Attractions in Finland

Thinking of Finland, we reflect on the various kinds of winter sports, rich cultural traditions and beautiful sceneries, and, of course, on Lapland, which is the motherland of world-wide popular figure - Santa Claus. Without any doubts, tourism plays an important role in country’s economy. Many tourists, planning their trip to Finland, are puzzled with the question how to see as many attractions as it is possible during very short period of time. Follow our advice and you will get fully acquainted with the country. First of all, go to Helsinki, the capital of Finland and one of the most interesting cities of the country. Among the main sights of this city is Government Palace, Finland's National Library, Market Square. Don’t loose the opportunity to participate in the thematic shows in Ice Park, to see Viapori-Sveaborg Fortress, listed by UNESCO as one of the World's Heritage landmarks.

One of the prime Finland attractions is The Northern Lights. The best place to see them is Lapland region in winter seasons. On average this natural miracle is visible some 200 nights a year. The Finnish archipelago is a great destination for those who are fond of different voyages. There are no less than 35 national parks in Finland and this number constantly increases. Finland Castles are for sure worth you attention. The best of them are situated in such cities as Turku, Tampere and Kuopio.