12 Most Fascinating Places To Visit In Finland

To Explore The Unspoilt Paradise In 2023

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Artrika Pachori

Finland is a pandora’s box of experiences! From the sea to the snow, for the
young and for old alike, Finland is a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. With
an infinite list of places to visit in Finland, it is tough to pick just a few. But
your Finland travel will surely be fun-tastic and will leave you craving for more!

So, while you’re still in mood to explore this serene land, make sure you know
about a few places beforehand to know the place better!

12 Best Places To Visit In Finland

Some of the best Finland tourist attractions are listed here as follows. So, don’t
miss out on any of these to get the best of this European land while you’re on
your next vacay!

• Northern Lights
• Santa Claus Village
• Aland
• Suomenlinna
• Helsinki
• Levi
• Savonlinna
• Sibelius Monument
• Turku
• Nuuksio National Park
• Tampere
• Porvoo

1. Northern Lights

Ideally visible between September and March in the Finnish Lapland, the
Northern Lights or Aurora Borealis is a surreal treat for the eyes that sends
onlookers into a trance. A mystical, out-of-the-world experience, these lights in
the sky are one of the most breathtaking Finland attractions. So, did this entice
you enough for planning a trip to the gorgeous Finland soon?

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As The Northern Lights!

2. Santa Claus Village

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This lovely amusement park nestled in the snowy mountains of Lapland is

Finland’s version of a Disneyland. With ice restaurants, husky and reindeer sleigh
rides, an igloo hotel, and safaris and excursions, you’re sure to find something
that interests you here. Your Finland travel is incomplete without a visit to this
visual treat. Are you ready to explore this village just yet?

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3. Aland

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Mostly known for being a nature lover’s refuge, Aland is an old, quaint group of
islands. Take a deep dive into old Finnish culture by visiting the maritime museum
and the open-air museum here. One of the most peaceful Finland destinations,
Aland will make sure you sit back and enjoy your Finland holidays.

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Like The Lady or Lord Of Winterfell
4. Suomenlinna

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Built as a sea fortress in the 18th century, this is now a UNESCO World Heritage
site frequented by locals and tourists alike. Inside the fortress is a museum rich
with Finland’s military history. This is one of the most culturally significant places
to visit in Finland.

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5. Helsinki

This beautiful city is the capital of Finland and one of the hottest Finland tourist
spots. Modern buildings, lush landscapes, and a bustling city spirit lends this city
a special air. Take a ferry ride or taste some traditional Finnish fare at Helsinki’s
Market Square, which is one of the major Finland points of interest! Make sure
you don’t miss out on one of the most beautiful places to go in Finland,
Europe!

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6. Levi

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Unblemished snow and limitless ski slopes have landed this ski resort among the
most popular Finland tourist places. Located 170 km north of the Arctic Circle,
Levi offers consistent subzero temperatures, and a large range of open trails and
open lifts. From a beginner to an expert, Levi has something for everyone to
enjoy.
7. Savonlinna

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Home to the Olavinlinna Castle and a major spot for Finland sightseeing,
Savonlinna is becoming an increasingly visited city. This place plays host to a
ballet festival and an opera festival every now and then, and also has open air
theatres, museums, underground caves, and galleries. There is a lot to explore
in Savonlinna.

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8. Sibelius Monument

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Established to pay respect to Jean Sibelius, a nationally recognised music

composer, this monument is built with more than 600 hollow steel pipes, coming
together to form an organ. It is a magnificent sight, conveying volumes on Finnish
culture and heritage. It is the perfect place for all history buffs and culture
enthusiasts who wish to know more about the Finnish folks!

9. Turku