Myyrmäki major region

Repair work at Hakunila Swimming Hall and the Vetokannas winter swimming place, Korso Swimming Hall to close next spring

The Vetokannas winter swimming place and Hakunila Swimming Hall’s teaching pool will be renovated during the fall. Korso Swimming Hall will close at the end of March 2027.

Ojapuiston School - Joint application to upper secondary education 2027

Joint application to upper secondary education 2027

Children’s culture across Vantaa – explore the fall 2026 program for children and the young

Discover the cultural offerings for children and the young this fall and sign up for events. Many of the events are free of charge.

20 Askisto, Halkotie 7 opens in new window, links to another website

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Halkotie 7 is located in Myyrmäki major region’s district Askisto.

Myyrmäki is one of the metropolitan region’s most significant urban concentrations, combining versatile services, good transport connections and a lively city center. The area features a wide range of business activities, such as companies focusing on high technology, expert work, trade and services. There are many businesses within the cultural and creative sector, which highlights Myyrmäki’s image as a vital and appealing business environment. Myyrmäki’s commercial plots are located in the vicinity of Hämeenlinnanväylä, Vihdintie and Ring Road III. There are excellent transport connections to Helsinki Airport and across the metropolitan region also for public transport users.

For more information, please contact:

Key account manager Katariina Aho collaborates with companies based in Myyrmäki major region.

Katariina Aho
Key Account manager
Myyrmäki and Kivistö major regions
+358 40 183 1338
katariina.aho@vantaa.fi

Armi Vähä-Piikkiö
Land Manager
+358 40 733 7447
armi.vaha-piikkio@vantaa.fi

Timo Mattila
Project Manager
+358 40 750 1064
timo.mattila@vantaa.fi

Helena Naalisvaara
Project Manager for Vantaa Light Rail
+358 50 3027 402
helena.naalisvaara@vantaa.fi

18 Vantaanlaakso, Martinkyläntie 5 opens in new window, links to another website

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Martinkyläntie 5 is located in Myyrmäki major region’s district Vantaanlaakso.

Myyrmäki is one of the metropolitan region’s most significant urban concentrations, combining versatile services, good transport connections and a lively city center. The area features a wide range of business activities, such as companies focusing on high technology, expert work, trade and services. There are many businesses within the cultural and creative sector, which highlights Myyrmäki’s image as a vital and appealing business environment. Myyrmäki’s commercial plots are located in the vicinity of Hämeenlinnanväylä, Vihdintie and Ring Road III. There are excellent transport connections to Helsinki Airport and across the metropolitan region, also for public transport users.

For more information, please contact:

Key account manager Katariina Aho collaborates with companies based in Myyrmäki major region.

Katariina Aho
Key Account Manager
Myyrmäki and Kivistö major regions
+358 40 183 1338
katariina.aho@vantaa.fi

Armi Vähä-Piikkiö
Land Manager
+358 40 733 7447
armi.vaha-piikkio@vantaa.fi

Timo Mattila
Project Manager
+358 40 750 1064
timo.mattila@vantaa.fi

Helena Naalisvaara
Project Manager for Vantaa Light Rail
+358 50 3027 402
helena.naalisvaara@vantaa.fi

Ojapuiston koulu - Elective Courses 2026–2027

Elective Courses at Ojapuisto School.

Ojapuiston koulu (temporary school location at Sanomala)

Ojapuiston koulu provides basic education in Finnish.

Safety and comfort in the Myyrmäki station area will be improved

The City of Vantaa is investing in safety in the area around the Myyrmäki station. Starting in 2025, several safety-enhancing measures will be implemented in central Myyrmäki, with a focus on the station area and the surrounding streets.

Vantaa Art Museum Artsi's exhibition Empathy explores the multilayered nature of emotion, power, and connection

The exhibition Empathy at Vantaa Art Museum Artsi (15 April–18 October 2026) opens perspectives on empathy—as an emotion and an experiential skill that shapes how we encounter other people, communities, and the surrounding nature. The exhibition highlights the personal, cultural, and ecological

New housing, more green spaces, and more cultural offerings in downtown Myyrmäki

The center of Myyrmäki will undergo significant development in the coming years. The goal is to make the downtown area more cohesive, pleasant, and safe.