A complete list of tourist attractions in Finland

Oulu Market Square As early as the 18th century, Oulu was a famous commercial center and port. The beautiful river port and ancient market style are one of its characteristics. Keep walking along the Oulu River Pier to reach the Oulu Market Square.

On the Oulu Market Square, there is a bronze policeman statue that is deeply loved by Oulu residents. This policeman is short, fat, naive and full of childlike colors. It is said that the statue was built in 1987 and is the only "policeman" visible on Oulu Road. It has become a symbol of the city. Miniature souvenirs of him can be purchased at the police station reception desk of Oulu Rata-aukio2. Not only that, the postmark of the statue can also be stamped near the mailbox in the market hall next to the square.

The market hall on the Oulu Market Square was completed in 1901, and the building follows the simple style of northern Europe. Different from ordinary vegetable markets, there are also coffee breakfast stalls and some stalls selling local handicrafts such as reindeer skins and wooden decorations in the market hall, which has an old rural style. Undoubtedly, inside and outside the Oulu Market Hall, you can touch the civilian life closest to Finland.

Oulu Castle Oulu Castle is a late castle located in the Oulu region of Finland. It was founded in 1590 on a small island in the Oulu River Delta. It was originally mostly built of wood and mud.

According to research, before 1375, there was an early-established early medieval castle on the location of Oulu Castle; according to the Russian "Sophia Chronicles", people from the Novgorod region wanted to conquer the castle located in the Oulu River Delta, but failed in 1377. Oulu Castle can be said to be a castle building with a lot of destiny. The Oulu Castle seen today is just a relic of the castle at that time, which was founded around 1605. In 1715, the castle suffered complete damage due to the Russian-style fire. The last time the castle was severely damaged was in 1793, when a lightning strike detonated the arsenal set up here.

The wooden ruins of Oulu Castle's arsenal remained until 1875, when an observatory was later built here, designed by architect Wolmar Westling, which is what the castle ruins look like today. Since 1912, a cafeteria has been set up in the building, as well as a small exhibition of the history of the castle.

Oulu Cathedral Oulu Cathedral is an Evangelical Lutheran cathedral and cathedral of Oulu, located on the central square of Oulu. The cathedral was first built in 1777, with the original intention of paying tribute to King Gustav III of Sweden and named it the Sofia Magdalena Church after his princess.

Unfortunately, the original Oulu Cathedral was built of wood and was destroyed in a fire in 1822. Since then, the church was rebuilt on the remains of the original church and redesigned by the famous German architect Carl Ludvig Engel. The reconstruction was completed in 1832, but the church's bell tower was not completed until 1845.

Up to now, Oulu Cathedral has gone through nearly two centuries of ups and downs. The Oulu Cathedral we see now is all made of rock, and the cross and bell tower are made of copper. The church was renovated in 2002 and 2003 respectively. Today, Oulu Cathedral has become a representative building of the neoclassical style.

Naixi Lake Naixi Lake is located in the Pirka District of Finland. It is 40 kilometers long, has an altitude of 95 meters, and has an area of 256 square kilometers. It has a water catchment area of 7672 square kilometers. The average water depth is 13.66 meters, the maximum water depth is 61 meters, and the water storage capacity is 3.478 billion cubic meters. It is the largest lake in the Tampere region. The city of Tampere is built around the Tammerkosk Rapids, through which Lake Nisi flows into Lake Pyhäjärvi.

In recent years, the reduction in urban industrial sewage discharge has greatly improved the water quality of Naixi Lake. The famous sightseeing tower in Northern Europe, Nisi Tower, stands on the bank of Nisi Lake. The shadow of Nisi Tower can be seen on the boating lake. All year round, it is a good place for Tampere citizens and people in surrounding areas to have outdoor activities. In summer, people can boating on the lake, or fishing and camping on the lake; in winter, it is usually between February and March every year., the lake is completely frozen, and the smooth Nisi Lake is very suitable for Nordic hiking, cross-country skiing and happy walking every day. The lake consists of a rugged island with a lighthouse standing on the island. This iconic lighthouse is usually the end point of many lake sports.

