Finland Travel Tips
Finland is for the most part a quiet land, where a cottage by a lake and a properly stoked sauna is all that's required for happiness. It's a vast expanse of forests and lakes and more forests, punctuated by towns full of people who are genuinely surprised to see tourists.
During the months of the midnight sun, coastal regions are a sailing and fishing paradise. Inland, the largest unspoilt wilderness in Europe attracts thousands every year. In the south, the capital Helsinki is a paradise for lovers of art and architecture.
Results 1–3 of 3
3 Days in Helsinki: Suggested Itineraries
Written by Viator, August 2010
Where the lake-riddled Finnish landscape finally gives up and surrenders itself entirely to water, that’s where you’ll find Helsinki. Facing off Tallinn across the Gulf of Finland, this has always ...
Read more
Helsinki outer island and Harbor by boat
Written by Balti-most, USA, October 2010
The highlight of any trip to Helsinki is a cruise around Helsinki's Harbor. Getting out on the water shows you just how closely the city is tied to the sea. Finland has over 3,000 miles of coastline ...
Read more
Winter Adventures from Helsinki
Written by Viator, January 2011
One-third of the Republic of Finland is above the Arctic Circle, making it one of the world's northernmost countries in the world, and Helsinki isn’t spared the brutality of the elements. Travelers ...
Read more
Results 1–3 of 3
Want to share your own recommendation?
_d803-42.jpg)
_d803-87.jpg)
_d803-10.jpg)
