Where is rovaniemi? What's interesting about rovaniemi?

Rovaniemi, known as the Queen of the North, is the capital and largest city of Lapland in the Arctic Circle of Finland. Located at the mouth of Onas River, on the right bank of Komi River, more than 60 kilometers north of Oulu/kloc-0, the Arctic Circle passes through its south. The vast majority of tourists start their polar tour from here.

Travelers from afar must first do three "great things": the first is to take a commemorative photo with their feet across the Arctic line at 66 33' north latitude, and the second is to receive their grand certificates for entering the Arctic Circle. These two materials will be kept by tourists as important tourism qualification documents for life. The third is that tourists are most willing to go to Santa Claus Village, communicate with the original Santa Claus at close range, and express their accumulated wishes in childhood at zero distance. In addition, there is a Christmas paradise not to be missed, which is open all the year round and the eternal theme is the ethereal Christmas mood.

The main attractions in rovaniemi include the Polar Center and the Provincial Museum (Arktikum House &; Lapland province

Museum), Lapland Forest Museum, Ranua Wildlife Park, Anthropology Museum, rovaniemi Art Museum and reindeer farms of all sizes, where polar bears, elk, brown bears, snow cats and other polar animals are collected.