Trams in Helsinki are like those big buses that run on tracks on the road. They are very long and have many seats where people can sit and a driver who drives the tram. They have wheels that run on tracks just like trains but they don't go as fast. People get on and off the tram at stops along the road, just like a bus.
Trams are a great way to travel around Helsinki because they are fast, convenient, and you can see lots of interesting things outside the window as you ride. They can take you to lots of different places around the city, like museums, shopping areas, and parks.
To ride the tram, you need to buy a ticket or use a travel card. You can pay for the ticket on the tram or at a ticket machine at the tram stop. Sometimes there is a conductor on the tram who can help you buy a ticket or answer any questions you might have.
Trams have been running in Helsinki for a long time, since way back in 1891! Since then, they have become an important way for people to get around the city. They are even a part of Helsinki's identity and culture. So next time you visit Helsinki, be sure to ride a tram and experience the city like a local!