When is the best time to travel to Finland?

Most parts of Finland have a maritime climate. Because of the influence of the North Atlantic warm current, Finland's climate is much milder than other regions at the same latitude (such as Siberia and Greenland).

June-August is the summer in Finland, with an average temperature of 18℃. Because the land is in the high latitude zone, Finland has a particularly long light time in recent months. Even in the southern coastal areas, the summer sky will never be completely dark, while in Lapland in the north, the sun will not be high for nearly two months. Generally speaking, summer is the best season to travel to Finland. At this time, the weather is not only mild, but also the light time is long, so you can stay outdoors for a long time, and you can also see people celebrating the "Midsummer Festival".

Winter in Finland is long and cold, and the snowfall in the north lasts from 10 to mid-May. However, due to the dry climate and unbearable cold, Finland has always been loved by winter sports enthusiasts. February is the traditional skiing season, but in North Lapland, there will be polar nights in 1 February and1month, and the dark and clear sky just enjoys the magnificent Northern Lights.

If you need to travel to Finland, I suggest you look at the Finnish tourism information here: /Wuerzhilv.