Finland is a Nordic country with an edge: it’s the home of sauna, Santa Claus and crafty design. Its unique cultural characteristics along with beautiful, untouched nature make it an unconventional holiday destination.
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Petit Hotels is a network of small hotels with great kitchens. The owners of these establishments actively work at their hotels, which guarantees their level of quality and service-mindedness. These hotels are all different, except for one main thing: they…
In summer 2013 two different kinds of music- and nature-concepts take place at lake Saimaa in Finland. You can choose between living in a comfortable lakeside-Villa at ”NatureMusicFinland” and a more economic option with simple but beautiful lakeside-surroundings ”Sounding nature”….
The amazing phenomenon is beautifully captured on Visit Finland’s new Midnight Sun video. The video follows the path paved by Visit Finland’s highly successful clip on the Northern Lights; presenting Finland’s unique natural features in spellbinding visual form. Experience the…
Viking Line Abp today took delivery of the Viking Grace from the STX Finland Oy shipyard. The vessel was ordered on December 22, 2010 and built in Turku, Finland. It begins service on Tuesday, January 15. The price of the…
Finnair will begin flying to Xi´an in summer 2013, further deepening the airline’s network of Asian destinations. Finnair will begin offering the service to Xi´an from its hub in Helsinki with three frequencies per week starting 14 June until the…
The Finnish Nature Centre Haltia – featuring Finland’s natural treasures under the same roof The Finnish Nature Centre Haltia will be an impressive modern, ecologically designed tourist attraction and meeting place. The new centre, on the fringes of Nuuksio National…
1. Rovaniemi, Finland Fistfuls of Christmas clichés characterise Rovaniemi, the ‘official’ terrestrial residence of Santa Claus. Everyone’s favourite bearded man hangs out in an atmospheric Arctic Circle grotto, and it’s free to visit him (but photos are another story). Snow…
Deep into Lapland, there is a place where top Finnish design can be seen right at the source of this inspiration: Design House Idoli is an extraordinary design studio and showcase. Its creator, Pekka Sillfors explains why.
Finland’s lake district is a dream destination for sailors. Ari Juva has been sailing his own steamboat on Lake Saimaa for decades.
Shaped by the Ice Age, the Turku archipelago consists of over 20,000 islands and islets.
Finland’s largest lake and the fourth largest natural freshwater lake in Europe – perfect for paddling for a day or two.
One of Finland’s most popular sights, only a short ferry crossing away from Helsinki.
Finland’s second oldest town, full of history and famous for its lovely restaurants and cafes.
