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Finland offers great holiday options for families and is popularly known as the “Land of a Thousand Lakes.” Here are the top tourist attractions in Finland that you must visit during your trip!

Northern Lights in Lapland: Seeing the northern lights are a once in a lifetime experience and one of the best reasons to visit Finland. They are most enjoyable on a starry winter night.

Santa Claus Village: Meet the real Santa Claus in his official hometown. Whether a child or an adult, it’s fun to be here, especially when Christmas is around the corner!

Suomenlinna Fortress: A world heritage site, located at the entrance of Helsinki Harbor. Private guided tours of the fortress, in several languages, can be booked in advance.

Finnish food is simple, fresh, and includes natural ingredients gathered from local forests and farms.

Ruisleipa (Rye Bread): A breakfast snack and a staple of the Finnish diet that’s often served with ham and cheese.

Kaalikaaryleet (Cabbage Roll): Prepared by wrapping boiled cabbage leaves around fillings made of minced meat and cooked rice then served with mashed potatoes and lingonberry sauce.

Lohikeitto (Salmon Soup): The Finnish diet is rich in fish and the most popular is salmon. In addition to salmon, this soup usually contains potatoes, carrots, and leeks.

The world’s happiest country, Finland hosts the midnight sun in summer and the polar night in winter, and is worth visiting any time of the year!

December and January: These months are great for winter sports and icy adventures. Also, the best time to plan family visits to Santa Claus’ Village in Rovaniemi and experience the polar night.

May to August: Enjoy outdoor activities like hiking, biking and canoeing. This is also the time to enjoy scenic boat cruises and music festivals.

September to November: Finnish forests are glowing with colored leaves and the northern lights make regular appearances throughout October and November.

Here are a few essentials that you may consider carrying with you on your trip to Finland, regardless of the weather.

Warm layers: Even in summers Finland can be cool, so packing layers is a great idea for any time of year.

Sunglasses: Take sunglasses even in the winter months, as the sun rays reflect off the bright white snow.

Raincoat: Bring along a waterproof jacket or light raincoat as it rains throughout the year in Finland.