Finland

A Land of Natural Wonders & Modern Innovation

Nestled in Northern Europe and bordered by Sweden, Norway, and Russia, Finland is a land of breathtaking contrasts, shaped by its stunning natural landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and innovative cities. Whether you’re chasing the Northern Lights in Lapland or enjoying the Midnight Sun in summer, Finland offers year-round adventures for every traveler.

Top Reasons to Visit Finland

❄️ Winter Wonderland & Northern Lights

  • Experience the magical winter landscapes of Lapland, where snow-covered forests and frozen lakes create a serene escape.

  • Witness the spectacular Aurora Borealis, one of the world’s most incredible natural phenomena.

  • Enjoy dog sledding, reindeer safaris, ice fishing, and world-class skiing in Finland’s Arctic regions.

☀️ Summer Adventures & Midnight Sun

  • In summer, Finland transforms into a lush green paradise, with national parks, pristine lakes, and endless forests bathed in 24-hour daylight.

  • Ideal for hiking, mountain biking, kayaking, and fishing in untouched wilderness.

  • Relax in a traditional Finnish sauna, a must-experience part of Finnish culture.

🏙️ Vibrant Cities & Rich History

  • Explore Helsinki, a city blending cutting-edge design, modern architecture, and a thriving culinary scene.

  • Visit quaint wooden towns, historic castles, and cultural museums filled with Finnish heritage.

  • Discover Turku and Tampere, cities known for their charming old towns, medieval landmarks, and unique museums.

🦌 Wildlife & Unique Traditions

  • Reindeer roam freely across Lapland—whether pulling sledges or served as a traditional Finnish dish.

  • Experience the unique Sámi culture, Finland’s indigenous people, through local crafts, music, and traditions.

  • Explore the country’s thousands of lakes, perfect for a tranquil retreat into nature

Travel Information

Electricity

Electrical sockets (outlets) in Finland are one of the two European standard electrical socket types: The “Type C” Europlug and the “Type E” and “Type…

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Banking

CurrencyEuro (EUR; symbol €) = 100 cents. Notes are in denominations of €500, 200, 100, 50, 20, 10 and 5. Coins are in denominations of €2 and 1,…

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Cuisine

Food in Finland is safe to eat and usually prepared in accordance with hygiene guidelines, although care should be taken when purchasing food from unlicensed…

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Climate

Finland has a reputation as a land of ice and snow, but summers are warm and sunny, with daytime temperatures reaching 25-30ºC (77-86ºF), and even spring…

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Transport

Finnair (AY) (www.finnair.com) and its subsidiaries run an excellent network of domestic services. Look out for discounted äkkilähdot (getaway) fares….

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Dress

In summer, travellers can get away with lightweight clothing in the daytime, but long sleeves and long trousers or skirts are useful for the evenings….

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Regions

Helsinki

Helsinki is set on the Gulf of Finland. This capital is one of Europe’s most charming and idiosyncratic cities. Helsinki has an unique geographical location. It…

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Joensuu

Joensuu is the vibrant capital of North Karelia and the second largest city in Eastern Finland. It is also a student city full of fascinating museums,…

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Kajaani

Located in Finland, the Kajaani serves as the centre and capital of the Kainuu region. The 17th-century town boasts an attractive riverside location. Highlights include: the…

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Kemi

The ‘Pearl of Finland’s north’, Kemi is the final frontier to the astonishing wilderness of the Arctic Circle. The town’s chief claim to fame is its…

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Kokkola

Kokkola is a historic port city set halfway up Finland’s coast, in the Central Ostrobothnia region. Long used as an important harbour, Kokkola’s Old Town is…

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Lahti

Lahti is an impressive Finnish city set at the edge of the Lakeland area, known for its pulse-quickening ski jumps and sports facilities, but offers plenty…

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Lapland

A Magical Arctic Wonderland
Lapland, Finland’s northernmost region, is a breathtaking winter wonderland located within the Arctic Circle, bordering Sweden, Norway, Russia, and the Baltic Sea….

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Mikkeli

Mikkeli, in the Etela-Savo region of Finland, is a bustling historic town in the Lake District of Finland. It is situated on the shores of the…

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Oulu

Resting on the shores of the Bay of Bothnia in central Finland’s region of North Ostrobothnia, Oulu is famous for its cycling opportunities, urban vibrancy, and…

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Pori

Pori, the tenth-largest city in Finland, is located on the country’s west coast, near the Kokemaki River. The town’s primary attraction, arguably, is its famous architectural…

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Rovaniemi

Rovaniemi is situated in the Arctic Circle, right at the confluence of the rivers Kemijoki and Ounasjoki. Rovaniemi is the unofficial capital of Finnish Lapland and…

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Ruka & Kuusamo

Ruka and Kuusamo are towns inextricably linked by their proximity and symbiosis. they are located in east-central Finland, close to the Russian border. Ruka is a…

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Savonlinna

Savonlinna is located in the south-east of Finland, in the heart of the Saimaa Lake District. This beautiful and vibrant city offers a wide range of…

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Turku

Turku is located on the southwest coast of Finland, this vibrant city is Finland’s former capital. Only in 1917, when Finland became independent, Helsinki be came…

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Vaasa

Vaasa, a sunny, well-run city halfway up Finland’s west coast, combines history, modernity and nature in an enticing package. Vaasa was created in the 17th-century and…

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