Reasons Why You      Should Visit Finland at Least Once

Finland literally has thousands of lakes, many of which offer fantastic opportunities for water-based activities, such as fishing and boating.

Finland has a total of 39 national parks, all of which enable visitors to pursue a number of fun and exhilarating outdoor pursuits, from cycling and hiking to rambling and camping.

It is possible to book a stay at a resort that offers cabins or rooms with clear roofs for observing the night sky and marveling at the Northern Lights.

See art from the Art Nouveau period, Nordic classicism, gothic revival and minimalism, and learn more about the country’s architectural history at the Architecture Museum in Helsinki.

When Finland’s ice begins to melt in the summer months, the country’s vast network of lakes becomes accessible for relaxing cruises, fishing and wild swimming in some of the cleanest and purest waters in the world.

Visit any one of Finland’s international restaurants in its larger cities and you’ll be impressed by the variety of dishes and the standard of culinary skills on display.

Touring Finland’s cities is a great way to get a better understanding of its fascinating history. Turku is on the southwest coast and is a prime example of a city rich in history.

Bears, moose, elk, wolverines and wolves can all be seen from specially converted shelters, where you wait patiently for animals to appear.

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