What to See Around Helsinki: Forest Parks & Baltic Islands
If you only stay in central Helsinki, the city feels compact, stylish, almost reserved. Step just 30–40 minutes outside though, and the vibe changes completely. The streets give way to glacial rocks, spruce forests, skinny birch trees and the flat, silver water of the Baltic.
Turku to the Sea: Archipelago Towns and Quiet Roads
In Turku, the river doesn’t just meet the Baltic - it coaxes you toward it. Boats idle on the Aura, gulls trace loose circles above café terraces, and that salty, resin-scented breeze quietly suggests a plan: drive west, follow the inlets, and keep going until the horizon is a scatter of green islands and lighthouses.
Helsinki Cathedral: A Must-Visit Destination in Finland's Capital
Nestled in the heart of Finland's vibrant capital, Helsinki Cathedral stands as a testament to the country's rich history and architectural prowess.
Spring holidays at Ruka, Finland's first ski resort
The first ski slope in the snow country was opened on Ruka in 1954. Now there are 29 slopes for experienced skiers, beginners and children. If you are new to skiing, Ruka has the best ski school with over 180 experienced instructors.
What to bring from Finland
The northern country attracts thousands of tourists. There are a lot of interesting places in Finland that guests of the country like. However, you always want to bring home something memorable.