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Helsinki Weather in November, Finland

Helsinki Averages November

HELSINKI AVERAGES FOR NOVEMBER

  • What is Average Temperature?
    The average high temperature and the average low temperature for that month, on a daily basis, divided by 2 equals the average temperature for that month

    Temperature

    0°C
    32°F
  • What is Average High Low Temperature?
    The sum of high temperatures/low temperatures divided by the number of days in that month, recorded daily

    High Temperature

    2°C
    36°F
  • What is Average High Low Temperature?
    The sum of high temperatures/low temperatures divided by the number of days in that month, recorded daily

    Low Temperature

    -2°C
    28°F
  • What is Average Sea Temperature?
    Average daily sea temperatures and divided by the number of days in the month. Sea Temperatures are taken from buoys, ships and even satellites can calculate sea temperature based on energy that is radiated from the sea's surface

    Sea Temperature

    4°C
    39°F
  • What is Average Rainfall?
    The amount of mm in rain for that month divided by the number of days, and the number of days that it rains during that month on average, over a given period of years

    Rainfall Days

    17 days
  • What is Average Rainfall?
    The amount of mm in rain for that month divided by the number of days, and the number of days that it rains during that month on average, over a given period of years

    Rainfall

    80 mm

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Helsinki Daily Averages November

November 2024 Daily Averages

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1 Avg 39º
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2 Avg 41º
3 Avg 41º
4 Avg 43º
5 Avg 39º
6 Avg 37º
7 Avg 37º
8 Avg 37º
9 Avg 37º
10 Avg 41º
11 Avg 43º
12 Avg 36º
13 Avg 36º
14 Avg 36º
15 Avg 36º
16 Avg 37º
17 Avg 39º
18 Avg 37º
19 Avg 39º
20 Avg 36º
21 Avg 34º
22 Avg 32º
23 Avg 32º
24 Avg 36º
25 Avg 36º
26 Avg 34º
27 Avg 37º
28 Avg 37º
29 Avg 32º
30 Avg 32º
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What's the Weather like in Helsinki in November 

Temperature 

November arrives with a chilly daily average of 0°C in Helsinki, Finland. As the city prepares for a cold winter, average daily highs reach just above freezing at 2°C, while the average low is as cold as -2°C. Travelers will need to pack an umbrella as well as a coat; the month with the second highest rainfall, November typically receives 80mm of rain, and has approximately 17 rainy days throughout the month.

Because of its cool and wet weather, November tends to be a low time for tourists, so travelers hoping to find good deals and less crowded attractions will find this month to be a great time to visit. The sea tends to keep a bit of warmth from the summer and stays above freezing at 4°C. Temperatures both on land and in the water will continue to drop as the area heads towards December.

Humidity 

Humidity is very low and the wind picks up to more than 17 km/hour on a typical Helsinki day in November.

Sunshine Hours 

The days last approximately 8 hours and 40 minutes at the beginning of the month, and shorten to just 6 hours and 30 minutes by the end of November. Though this Finnish capital is located in the far north of Europe, it's unlikely to see the aurora borealis here, and visitors will have better luck finding the lights further inland of the country.

Snow

A chance of snow begins in November, with a small amount of less than 1" typically seen in Helsinki before the holidays.

Helsinki Hotels in November 

Hotel Haaga 

The independent Hotel Haaga is focused on wellness for the mind and body. Located north of the city center by Central Park, the hotel offers a gym with group fitness classes, as well as a spa, sports massage, sauna, and a long swimming pool perfect for swimming laps. This active base also offers outdoor hiking maps, bicycles and walking poles. The restaurant follows the wellness theme with a menu based on fresh and local ingredients. The rooms bring the outdoors in, with wooden finishes, nature-inspired artwork, and small touches like leaves etched into glass. Hotel Haaga is perfect for travelers hoping for a relaxing escape.    

The Holiday Inn Helsinki 

The Holiday Inn Helsinki is centrally located right next to the Central Railway Station, making it a convenient option for tourists exploring the area. This family-friendly hotel offers a play space in the lobby, and children under 12 can eat for free at the all-day restaurant located on site. A bus station right outside helps visitors reach spots all across the city, though many attractions are within walking distance, such as the Ateneum Art Museum. Other amenities include free WiFi, parking, a mini gym, and a sauna.

Hotel Anna 

Located in the Punavuori neighborhood, Hotel Anna offers a quiet oasis in the heart of Helsinki, just a block from the Design Museum, the Stockmann store, and the Kamppi shopping center. The boutique hotel offers 64 rooms, with amenities including a TV, a minibar, and WiFi. There is a small meeting room, a sauna, and parking spaces available for hotel guests. The elevator runs to the 6th floor, though guests who are willing to climb to the 7th floor on the top of the building will be rewarded with spacious rooms and wonderful city views.

