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.

In Finland, nature is not only wild, it’s free to enjoy. Finnish law states that anyone living in or visiting Finland has the right to roam vast uninhabited forests and mires, forage mushrooms and berries, and enjoy the recreational use of natural areas. But this freedom comes with responsibility. 

Sustainability is woven into the fabric of daily life in Finland - it is an integral element in everything from food and energy consumption to design and travel and the well-being of local communities.

If you want to be happy like a Finn scroll down for our tips and tricks!

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!

From beautiful national parks to cute wooden villages and unexpected hidden gems, Finland truly is a photographer's dream destination. Scroll down to see our list of the 10 most instagrammable places in Finland.