Nisita can be said to be one of the most famous sightseeing towers in Northern Europe. On the top of the tower there is a well-known Finnish revolving restaurant and cafe. The tower is located in the Sarcanimi Adventure Park. There is a 360-degree observation deck on the tower, which allows you to see almost the entire Tampere city area, and there are also two major lakes. This is a very romantic tourist attraction, and the tower is open all year round. If you come to the amusement park just to enter the tower, you only need an 8 euro ticket.

Nesita Nesita was built in 1971, and the speed of construction is really jaw-dropping. It only took about 33 days and was built completely at a height of 4 meters per day. The final total height was about 168 meters. It seems that the height of the tower is not outstanding, so why is the view from the top of the tower so broad? It turns out that the Nissita itself is located in a highland with an altitude of about 110 meters, so that the height of the entire tower itself has been greatly increased.

Nissita has a very wonderful scene whether in winter or summer. Standing at the top of the tower, the snow-capped city of Tampere appears silent and silent in winter; but in summer, it is a different scene full of vitality. The ice and snow covering the two lakes have melted, and private yachts are also dispatched. Overlooking the surrounding scenery, large areas of forest have restored their original green appearance and are full of vitality.

If you visit Tampere, Nesita is an absolute must-see place! Having a cup of coffee at the revolving restaurant on the spire and enjoying authentic Finnish food can completely relieve the fatigue of travel.

Puyota Puyota is located on the outskirts of Kuopio in eastern Finland, about 1.5 kilometers away from the city center. It stands on the 150-meter-high Puyota Mountain in the local area. Lush fir trees cover the hillside, and the 75-meter-high Puyota stands in it.

Since 1963, Puyou Tower has been welcoming visitors from all over the world. There is a revolving restaurant that can accommodate 100 seats at the top. This was the first tower with a revolving restaurant built in Nordic countries. At that time, this tall watchtower not only attracted everyone's attention and heated discussion, but also inspired the then mayor of Tampere to build a similar tower. This was the desire of the Nisi Tower, which was later established in Tampere in 1971. Today's Puyou Tower attracts approximately 5.5 million tourists every year.

Kuopio was developed around the construction and development of Puyou Mountain, which is Kuopio's pride. Looking down from Puyou Tower, the lake water is blue and the trees are green, which is intoxicating. Tourists can also eat in the revolving restaurant on the top of the tower and enjoy the beautiful scenery of Kuopio while tasting the delicious food. In summer, Puyou Tower is the starting point for hiking; in winter, it is the first stop on the ski route.

Sarcanimi Adventure Park Sarcanimi Adventure Park is located in Tampere, Finland's third largest city. It is one of the second most popular comprehensive amusement parks in Finland. This is an entertainment center with seven wonderful parts: the aquarium, the Dolphinarium, the Nisi Observatory, the planetarium, the art museum, the rides and the children's zoo, enough for people to play for a long day.

Every summer, Sarcanimi Adventure Park is the most attractive attraction in the area. Sarcanimi is located on the bank of the beautiful Lake Naihu Lake. The park is packed with all kinds of amusement toys. There are six large crazy roller coasters to satisfy different tourists seeking excitement. In addition, the Dolphinarium here is the northernmost Dolphinarium in the world, and the Nisi Watchtower here has the tallest restaurant in Finland... With the popularity of the "Angry Birds" game, Sarcanimi Adventure Park has specially added "Angry Birds Paradise". The key project is the big ya fork that appears in the game. Other mobile games include jumping machines, slides and rotating "birds", which are not much different from ordinary theme parks. However, with the decoration of Angry Birds and Fat Pigs, it immediately becomes much more interesting. I believe that fans will be angry and forget to enjoy it!

