Get to know Helsinki
Start with the capital
Marvel at the city's world-renowned architecture, design, and museums. Visit the free public events co-created by the locals, such as Helsinki Day on the 12th of June. Taste the clean palette of Finnish cuisine at some of the best restaurants in the country.
The Helsinki region around Finland's capital is a green, spacious, and vibrant region with world-class architecture and design, one-of-a-kind public sauna culture, unique Nordic restaurants, and picturesque villages and towns.
Other Places to see
More to explore
Tampere
You found it, the hidden gem of Finland! Plan your visit to Tampere and its region and find yourself a new perspective in the most loved city of Finland.
Numerous events, fascinating cultural experiences and soothing lake views to match the relaxed atmosphere makes the city very appealing all year round.
Tampere is known for its stunning views, public saunas, quirky museums and family fun. Here are some tips to help you make the best of your trip to Tampere!
Rovaniemi
Rovaniemi – The Official Hometown of Santa Claus ® “Experience a living story that will change you forever. Your magical journey here at Arctic Circle, Lapland, Finland is guided by the values of authenticity, giving, creativity and constant presence. It’s also your moment to meet Santa Claus at the Santa Claus Village any day of the year and write a chapter in your life’s story while exploring Rovaniemi area rich in history and curious details.”
The Arctic nights of endless sunlight is followed by fresh autumn breeze and dark nights. Nature is preparing for winter at the Arctic Circle, we are enchanted by the changing colours of the season. Northern Lights and the Autumn Foliage are unforgettable phenomenas to be shared with friends and family.
Turku
Once Finland’s capital, Turku has a long history, stretching back to the Middle Ages. But new life is now pulsing through its streets. Discover the young soul of this old city right here with Visit Turku. Find things to do, places to stay, and events to enjoy.
Turku witnessed the launch of the Reformation and the nation’s written language, and until 1827, burnt to the ground at regular intervals. Learn more about the city’s history and culture, explore eco-friendly ways to get around, and find out how you can make the most of every season here.