Office spaces in the best location in Turku

Turku Technology Properties owns 150,000 square metres of rented office space in the Turku Science Park. The company's largest tenants are the City of Turku, the University of Turku and Åbo Akademi, in addition to which approximately 300 other companies and organisations operate in the company's facilities.

AkvaCity
Completed

05/2025

AkvaCity

Teollisuuskatu 46 Turku
BioCity

BioCity

Tykistökatu 6
CivilCity

CivilCity

Untamonkatu 1
DataCity

DataCity

Lemminkäisenkatu 14-18
EduCity

EduCity

Joukahaisenkatu 7
ElectroCity

ElectroCity

Tykistökatu 4
GeneCity
Completed

12/2024

GeneCity

Teollisuuskatu 42
High Tech City

High Tech City

Lemminkäisenkatu 48
ICT-City

ICT-City

Joukahaisenkatu 3-5
IndustryCity

IndustryCity

Teollisuuskatu 35
InfraCity

InfraCity

Teollisuuskatu 40
Kupittaa Ball Game Hall

Kupittaa Ball Game Hall

Lemminkäisenkatu 32a
Kupittaan Paviljonki

Kupittaan Paviljonki

Kupittaankatu 8
LinkCity

LinkCity

Lemminkäisenkatu 20-22
ParkCity

ParkCity

Joukahaisenkatu 8
PharmaCity

PharmaCity

Itäinen Pitkäkatu 4
TriviumCity

TriviumCity

Lemminkäisenkatu 32
 Visitor and Innovation Centre Joki

Visitor and Innovation Centre Joki

Lemminkäisenkatu 12b
VitaCity

VitaCity

Biolinja 2
Maaomaisuus

Maaomaisuus

The business centre of Turku

The Turku Science Park has grown enormously in prominence over the last ten years. It is no wonder as the area is the undisputed centre of business life in Turku where science meets art, and business meets the public sector.

In recent years, the Turku Science Park has developed in leaps and bounds, and the Joki Visitor Centre, the Kupittaa Ballroom Hall, EduCity and CivilCity have been built in the area. In addition, the Science Park has started expanding to Itäharju where InfraCity A has already been completed. Currently, IndustryCity is being constructed in Itäharju and preparations are underway to build InfraCity B. A car park called ParkCity is being built next to the Kupittaa train station. A deck crossing Helsinginkatu is also planned for the area, which will connect Itäharju to the current Science Park and serve as a public transport route through the area.