Helsinki is known for its vibrant cultural scene, modern design, and lively restaurants. Turku offers a charming blend of medieval history and coastal archipelago vibes. Further north, Lapland attracts visitors with its stunning natural landscapes, Sámi culture, and the chance to witness the Northern Lights—especially during winter.
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Finland
Our neighbor, Finland, is characterized by open spaces, beautiful architecture, friendly residents, and a pleasant tranquility. The country may feel Scandinavians geographically close, but it feels in many ways far away. The beautiful capital Helsinki reflects both Russian and Swedish heritage with its open square and Orthodox Cathedral.
Our neighbor has more than five million inhabitants and nearly half as many saunas. In addition to its saunas, the country is known for its almost endless wilderness, thousands of lakes, and plenty of opportunities for outdoor adventure. Whether it’s water sports, fishing, skiing, or hiking, offers Finland a variety of options for outings in the open.
Finland is equal outdoor
Finland is for many people: snowmobile safaris, meetings with Santa Claus, impressive auroras, and Sami culture. The country also offers a large archipelago, plenty of music festivals, national parks, castles, and well-known fashion. Walk in the clean and straight lines among streets with Swedish names, or travel here for the midnight sun and northern lights. For those interested, there are plenty of modern museums. However, we recommend quickly unwinding and enjoying the relaxed atmosphere.
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Frequently asked questions about Finland
What are the most popular destinations in Finland?
What should you try when it comes to the Finnish cuisine?
Finnish cuisine is hearty and flavorful. Highlights include karjalanpiirakka (Karelian pies), lohikeitto (salmon and potato soup), and poronkäristys (sautéed reindeer). For dessert lovers, mustikkapiirakka (blueberry pie) is a must—ideally enjoyed with coffee, as Finland has one of the highest coffee consumption rates in the world.
What is Finnish culture like?
Finnish culture values simplicity, honesty, and personal space. The sauna plays a central role in daily life and is considered a place for relaxation and reflection. In the arts, Finland is known for its unique blend of melancholic music, minimalist design, and a strong connection to nature.
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