Plenty of gradients and the terrain varies from bare rock and undulating sandy ground to ancient spruce forests with tree roots and gravel ridges – perfect for taking it to the max.

Unlike reindeer, moose are truly wild animals and avoid contact with humans as much as possible. For a sure sighting of this majestic animal head to the wildlife parks and zoos around the country.

In a country where people move en masse to the countryside in the summer and where forest coverage is 75%, it's no wonder ecological tourism has taken off so rapidly and steadily. Old farms are opening their doors to visitors from all over the world!

Snowshoeing is a great way to experience Finland’s wintry wildernesses.

Finnish berries and fruits are packed with sweet flavors and healthy vitamins and flavonoids.

Business Finland operates a newly built wooden Metsä Pavilion in central Tokyo, in the grounds of the Finnish Embassy of Japan starting from autumn 2020.