Introduction of tourist attractions in Finland

Finland is a super-powerful Nordic country, which contains huge natural resources and treasures, as well as desirable Nordic myths and the cultural heritage of ancient vikings. Experience the magical charm of nature in this land of ice and snow. This is a list of tourist attractions in Finland.

Whether it's the beautiful lakes and mountains, the Santa Claus village in the ice and snow, or the European town with a variety of customs, Finland can always touch your beautiful imagination about your dreams.

Helsinki region

Helsinki

Helsinki is the capital of Finland, and its urban layout is very compact. You can walk in the street and feel the typical European city customs. There are also large parks, forests and lakes in the city, and small islands are all over the coastline. No matter where you go, nature will not be too far away from you.

Helsinki cathedral

The cathedral designed by CarlLudvigEngel stands in the Senate Square.

Square is one of the most famous tourist attractions in Helsinki.

The cathedral is not only a landmark that people can see when they come to Helsinki by boat, but also a symbol of the whole city of Helsinki.

Finnish fort

The beautiful island of Finland is only 15 minutes' ferry voyage from Helsinki Farmers Square. The island where Finland is located is the offshore suburb of Helsinki, which can be said to be the epitome of Finland's nearly 300 years of history. It is not a castle, but a series of small islands overseas, and it is one of the largest coastal defense military fortresses in the world.

Nightlife in Helsinki

Finns are notoriously shy and taciturn in Europe, and they are always pokerface when walking on the road during the day, so Finns laugh at themselves as Finnish.

The cartoon of "Nightmare" probably means that Finns are sitting on public transportation and the passengers next to them suddenly talk to you. This is a nightmare. It is said that they especially don't understand the enthusiasm of Americans.

In Helsinki at night, you can see completely different Finns in street bars, especially on weekend nights. Check the local bar guide in advance and have a wonderful night here! Cheers! Or say "kippis" like the Finns!

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Corona Bar is composed of Kaurism, the director of independent private line. Ki) It was opened by two brothers.

Double bars are a must-see for visiting Helsinki. Moscow bar takes you to feel the atmosphere of the Soviet Union; In Collonna, keeping calm is the rule of the game here.

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Polva

Polva was built about 800 years ago and is the second oldest city in Finland. When you stroll along the charming streets of the town, you can still witness and feel its historical elegance.

Polva has been the home and inspiration of many Finnish artists for centuries. Polva is only 50 kilometers east of Helsinki, and it can even travel back and forth between the two cities by steam boat in summer.

Stroll along the Polvo River, look at the red wooden houses on both sides of the river, or watch the chocolate making process in the famous local chocolate factory and enjoy the classical romantic or avant-garde interior decoration in Finland. The comfortable life in this European town will make you linger.

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Finland has the largest archipelago in the world on its coastline. Ancient wooden towns, lighthouses, historic manors and stone churches, and large national parks extending to land and sea-these are the general conditions of the Finnish coast. Because winter in Finland is cold and long, the seaside area is more suitable for summer.

Turku

Haven't you gone to Bolva yet? Then Turku is equally wonderful. Turku is a typical medieval European town. 20 1 1 was named Turku, european capital of culture, and held many large-scale cultural activities.

Turku on the Ora River officially appeared on the map as early as 1229. Since then, the city has enjoyed a high reputation. In summer, Turku is full of colorful festivals:

Tango, medieval culture, drama, art, design and so on.

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Oran islands (? Land) is a Swedish autonomous region in Finland, * * * consists of more than 6,500 islands. Mariham, the capital, is more like a lovely small village than a town. It is famous for its navigation and shipping in history. This is the only city on the island with simple nature, rugged rocks and picturesque scenery.

The autonomous status of Oran Island means that it has its own independent government, language and cultural policies. Since 1922, Oran Island has had its own parliament, and it occupies a place in the Finnish parliament.

Shuttling between islands is a good way to enjoy the beautiful scenery of Oran Island. With ferries and bridges, you can travel by boat, canoe or bike. Of course, if it is winter, let's play on the ice.

The Moomin world.

Moomin is probably the most famous and favorite Finnish idol. Even though Santa Claus is ranked first, Moomin is at least ranked second.

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These Muming people with fair skin and hippopotamus-like bodies are figures in Finnish literature. They were written by the beloved Swedish Finnish writer and painter Topher Song Yang.

Jansson) was founded in the 1940s. Originally published in the form of serial comics, it was later published in the form of a collection.