Kaleva Church Kaleva Church is located in Kaleva District, Tampere, Finland. It was built for Kaleva's congregation and was designed and built by Finnish architect Pietilä from 1964 to 1966. This is a distinctive modern church. The church is 30 meters high and 50 meters long; the bells of the cross-shaped bell tower are very loud and can be heard even in distant and noisy urban areas. The church is also a popular tourist attraction; there are small churches here on weekends and services are held as usual.

In the 1960s, Pietila and his wife, who was also an architect, established their own firm. His first work was his masterpiece, the Kaleva Church. The biggest feature of this church is its curved walls that curve inwards and narrow long windows. This vertical combination gives the Pietilas a spiritual feeling of "Gothic" architecture. This inspiration comes from the symbol of Christianity-fish, which is also the reason why the church is arranged in this way. The curved wall is recessed in the shape of a "fish", and at the mouth of the fish is the altar. Now it seems that this church is still unique and charming. Being in the church allows one to appreciate the upward space of Kaleva Church brings a sense of reverence for the gods.

Tampere Cathedral There is no doubt that the most famous church in Tampere is Tampere Cathedral. It is located in the Jussinkylä district of Tampere and is a 5-minute walk from the train station. The cathedral was built from 1902 to 1907, and when Tampere was officially upgraded to the diocese capital in 1923, its status was immediately upgraded to the Cathedral of Tampere.

Designed by the well-known Finnish architect Lars Sonck, Tampere Cathedral is a building with a Finnish romantic style. The main body of the church is built of gray granite, and its prominent spire is a red brick roof. It is magnificent. The cathedral is famous for its exquisite frescoes inside. It was painted between 1905 and 1906 by the symbolist painter Hugo Simberg (1873-1917). It mainly describes the scenes of "injured angels" and "death gardens", which caused heated controversy at the time. The background painting of the altar in the church was painted by Magnus Enckell, mainly showing people the future rejuvenation of various ethnic groups.

As the local cathedral, Tampere Cathedral often holds some important local and national religious events, such as priestly ordination ceremonies. The church has nearly 2000 seats and often holds concerts and weddings.

Piniki Park Piniki Park is located in the Tampere region of Finland. It is an attraction integrating cultural and historical heritage. Since the 1830s, Piniki Park has attracted many tourists as a location of parks and natural beauty. The first cafe here opened in 1868, and the first observation tower here was built in 1888. Unfortunately, it was later destroyed by the Civil War in 1918. The park's reconstruction plan began in 1925, and on the occasion of the 150th anniversary of the city of Tampere, the new observation tower and cafe were also opened to the public in 1929.

In the 1960s and 1970s, as the city of Tampere established the more modern and commercial Sarcanimi Adventure Park, it replaced Piniki Park as a tourist attraction to foreign tourists. It was replaced by some locals and other Finns preferred it, and for foreign tourists, it was a hidden paradise.

The observation tower currently standing in the park is 152 meters high and was built by architect Vilho Kolho using local red granite. People can take the elevator to the top of the tower to view the magnificent natural scenery around them, or choose to climb the stairs in the tower, or see the changing scenery through the viewing windows. Access to Pinigi Park and Cafe is free, but there is a fee for climbing the Observation Tower, which is 2 euros for adults and 50 cents for children.

Taurumachi Church Taurumachi Church is the main Lutheran church in Jyvaskyla, Finland. It was built in 1928 based on the design of architect Elsi Borg, and was officially opened the following year, October 27, 1929, replacing the old church originally built in 1855, which was destroyed in a fire on February 27, 1918.

Taolumachi Church is shaped in a neoclassical architectural style. There is a 30-meter-high clock tower built on the west side of the rectangular church. The church is also known as the Church of Angels because many depictions of angels can be found here. The interior of the church is decorated with many murals on biblical themes, and Leinonen participated in the painting of the pulpit and other interior murals of the church. The church's altar decoration is from the interior of an old church that survived the fire and was painted by Eero Järnefelt. The church can accommodate up to 700 people, and large-scale services are held at 6 p.m. every Sunday. The church is also a popular concert venue. In 2007, the roof, sink and window lattice of the church were all renovated to welcome all devout believers with a new attitude.

