Formerly a working-class neighbourhood, the laid-back and spirited area of Kallio has a noteworthy array of boutiques, cafes, restaurants, bars and more.

Finland’s rich design heritage and unique Nordic culture make it a fascinating place to hunt for original gifts and souvenirs. And for the conscientious consumer, there are plenty of eco-friendly options, so you can shop to your hearts’ content!

What exactly do you do in a Finnish sauna and what not?

With an archipelago of more than 40,000 islands running along much of its coastline, Finland is an island-hopping paradise in the summertime.

Long before the rise of the global Slow Food Movement in the 80s, Finns were promoting the importance of eating wild, natural and locally-produced foods. Join the Finns and go slow.

So, you're dreaming of coming to Finland for your holiday but not sure where to start planning. Don't worry, we're here to help!