopping centres in Finland, located at Fredikanterassi 1 in the Pasila district of Helsinki, built over and around Pasila railway station. It opened in the late 2010s as part of the Tripla development, which also includes offices, housing and a hotel, and it is one stop by train from Helsinki Central Station, with tram and bus links adding to the access. The mall is a mainstream destination rather than a boutique or souvenir area: its stores cover fashion, sports, shoes, beauty, electronics, toys and homeware, mostly through Finnish and international chains at mid-range prices, along with a supermarket, a cinema and family-oriented attractions. Authentic Finnish brands are present mainly in clothing and lifestyle categories, and tourist trinkets are not a feature. Prices are fixed, bargaining is not part of the culture, and cards and mobile payments are accepted universally. Non-EU visitors may be able to claim VAT refunds on qualifying goods by requesting tax-free forms at the till. The atmosphere is busy and family-friendly, with peaks on Saturdays, school holidays and early evenings, while weekday mornings are noticeably calmer. Eating options are extensive, with a food court, cafes, bakeries and sit-down restaurants spread across several levels, including a range of international cuisines. The mall is arranged across multiple floors with escalators and lifts, with direct indoor access from the railway platforms, which is convenient in winter. Typical opening hours are Mon-Fri 10:00-21:00, Sat 10:00-18:00 and Sun 12:00-18:00, though individual stores and holiday periods vary. Visitors usually come for the range and convenience, or combine it with an event at the nearby Hartwall Arena and a visit to the Pasila area, rather than for a specifically Finnish shopping experience.

Practical information for Mall of Tripla · Last updated September 2026
Hours Typically Mon-Fri 10:00-21:00, Sat 10:00-18:00, Sun 12:00-18:00; verify
Price Mid-range chains
Address Fredikanterassi 1, 00520 Helsinki

Location

Fredikanterassi 1, 00520 Helsinki

60.1989, 24.9337 View on map

Highlights

  • Large multi-level mall built over Pasila railway station
  • Wide range of fashion, sports, beauty and electronics chains
  • Extensive food court, cafes and restaurants
  • One train stop from Helsinki Central Station

Tips for visiting

  • Use trains from Helsinki Central for a quick trip; check the platform entrance to the mall.
  • Visit on weekday mornings to avoid Saturday and school-holiday crowds.
  • Ask for a tax-free form at the till if eligible.
  • For Finnish design and souvenirs, shop at Stockmann or the Esplanadi instead.
  • Verify holiday opening hours before travelling.

When to visit

Weekday mornings are calm. Saturdays and school holidays are busiest.

Accessibility

The mall has lifts, escalators and step-free access from the station platforms, and is generally accessible to wheelchair users.

Frequently asked questions

How do visitors reach Mall of Tripla?

By train to Pasila station, one stop from Helsinki Central Station, or by tram and bus. The mall has direct indoor access from the station.

Is it a good place for Finnish souvenirs?

Not mainly. It is a chain-focused mall, so design shops in the centre are better for souvenirs.

Are there places to eat?

Yes. The mall has a food court, cafes and restaurants on several levels.