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In Finland, nature is not only wild, it’s free. Finnish law states that anyone living in or visiting Finland has the right to roam the countryside, forage, fish with a line and rod, and enjoy the recreational use of natural areas, even on private property. We call this the "Everyman's Rights".
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Read MoreAutumn leaf colour, “ruska”, is a spectacular natural phenomenon in Finland.
Read MoreFinnish people are warm, open and sincere, even though they might tell you the exact opposite.
Read MoreCottage life, known as mökkielämä in Finnish, is equated with slow living and treading softly on the land. If you have the opportunity to visit one, there are a few things you should know.
Read More24 hours in Helsinki is just enough to get into the mood of this easygoing capital that you might not want to leave.
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One weekend our group of young Finns took their pack-packs, sleeping bags and cameras and set out to explore the untouched wilderness of Lapland.
Watch videoBengtskär is the tallest lighthouse in the Nordic countries. Paula Wilson, the lighthouse keeper there, explains the magic of the historical building and its surroundings.
Watch videoBelieve it or not, swimming in a hole in the ice really does you the world of good. ‘Eek!’ ‘No way!’ ‘You Finns are nuts!’ These tend to be the first unenthusiastic reactions of tourists faced with the prospect of a dip in an icy lake. Slipping …
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