Kupittaa Park is in the Kupittaa district, where you will find both on-street spaces and car parks serving the Kupittaa sports and event areas. Most visitors find a space quickly on weekdays, but during big events and summer sports days spaces fill early. This guide explains where the spaces are and when it is better to take the bus.
The streets bordering the park – Kupittaankatu among them – offer the largest number of spaces. They are a convenient distance from Kupittaanlahte playground, the bird pond and Adventure Park. Check Turku's current charges, zones and time limits before setting off.
There are car parks at the Kupittaa sports hall, ball games hall, multi-sport court and the field areas. These are the best option if you are heading to sport or an event, since the walk to your destination stays short.
The Kupittaankatu pedestrian avenue running through the park is flat and suits wheelchairs, walkers and prams. The most accessible routes are at the western end of the park, where Kupittaanlahte playground is located.
On event days and warm summer weekends spaces fill up fast. Föli runs several bus routes to the Kupittaa area and the journey from the centre takes only a few minutes – often quicker than searching for a parking space.
It depends on the space and Turku's current parking rules. Check current charges and zones in the city's parking information.
The streets along and around Kupittaankatu are closest to Kupittaanlahte playground (Kupittaankatu 2) and the bird pond.
The Kupittaankatu pedestrian avenue is flat and suits wheelchairs and prams. The step-free route is at the western end of the park.
During a major event or a warm summer weekend. Föli buses are usually the faster option then, and you avoid time spent looking for a space.
Yes. Parking and drop-off are easy along the streets bordering the park, and the walk to the attractions is short.