Time in Finland
Finland uses a single time zone nationwide.
Time zones
City times
32 cities are listed here, out of 207 in the dataset.
- Helsinki 22:51
- Espoo 22:51
- Tampere 22:51
- Oulu 22:51
- Turku 22:51
- Vantaa 22:51
- Jyväskylä 22:51
- Kuopio 22:51
- Lahti 22:51
- Pori 22:51
- Kouvola 22:51
- Joensuu 22:51
- Lappeenranta 22:51
- Hämeenlinna 22:51
- Vaasa 22:51
- Seinäjoki 22:51
- Rovaniemi 22:51
- Kotka 22:51
- Mikkeli 22:51
- Porvoo 22:51
- Imatra 22:51
- Nokia 22:51
- Savonlinna 22:51
- Varkaus 22:51
- Kaarina 22:51
- Valkeakoski 22:51
- Lempäälä 22:51
- Janakkala 22:51
- Naantali 22:51
- Kokemäki 22:51
- Inari 22:51
- Juankoski 22:51
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States and regions
Browse by first-level division to reach cities that are not in the list above.
- Uusimaa 31
- Pirkanmaa 21
- Southwest Finland 18
- North Savo 12
- Satakunta 11
- Kanta-Häme 9
- Lapland 9
- South Savo 8
- Kymenlaakso 6
- South Karelia 5
- North Ostrobothnia 20
- Central Finland 12
- South Ostrobothnia 12
- North Karelia 11
- Ostrobothnia 9
- Paijat-Hame 6
- Kainuu 5
- Central Ostrobothnia 2
What this does
Every city is bound to an IANA time zone identifier such as Asia/Shanghai or America/New_York. The current time, UTC offset and daylight saving status are all derived from that identifier for the moment in question, rather than from a fixed offset.
Zone rules come from the IANA time zone database shipped with the runtime and follow its updates. No external time service is called.