Finland
Finland is a Nordic nation of 5.5 million people famous for its vast forests, 188,000 lakes, saunas (over 3 million of them), and the Northern Lights.
Cities & regions
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Rovaniemi is the capital of Finnish Lapland, situated just above the Arctic Circle on the banks of the Kemijoki and Ounasjoki rivers. The 'Official Hometown…
Open guideTurku is Finland's oldest city (records date to the 13th century) and former capital, located on the southwest coast where the Aura River meets the sea. Know…
Open guideKakslauttanen Arctic Resort is a legendary wilderness resort in Finnish Lapland that invented the glass igloo concept and remains the most famous of its kind…
Open guideFinland's capital and largest city, set on a peninsula on the Baltic Sea with an archipelago of 330+ islands. One of Europe's most underrated capitals — smal…
Open guideKemi is a small town of approximately 19,000 people on the northern shore of the Gulf of Bothnia in Finnish Lapland, at latitude 65.4°N. Despite its size, it…
Open guideOulu is Finland's fifth-largest city (population ~220,000), situated on the northwestern coast of Finland at the mouth of the Oulu River where it meets the B…
Open guideVaasa is a bilingual university city of ~70,000 people on Finland's west coast, approximately 400 km northwest of Helsinki. It is Finland's second most inter…
Open guideRanua is a small municipality in Finnish Lapland, 80 km south of Rovaniemi, built around one thing above all: Ranua Resort Wildlife Park, the Arctic zoo open…
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