Forenom Aparthotel 

A new type of accommodation geared toward long-term visitors is available at Forenom Aparthotel. The apartment-hotel blend offers many hotel amenities along with the conveniences of a home. The rooms are available for 1-4 people, and some have kitchenettes. Centrally located, the aparthotel is near many public transportation stations, so guests have easy access to the rest of the city. A downstairs restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner (though they are not included). All rooms have WiFi, a fridge and microwave, a shared laundry facility, and a kettle and coffee maker.

Bars and Restaurants

Hotel Haaga 

The independent Hotel Haaga is focused on wellness for the mind and body. Located north of the city center by Central Park, the hotel offers a gym with group fitness classes, as well as a spa, sports massage, sauna, and a long swimming pool perfect for swimming laps. This active base also offers outdoor hiking maps, bicycles and walking poles. The restaurant follows the wellness theme with a menu based on fresh and local ingredients. The rooms bring the outdoors in, with wooden finishes, nature-inspired artwork, and small touches like leaves etched into glass. Hotel Haaga is perfect for travelers hoping for a relaxing escape.    

Holiday Inn Helsinki 

The Holiday Inn Helsinki is centrally located right next to the Central Railway Station, making it a convenient option for tourists exploring the area. This family-friendly hotel offers a play space in the lobby, and children under 12 can eat for free at the all-day restaurant located on site. A bus station right outside helps visitors reach spots all across the city, though many attractions are within walking distance, such as the Ateneum Art Museum. Other amenities include free WiFi, parking, a mini gym, and a sauna.

Hotel Anna 

Located in the Punavuori neighborhood, Hotel Anna offers a quiet oasis in the heart of Helsinki, just a block from the Design Museum, the Stockmann store, and the Kamppi shopping center. The boutique hotel offers 64 rooms, with amenities including a TV, a minibar, and WiFi. There is a small meeting room, a sauna, and parking spaces available for hotel guests. The elevator runs to the 6th floor, though guests who are willing to climb to the 7th floor on the top of the building will be rewarded with spacious rooms and wonderful city views.

Forenom Aparthotel 

A new type of accommodation geared toward long-term visitors is available at Forenom Aparthotel. The apartment-hotel blend offers many hotel amenities along with the conveniences of a home. The rooms are available for 1-4 people, and some have kitchenettes. Centrally located, the aparthotel is near many public transportation stations, so guests have easy access to the rest of the city. A downstairs restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner (though they are not included). All rooms have WiFi, a fridge and microwave, a shared laundry facility, and a kettle and coffee maker.

Things to do in Helsinki in November 

Winter Garden 

When most people think of gardens, they think of spring. Helsinki, on the other hand, embraces its cold weather with the beautiful Winter Garden. A recreational meeting place for more than a century, the garden is an oasis of exotic plants and beautiful fish. Visitors can be transported around the world and through the seasons with plants like island palms, cactus, and dozens of flowers.

Loyyl

 A visit to Helsinki isn't complete without a Scandinavian sauna experience like the one at Löyly. In a country with an estimated 2 million saunas, guests will have hard time choosing just one. Löyly offers a complete experience in one destination, with a smoke sauna, a wood-burning sauna, and a spot to enter the frigid Baltic Sea. There's also a bar and restaurant for guests so no one has to leave hungry.

Kamppi Chapel of Silence 

The Kamppi Chapel of Silence is a unique experience for locals and tourists alike. Located in the city center, at the entrance of the bustling Kamppi Shopping Center, the Chapel is a calm break away from the city noise. Though it does not hold regular church services, the chapel is designed for prayer and reflection. Welcoming everyone, regardless of religion, the building was designed in 2012 with a beautiful curved shape. The chapel is free of charge and may be the perfect moment of peace in a busy day of touring.

Shopping

Travelers looking for local souvenirs will find plenty of stores to choose from. Whether visiting one of the many outdoor markets still held throughout the winter, an indoor shopping mall, or a single shop, there is something for everyone on the gift list. Artisaani is one options that sells jewelry, art, housewares and more from local Finnish artists. Anne's Shop is a more historical option, selling a variety of traditional crafts, such as dolls and knitted clothing. Those who want to support a good cause may consider shopping at Luontokauppa, a store run by the Finnish Association for Nature Conservation; with nature-themed gifts including stuffed animals and books, the store raises money for conservation awareness and funds.

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