"Moomin World" is located in the sunny town of Na Atali, Finland, and it opens every summer on June 8th. In February, the Moomin world is also open as usual, and children can play all kinds of games with Muming's family in the snow.

In the face of difficulties, always maintain a positive attitude and an open mind. I'm afraid this is the real reason why the admiring family will live in our hearts forever.

lake region

Most of Finland is covered by water and lakes. Lake District, as the name implies, is that there are more lakes here than anywhere else in Finland.

This is a very precious treasure, because these lakes are the cleanest in the world and the scenery is the most beautiful.

Tampere

Tampere is a big city by Finnish standards. Nevertheless, it still maintains the style of a small town. The city center is very compact and the atmosphere is friendly and casual.

Tampere is the birthplace of Finland's industrial revolution: the first electric light in Finland was lit in a cotton textile factory in Tampere; The city has also witnessed the development of Nokia's global enterprises.

Tampere offers a variety of cultural activities. There are a variety of performing arts programs and rich historical collections from all walks of life in the city, which are all good choices for tourists.

Safelinna

Savonlinna is located between Hokiwei West Lake and NiHraja West Lake, which constitutes Lake Marseille. It is the main tourist attraction in Finland, and half of Savonlinna is a lake. There are wide lakes and narrow fjords, intricate lakeshore and islands covered with pine trees.

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Olavinlinna, one of the three old castles in Finland, is the symbol of this city.

Savonlinnaopara Festival (Savonlinnaopara)

Festival) is held in the courtyard of Ovila Castle, a medieval castle, overlooking Lake Sema, the largest lake in Finland, creating a very special atmosphere.

Savonlinna International Film Festival

Savonlinna International Nature Film Festival (Savonlinna International Nature Film)

Festivals are held every August on the picturesque shores of Lake Marseille. The film festival shows various films about nature and the relationship between man and nature.

Log cabin life and sauna

Nowadays, luxurious wooden houses are all over Finland, which has become a very popular way of vacation. However, many Finns still like to live in traditional cabins with simple facilities and away from the noise.

It is said that many sea view rooms and high-rise buildings in Europe are not close to nature, and the cabins in the "deep mountains and forests" are very popular.

During the summer stay, the most special activity is to heat the sauna room and steam a sauna happily; It's winter now, let's relax in the exquisite hut.

If you want to add some luxurious elements, there are countless activities to try in the beautiful nature around you.

Finnish cabin reservation: https://www.lomarengas.fi/en

Lapland region

Lapland is located in northern Norway, northern Sweden, northern Finland and northwestern Russia, near the Arctic Circle. Three quarters of Lapland lies in the Arctic Circle. Its unique polar scenery and indigenous customs make it a tourist attraction.

And those legends about Santa Claus make Lapland in Finland like a fairy tale world, which makes tourists feel that their dreams come true.

Northern lights and midnight sunshine

For many people, witnessing the excitement of the Northern Lights is an unforgettable experience. Finland is one of the best places to watch the Northern Lights in the world. In Lapland, Finland, you can see the Northern Lights for more than 200 nights every year.

Lapland, Finland, spends 24 hours in the sun for three months in summer. Compared with the lack of sunshine in the darkest winter, this is really an amazing contrast.

The activities of "Midnight Sunshine" season are also colorful, Sodankyl? The midnight sunshine film festival is an example. Two thirds of the people in the world who are lucky enough to enjoy the "midnight sunshine" live in Finland.

Santa's house

Finland is the hometown of Santa Claus. In rovaniemi, the capital of Lapland, there are many different types of museums. More importantly, Santa Claus lives in Santa Claus Village in rovaniemi!

One of Santa's most important tasks is to read letters. The Santa Claus post office in the Arctic Circle receives more than 500,000 letters from all over the world every year.

Go to Santa's office and take a photo with him! Or here, send a postcard from Santa Claus! Who says fairy tales only belong to children? Let's have a fairy tale dream in Lapland, Finland.

Ice sculpture world

In Lapland, Finland, the most important building material is ice. Here, you will marvel at the exquisiteness and whimsy of ice cubes.

Levi's Icium ice sculpture exhibition is both a theme park and an art gallery. And Xue Cun of Legano.

As well as Snowcastle in Kemi, all provide accommodation, ice restaurant, ice bar, ice church and other different facilities.

Ice sculptors from all over the world show you different spectacular ice sculptures, and you can even see a miniature Helsinki landmark here. Or take an ice sauna with the locals! Sounds exciting!