Shanatsero City Hall Shanatsero City Hall is located in the Jyvaskyla region, Finland. It is a multi-purpose complex that includes a city hall, shops, libraries and apartments. The city hall was specially designed and built for the city of Sanatsero by Alvar Aalto, a famous Finnish architect, one of the advocates of modern architecture, and an advocate of "humane architecture".

Mr. Alto's Sanatsero Town Hall stood out in a design competition in 1949, and construction began immediately and was completed in 1951. Sanatsero was later incorporated into the city of Vyskyla, so the current Sanatsero Town Hall belongs to the Vyskyla area. The overall architectural style of the city hall combines the characteristics of local Finnish architecture with the Italian Renaissance style. It is made of bricks and has an eye-catching brick red overall with a courtyard in the center. Mr. Alto's design combines the natural conditions around the City Hall, utilizes the terrain and uses local traditional materials; the form and space shapes use curves, curved surfaces and flexible layout techniques, making the City Hall of Sanatsero beautiful and practical.

Sanatsero City Hall is one of the most representative buildings designed by Aalto in the late period and occupies an important place in the architectural history of the 20th century. Due to its unique creativity, it attracted people's attention during the construction stage.After the building was completed, tourists from all over the world flocked here, including students, architects and other ordinary tourists, attracting about three to four thousand tourists every year. The huge influence of the city hall has also made Sanatsero Finland's most famous island in the world.

Shanatsero City Hall is open every Monday to Friday: 8:30-15:30. Admission is free and groups require advance reservations. Tourists are free to take photos here, but it is prohibited to use them for commercial activities.

Petejevesi Old Church Petejevesi Old Church is located in central Finland. It was built from 1763 to 1765 and was built entirely of logs. This church is unique to Lutheran countries, embodying the unique traditional architectural style of eastern Scandinavia, harmoniously combining the Renaissance central church style with the dome ceiling features derived from Gothic architecture.

The Old Church of Petejevesi was included in the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1994. As early as 1761, the engineering drawings and building plans of the old church of Petejevesi designed by Iaco, a woodworker from Rauca, were sent to Stockholm for approval; the entire church is in the shape of a cross of equal length. The size of the main hall and the cross-shaped intersection hall of the church are both about 17 meters long and 7 meters wide; the roofs of each hall are composed of slightly angular red pine wooden boards, and the junction of the wooden boards is inlaid with ochre red wooden strips. This is a unique cross-shaped church layout: an octagonal dome stands above the center of the cross, following the pattern of the Middle Church of the Renaissance, and this special structure can be found in the cross-shaped churches of many Renaissance main churches.

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Puha Hachi National Park Puha Hachi National Park is located in the Central Finland Region of central Finland. It was established in 1956 and covers an area of 13 square kilometers. It is one of the smallest national parks in Finland.

Although Puha-Hachi National Park is one of the smallest national parks in Finland, it has the most pristine forests and swamps in southern Finland. This vast national park protects the European red pine and Norway spruce that have lived here for hundreds of years. These ancient trees have been growing here since Finland's rule in Sweden. The oldest of them is 500 years old; In addition, most of the park is covered with swamps. This is the largest preserved virgin forest reserve in the southern half of Finland. In addition to pine and spruce, there are also various trees such as aspen, white birch, white birch hair, and alder yellow growing in it. Many rare birds live, insects and plants.

There are two hiking trails distributed in the Puha-Hachi country, one of which is 3 kilometers long and the other is 6 kilometers long, one of which leads to the scenic lake district and campgrounds. The entire park is also full of unique charm in winter and is an ideal place for cross-country skiing.

Salama Lake National Park Salama Lake National Park is a protected area located in the Central Boten and Central Finland regions of Finland. It was established in 1982 and covers an area of 62 square kilometers. There are mainly virgin forests, swamps and Finnish forest reindeer, attracting tens of thousands of tourists every year.

