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Finland

Nordic Wonderland

Finland

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Finland, known for its stunning natural landscapes, is a country in Northern Europe bordering Sweden, Norway, and Russia. It offers a unique blend of modern cities and unspoiled wilderness. Visitors can enjoy the Northern Lights, midnight sun, and vast forests and lakes. Finland is also famous for its vibrant culture, innovative design, and high quality of life. The capital, Helsinki, is renowned for its architecture and lively arts scene. Whether you're exploring the historic sites or indulging in sauna culture, Finland provides an unforgettable experience.

A Journey Through

Finland

The wolf trail

There are many different types of dog sledding tours in Finnish Lapland. They depend on a few factors including; your past experience, how long you want to stay out in the wilderness and how big of an adventure you want to undertake.

Helsinki is the capital city of Finland, situated on a peninsula in the Gulf of Finland. The tramway ('raitiotie' in Finnish) began in 1891 and covers the city centre and the inner suburbs to the north of it.

Trams

Sometimes the lights can be seen as far south as Helsinki, the capital of Finland, but for the best chance we recommend heading up to Lapland in Northern Finland.

Northern Lights

In Finland, you can view nature’s most spectacular light show, the Aurora Borealis, from purpose-built spaces like glass huts and luxury suites.

Did you know that the Northern Lights are visible roughly 200 nights a year in Finnish Lapland? While many choose to go Aurora-spotting by snowshoe, ski, snowmobile or dog sled, you can also view the Northern Lights from the comfort of the indoors. Here are a few places to stay cosy and sleep well without missing out on the show.

City

One of the world’s northernmost nations, Finland is the most densely forested country in Europe.

Ruka-Kuusamo

Ruka is the most amazing winter wonderland. You have everything here that you need, vast beautiful landscape, a small friendly village and plenty of accommodation without it ruining the feel of the place! We've already been to Ruka twice and returning again next year.

Santa Claus Village

Santa Claus Village is located in Rovaniemi, Finland, the official hometown of Santa Claus. Santa Claus has made Lapland in Northern Finland his home for centuries, and the Arctic Circle is close to his heart because many Christmas secrets are rooted in this magical place.

The wolf trail

There are many different types of dog sledding tours in Finnish Lapland. They depend on a few factors including; your past experience, how long you want to stay out in the wilderness and how big of an adventure you want to undertake.

Trams

Northern Lights

In Finland, you can view nature’s most spectacular light show, the Aurora Borealis, from purpose-built spaces like glass huts and luxury suites.

Did you know that the Northern Lights are visible roughly 200 nights a year in Finnish Lapland? While many choose to go Aurora-spotting by snowshoe, ski, snowmobile or dog sled, you can also view the Northern Lights from the comfort of the indoors. Here are a few places to stay cosy and sleep well without missing out on the show.

City

One of the world’s northernmost nations, Finland is the most densely forested country in Europe.

Northern Lights

In Finland, you can view nature’s most spectacular light show, the Aurora Borealis, from purpose-built spaces like glass huts and luxury suites.

Did you know that the Northern Lights are visible roughly 200 nights a year in Finnish Lapland? While many choose to go Aurora-spotting by snowshoe, ski, snowmobile or dog sled, you can also view the Northern Lights from the comfort of the indoors. Here are a few places to stay cosy and sleep well without missing out on the show.

Northern Lights

In Finland, you can view nature’s most spectacular light show, the Aurora Borealis, from purpose-built spaces like glass huts and luxury suites.

Did you know that the Northern Lights are visible roughly 200 nights a year in Finnish Lapland? While many choose to go Aurora-spotting by snowshoe, ski, snowmobile or dog sled, you can also view the Northern Lights from the comfort of the indoors. Here are a few places to stay cosy and sleep well without missing out on the show.

Northern Lights

In Finland, you can view nature’s most spectacular light show, the Aurora Borealis, from purpose-built spaces like glass huts and luxury suites.

Did you know that the Northern Lights are visible roughly 200 nights a year in Finnish Lapland? While many choose to go Aurora-spotting by snowshoe, ski, snowmobile or dog sled, you can also view the Northern Lights from the comfort of the indoors. Here are a few places to stay cosy and sleep well without missing out on the show.