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Five Must-See Finnish Attractions

Posted on January 12th, 2010.

Finland is a land of enchantment that is perfect for family adventure or romantic getaways and boasts a large number of diverse attractions to satisfy the most finicky of travelers. Finland has many outdoor activities and attractions along with a great urban feel in some of the larger cities. Here are five attractions that should be on anyone’s must-see list for their Finnish holiday.

1.) Karhunkierros (or Bear’s Ring)

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An ideal attraction for nature lovers and hikers alike, Karhunkierros has become the most loved hiking trail in all of Finland. Do not worry though, the trail is around fifty miles long so there are plenty of places along the way where you will be surrounded by the Finnish landscape and nothing else.

2.) Moomin World

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An absolute must visit for anyone on holiday in Finland with children along for the trip, Moomin World is an amusement park based on the Moomin books written by Tove Jansson. The five story Moomin House is the main attraction of this amusement park and visitors roam the whole of the house freely. Other attractions include Moominmamas Kitchen, the Moomin Fire Station, and other attractions based on the book series complete with characters posing for pictures and talking with fans.

3.) The Arctic Trail

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This is another fascinating attraction that will attract hikers, but not the faint of heart. Finland has 380 kilometers of the trail located along its border with the total distance of the trail totaling 800 kilometers and crossing 15 international borders and ends in Sulitjelma, Norway.

4.) Snow Castle of Kemi

Snow Castle of Kemi

The Snow Castle of Kemi has been operating annually since 1996 and each year the architecture is varied. The castle has boasted 20m high towers, 1,000m long walls and has been built up to three stories. This may sound normal until you know that it is completely built of snow and ice. Get there before it melts.

5.) Suomenlinna

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For those who would like a little more history in Finland the Island Fortress of Suomenlinna will satisfy your needs. This amazing island fortress is an excellent example of European military architecture and is also a popular recreation area for residents. So romp through the halls and feel like a knight of old in this castle.

But don’t let this list be your only source of ideas. Finland offers such a wide variety of attractions that no book could ever hold them all. So stay open minded and get informed and the beauty and splendor of your Finland tour will blossom into an amazing, memorable trip.


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