NORTHERN EUROPE

Introduction
Northern Europe is a subregion of Europe comprising several
countries known for their rich history, stunning natural
landscapes, and progressive societies. Northern Europe is
renowned for its breathtaking scenery, characterized by
fjords, mountains, forests, lakes, and picturesque coastal
areas. The region experiences distinct seasons, with long
summer days and shorter, colder winters.

 Northern Europe
includes:
•Denmark •Latvia
•Estonia •Lithuania
•Finland •Norway
•Iceland •Sweden
•Ireland •United Kingdom
15 TOURIST DESTINATIONS
1.Copenhagen, Denmark:
Known for its colorful architecture,
cycling culture, and the famous
Little Mermaid statue.

 2.Stockholm, Sweden
A beautiful city spread over 14 islands,
with stunning views, royal palaces, and
great museums.

 3. Kiruna, Sweden
A small town located in the northernmost
part of Sweden, famous for its stunning
natural beauty, outdoor activities, and
unique cultural experiences.

 4. Helsinki, Finland
A vibrant city surrounded by water, with
magnificent architecture, a rich cultural
scene, and beautiful parks.

 5. Lapland, Finland
A magical winter wonderland with snow-
covered forests, reindeer, and the
famous Northern Lights.

 6. Oslo, Norway
A bustling city surrounded by nature, with
lots of museums, galleries, and parks to
explore.

 7. Bergen, Norway
A picturesque city surrounded by fjords and
mountains, with a historic waterfront and
great seafood.

 8. Reykjavik, Iceland
A charming city with colorful houses, hot
springs, and a unique culture.

9. Seljalandsfoss, Iceland
A stunning waterfall located in Iceland,
approximately 120 kilometers (75 miles)
southeast of Reykjavik. It is one of the most
popular tourist destinations in Iceland,
attracting thousands of visitors every year.

 10. Tallinn, Estonia

A beautiful medieval city with cobblestone
streets, historic buildings, and a rich cultural
heritage.

 11. Riga, Latvia

A city with a mix of architectural styles, from
medieval to modern, and a vibrant cultural
scenes.

 12. Vilnius, Lithuania

A city with a mix of architectural styles, from
medieval to modern, and a vibrant cultural
scenes.

 13. Dublin, Ireland

The capital city of Ireland, Dublin offers a blend
of history, culture, and vibrant nightlife.

14. London, United Kingdom

The capital city of the United Kingdom, is a
vibrant and diverse metropolis with a rich
history and a wealth of tourist attractions.

15. Bath, United Kingdom

Located in southwest England, is a UNESCO
World Heritage city known for its rich history
and stunning Georgian architecture.

15 UNESCO World Heritage Sites

 Denmark

1. Kronborg Castle – it is a Renaissance castle

known as the setting of Shakespeare’s Hamlet.

2.
Jelling Mounds, Runic Stones, and Church – A
complex of historical monuments in Jelling, including
burial mounds, carved runic stones, and a church.
 Jelling Mounds, Runic
Stones, and Church

Kronborg Castle
 Estonia

Historic Centre of Tallinn – The well-preserved medieval Old Town

1.
of Tallinn, featuring Gothic architecture, city walls, and cobblestone
streets.
Historic Centre of Tallinn
 Finland

1.
Fortress of Suomenlinna- A sea fortress located
on an island near Helsinki, known for its military
architecture and cultural heritage.

2.
Old Rauma – Finland: A well-preserved wooden town in
Rauma, showcasing the history of Finnish coastal life.
Fortress of Suomenlinna

Old Rauma
 Iceland

Þingvellir National Park – A national park renowned for its

1. geological and cultural significance, including the Mid-Atlantic

Ridge and the historical Alþingi site.
Þingvellir National Park
 Ireland

1.
Skellig Michael – An island off the coast of
County Kerry, known for its early Christian
monastery and unique natural environment.

2.
Giant’s Causeway – A geological wonder on the coast
of County Antrim, famous for its hexagonal basalt
columns.

3.
Brú na Bóinne – An archaeological ensemble of
prehistoric monuments, including Newgrange and
Knowth.
Skellig Michael Giant’s Causeway

Brú na Bóinne
 Latvia

Historic Centre of Riga – The well-preserved old town of Riga,

1. featuring a blend of Gothic, Renaissance, and Art Nouveau

architecture.
Historic Centre of Riga
 Lithuania
1.

Vilnius Historic Centre – The historic center of Vilnius,

including its well-preserved medieval old town with

churches, narrow streets, and courtyards.

2.
Curonian Spit – A unique sand dune peninsula shared
with Russia, featuring diverse natural landscapes and
traditional fishing villages.
 Curonian Spit

Vilnius Historic Centre

 Norway

1.
Bryggen – The historic harbor district of Bergen,
characterized by its colorful Hanseatic wooden buildings.
Bryggen
 Sweden

Royal Domain of Drottningholm – A palace and gardens located on

1. an island near Stockholm, serving as the residence of the Swedish

royal family.
Royal Domain of Drottningholm
 United Kingdom

Stonehenge, Avebury, and Associated Sites – A prehistoric monument

1. in Wiltshire, England, featuring stone circles and ancient burial

mounds.
Stonehenge, Avebury, and Associated Sites
 FUN AND
INTERESTING
FACTS
Northern Europe is home to some of the happiest countries in the world.

The Northern Lights, also known as the Aurora Borealis, are a natural light
display that can be seen in Northern Europe.
Sweden is the biggest country in Northern Europe.

Sweden has a unique tradition called “Allemansrätten,” also known as the

“right of public access.”

There are no mosquitoes in Iceland.

 Group Members:
• Baculi, Jhean
• Cajes, Jenie
• Rayno, Daniel
• Tamboboy, Angel
• Warain, Margene