What are the places worth visiting in Finland?

Finland has the following places worth visiting:

Santa's house

Santa Claus Village is a group of wooden buildings, focusing on the Christmas landscape and experience.

The Santa Claus office in the village is responsible for receiving children from all over the world, and "Certified Santa Claus" will answer children's strange questions here.

The arctic circle just passes through the village. Come here to play, you can find a white mark with the size of the Arctic Circle, and you can also get a certificate for crossing the polar circle.

There are all kinds of fairy tale stamps, greeting cards and gifts in Santa Claus post office. Letters sent here will be postmarked by Santa Claus and sent all over the world.

Rock church

The Rock Church, also known as the Church of Periaux Keogh, is located in Temperley Rock Square in downtown Helsinki. The church was excavated inside the rock, and it looked primitive and primitive. This place is very suitable for freeze-frame. Its top-level design is very clever, which can make the sound express better. Music is played in this church every day. You don't have to visit this classic church with your own eyes. Walking into the church and sitting down to listen to a piano piece will make you unforgettable all your life.

Usbesky church

Usbesky church is not far from downtown. This is a beautiful building that shines in the sun. Designed by Russian architect Gornostayev, 1868 completed. The red brick steeple of the church is very eye-catching, cleverly designed and has a strong Moscow architectural style. Beautiful things can always make people open their hearts and feel happy, and the photos taken are naturally beautiful.

Finnish castle

It takes about 15 minutes to get to Fort Finland by ferry at the pier. After disembarking, you can go left first. You will find that this fortress is quite good, especially at the King's Gate. It is delicious and suitable for taking pictures. You can travel around the island in the morning.

St John's Church in Helsinki

John's Church is a Lutheran church, designed by Swedish architects and adopting Gothic revival style. This is a huge stone church. Distinctive places are of course suitable for freeze-frame pictures.

Helsinki parliament square

Helsinki Parliament Square is a quiet and empty square and a good place to appreciate neoclassical architecture. Sometimes the light show is rehearsed at night, and the changing lights hit the building, which is especially suitable for taking pictures.

Helsinki cathedral

Helsinki Cathedral, also known as Whitechapel. Located in Parliament Square, built in 1852, it is a Lutheran church. The building is mainly white with a light green dome. In winter, the square in front of the church is covered with heavy snow, and the warm lights light up, making the whole church holy. This time is especially suitable for taking pictures as a souvenir. There are also many beautiful murals and sculptures in the church, which are worth seeing.