Which is worth going to Norway, Iceland or Finland in winter?

If you want to go to Norway, Iceland or Finland in winter, here are three suggestions:

1. Travel arrangements:

Norway: You can enjoy the Northern Lights in Tromso and experience the winter scenery in Norway in Bergen.

Iceland: The winter scenery in Iceland is very unique. You can start your journey from the capital Reykjavik, then go to the blue glacier, see the glacial lake, and even go skiing and ice fishing.

Finland: You can enjoy the culture in Helsinki, or go to the northern town of Salisell to experience the real winter scenery, including dog sledding, snowmobiling and other activities.

2. Mode of transportation:

Norway: From the capital Oslo, you can fly or train to Tromso or Bergen.

Iceland: From Reykjavik, the capital, you can rent a car or join a tour group to visit blue glaciers, glacial lakes and other scenic spots.

Finland: From the capital Helsinki, you can rent a car or take a train to Salissel.

3. Accommodation:

Norway: You can choose to stay in a hotel or homestay in Tromso or Bergen.

Iceland: You can stay in hotels or homestays in Reykjavik or Salinger.

Finland: You can choose to stay in hotels or homestays in Helsinki or Salinger.

Generally speaking, these three countries have their own unique scenery and culture in winter, and the specific choice of which country depends on your interest and budget. If you want to experience the aurora, then Norway is a good choice; If you want to experience glaciers and glacial lakes, Iceland is a good choice; Finland is a good choice if you want to experience the real winter scenery and traditional culture.