This vast national park is located in a beautiful watershed and is famous for its rich swamp ecosystem and a wide variety of wild animals. Most of the landscape in the park is occupied by open swamps. There are many small islands covered with trees in the middle of the swamps, where a variety of wild animals and plants live. In some parts of the park, the rugged land is covered with rocks. There are ancient forests and peaceful lakes here, and it is full of primitive natural scenes, making it impossible for those who like to be close to nature to resist its multiple charms.

In Lake Salama National Park, people can enjoy the original wild natural landscape on foot and watch wild forest animals and plants up close along marked safe paths. Coming here will be an excellent outdoor experience.

Pori Itri Beach Pori is located where the Kokemaki River flows into the Bay of Bothnia, and is known as the "Pearl of the West Bank." Its Eteri Beach is the largest seaside beach in southern Finland, and tens of thousands of tourists flock here for vacation every summer. At the beginning of July, Poli welcomes its busiest season, with Europe's largest jazz festival and seaside tourism as its highlights. During the nine-day music festival, more than 150 concerts will be held, which also brings a larger number of people to Eteri Beach.

Eteri Beach is about 20 kilometers away from the center of Bori and has a coastline of 6 kilometers long. It is popular for its clear water, fine sand and rich recreational activities. There are sand dunes of varying sizes and heights distributed on the beach, with the highest reaching 20 meters. There is a long boardwalk paved in the sand. Many couples love it at dusk, holding hands and walking slowly and whispering softly under the company of orange sunshine. Occasionally, you can see grey-haired old people looking at the sea on the shore, which reminds you of the beautiful oath of "holding your son's hand".

The entertainment programs on the seaside are dizzying. You can dig up shells with a small shovel, or have a lively beach football and beach volleyball match. From time to time, bikini beauties shine by, which is particularly eye-catching. Or simply bury it in the sand, watch the waves of clouds in the blue sky contrast with the sea below, and quietly listen to the beating of the waves and the laughter of people.

Payannai Lake Payannai Lake is located in south-central Finland. The lake is 135 kilometers long, 3 to 29 kilometers wide, has an area of 1054 square kilometers, and a maximum water depth of 93 meters. The coastline is tortuous and there are many islands in the lake. The main cities along the coast are Vastylay in Hubei and Henora on the south bank. Lake water flows from the south through the Chumi River and flows into the Gulf of Finland. The coast is densely forested, and Lake Payenai is an important channel for transporting wood.

Along the shores of Lake Paiyenne, there are about 16000 small villas with unique characteristics, most of which are privately owned, and some have separate sauna rooms, which are very popular among tourists. After choosing a small villa they like and settling down, tourists can start to enjoy the perfect vacation. Paiyannai Lake is really a paradise for holidaymakers. Camping, hiking, picnics, boating, skating, fishing, picking fruits, watching the scenery, bathing saunas, yachting and watching the lake, all leisure activities you can think of are ready here.

In addition, Payenne National Park is located on the south bank of Lake Payenne. This is a national park established in 1993 and covers an area of 14 square kilometers. It consists of 50 uninhabited islands and some inhabited islands. It is composed of small islands, and friends visiting Lake Payenne may also wish to visit here.

Saima Lake Saima Lake is located in the south of Finland. It is the largest lake in Finland, with a lake area of 4400 square kilometers and an altitude of 76 meters. It is also the fourth largest lake in Europe. Lake Saima stretches about 350 kilometers north from Lappeenranta and has two bays: the west branch reaches Iisalmi and the east branch reaches Nurmes.

Lake Saima is known as the lake labyrinth. There are many small islands in the lake. About 120 lakes and countless streams in the lake system discharge most of the surface water in southeastern Finland through Lake Saima, the Wuoksa River and the Saima Canal. Drain into the Gulf of Finland. Lakes and islands together constitute complementary natural beauty, and tourists can choose to tour the magnificent scenery of the lake area on yachts from different regions. Lake Saima is also the habitat of Saima ringed seals. It is also one of the three freshwater seals in the world. Tourists should never miss out on watching this rare freshwater seal.

