How cold is winter in Finland?
Winter is the longest season in Finland, so winters in Finland can be snowy and cold. But how cold exactly? Let’s find out!
Winter landscape in Southern Finland
In Finnish language Christmas is “joulu”, Christmas tree is “joulukuusi” and Santa Claus is “Joulupukki”. These are probably the three most important words to know about Christmas
The darkness of kaamos is nothing to worry about. It’s actually something that that happens every winter.
Santa Claus Village is located in Rovaniemi in Finnish Lapland. This is the place where you can meet Santa any day of the year!
Winter is the longest season in Finland, so snowy weather is just one of those thing you’ll have to get used to in Finland. And living with snow also means that you’ll have a large vocabulary of snow related words. Here are Finnish words for snow.
Winters in Finland are usually quite snowy. But how snowy is Finland really? Here are 10 fun to know facts about snowy Finland!
Independence Day is a national holiday, so most people have the day off. Restaurants and some shops may be open, but most businesses are closed.
You probably knew that reindeer live in Lapland. But did you know that in Finnish Lapland there are more reindeer than people
What do we know about these cute semi-domestic animals which live in Finnish Lapland? Here are some fun to know facts about reindeer