South Karelia has numerous bicycle routes leading to Lake Saima, Finland's largest lake area. There are dozens of kilometers of bicycle routes along the shoreline, and the route expands every year. This allows tourists to stop and enjoy the scenery of the lake no matter where they go, and there is no shortage of attractions.

Helanko Kukalo Fishing Village Helanko Kukalo was originally a small fishing village located on the Baltic Sea and is famous for its saunas. "Herrankukkaro" means "MAMA'S POCKET, a good, safe place to stay" in Finnish. This unique traditional fishing village was built in the 1930s and bought by Mr. Oscar in the 1970s. It was transformed into a resort in the 1990s and receives 10,000 to 20,000 tourists from around the world every year.

Helanko Kukaro only provides the most traditional smoked saunas, with four special rooms, two of which are large. At the same time, Nengang is a must-visit place for sauna worshippers. Many practitioners swear to "visit it in their lifetime", and many large companies entertain the company's most important customers here. Every house in the resort is made of wood, and its wooden roofs, gravel paths, wooden boats, fish hooks, fishing tackle, and sea water are covered with snow. Several large bathtubs are placed on higher ground in the seaside dock area, emitting hot air; at the ends of the two wooden trails that stretch out to the Baltic Sea, an ice hole with a diameter of about 2 meters has been smashed open in the frozen sea surface, which is for saunas. Alternate hot and cold use.

In the fishing village of Helankukhalo, in addition to saunas, tourists can also participate in other interesting activities, such as barbecue, firewood chopping, tree climbing, fishing, swimming, catching mosquitoes, basking in the Baltic Sea sun, sleeping on hard wooden beds, etc. People can enjoy the authentic fishing village life to the fullest.

Ice and Snow Village Whenever November comes, about 1000 trucks will transport the white snow to Kitilai to start building the ice and snow village. The ice and snow village is located in Kitile, Lapland, western Finland. It is a product of the perfect fusion of ice and snow. The shape and scale of the village change every year, and it is presented to tourists with a new image every year.

The ice and snow village covers an area of 20000 square meters and consists of ice and snow restaurants, ice and snow bars, ice and snow lobby, ice and snow hotel rooms, ice and snow suites and outdoor buildings, creating a perfect ice and snow world. The village is open to the public in December every year and lasts for more than 5 months, from 10:00 a.m. to 22:00 p.m. every day. Here, you can spend a wonderful night in the ice hotel, enjoy delicious food in the ice bar, or admire lifelike sculptures. There are more than 30 rooms in the village, all built of ice and snow, and the temperature is maintained at minus 2 degrees to minus 5 degrees. Each room is presented with a different theme. Whether they are children, young people or the elderly, they can have fun here.

Kizputos Waterfall Kizputos Waterfall is located in Enontekieh in Lapland, Finland. It is one of the highest waterfalls in Finland and one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Finland. You can reach Kizputos Waterfall by walking along the railway line of the Mara Nature Reserve.

Kizputos Falls fly down from high cliffs. It does not have the spectacular momentum of other large waterfalls, and the water is not very large, but its most beautiful side can only be appreciated in winter. Winter in Finland is very cold, so cold that it can make the flowing waterfalls still and become the most spectacular ice waterfalls. This is also the beauty of Kizputos Waterfalls. The arrival of winter means the arrival of the most beautiful moment of Kizputos Waterfall. Many tourists have worked hard and tirelessly to witness this spectacular scene with their own eyes, opening their eyes.

Lake Inari Lake Inari is located in Lapland, Finland, north of the Arctic Circle, near the border between Russia and Norway. It is Finland's third largest lake and the largest lake in the Sami region of Finland. The lake surface is 117-119 meters above sea level, about 60 meters deep, more than 80 kilometers long, 1.6-40 kilometers wide, and an area of about 1040 square kilometers. The Ibalo River is poured into the southwest and flows into the Arctic Ocean through the north of the Pats River. The annual freezing period is from November to early April of the following year.

Lake Inari is dotted with more than 3000 small islands, large and small. Among them, the most famous one is the "Cemetery Island". It is said that the ancestors of the Sami people are buried here. Therefore, it is also known as The lake of the Holy Spirit of the Sami people. The lake bank is steep, rocky and covered with forests, attracting tourists to come and fish. The lake is home to a variety of fish, including salmon, whitefish, bass and barracuda. Lake Inari is not only beautiful, but also full of spirituality. The scenery on the lake is beautiful. The lake area is suitable for fishing and boating, and there are many tourists.

In the trilogy of fantasy novels written by British writer Philip Pullman, the author once described Lake Inari as the home of the witch Serafina Pekkala.

Hotel Kakslattanen is located in the town of Saariselka in the beautiful Finnish Lapland Scenic Area, adjacent to Urho Kekkonen National Park, Finland. The resort has 40 top-class chalet villas, including 5 Queen Suite Villas, 1 Honeymoon Suite and 1 Lapland Traditional Chalet Villa.

Kaxlautaine Resort has a number of unique restaurants: the sauna restaurant located in the world's largest smoked sauna, the wooden cabin restaurant in the main building, the Lapland tent restaurant and the charming ice and snow restaurant. In winter, the resort provides ice houses and glass dome houses accommodation services, which are the most popular highlights of this resort. The glass room here is not only cute but also incredibly romantic. It is a diamond-shaped glass house with a bathroom where you can lie in a warm bed and watch the magical northern lights; from the end of August to the end of April, it is the best time to watch the northern lights. At the same time, the resort with Ice and Snow Home will provide everyone with ice and snow churches and ice bars made of white snow and pure ice.

In winter, the Kaxlautaine Resort offers a variety of ice and snow activities such as hiking and cross-country skiing, dog sledding, snowmobiling, reindeer sledding, ice fishing and the Sampe icebreaker (the world's only passenger icebreaker). In summer, the resort offers a variety of itineraries: Lemmenjoki River Boat Tour, Inari Lake Fishing Tour, Utsjoki River Sightseeing Tour and Kaunispää Sunshine Tour, as well as visiting the Golden Village of Kavala to participate in gold mining. From May to the end of August every year, the midnight sun shines on the Arctic sky for two months.

Kemi Ice and Snow Castle Kemi Ice and Snow Castle is the largest ice and snow castle in the world. It is located in Kemi City, Lapland, Finland. As early as 1996, as a gift from Kemi City and UNICEF to children around the world, the ice and snow castle with Arctic characteristics was first displayed to the world. At that time, the 1100-meter-long city wall, built entirely of snow, was recorded in the Guinness Book of World Records and attracted about 300,000 tourists.

Since then, residents of Kemie City have built a large-scale ice and snow castle every winter. Every year, the ice and snow castle is designed and built in different ways according to different themes. It covers an area ranging from 13000 to 20000 square meters. The tallest tower is more than 20 meters high, and the castle has up to three floors. Although the ice and snow castle is built with different themes every year, it contains some basic elements: ice and snow hotels, traditional Finnish smoky saunas, restaurants and bars, ice and snow churches, etc. In addition, the Ice and Snow Fort also has a large-scale ice sculpture exhibition, and the crystal and transparent ice sculptures are amazing. The visit takes about 2 hours. Opening hours: Ice Fort Opening hours: January 28 to April 9, 10:00-20:00, Mammut Ice and Snow Inn Opening hours: December 31 to April 2.

Kemi Gem Hall Kemi Gem Hall is one of the best gem halls in Europe. It displays more than 3,000 precious stones, including a crown of the King of Finland and a replica of the Queen of England's crown. The workmanship is so exquisite that only experts can distinguish between authenticity and authenticity. The collection also includes a replica of a necklace by Queen Marie Antoinette of France, inlaid with 647 diamonds. This imitation is processed and made by Kemi Gem Museum and is very worth seeing.

Rieshan National Park Rieshan National Park is located in the Posio region of Lapland, Finland. It was established in 1982 and covers an area of 77 square kilometers. This is a mountainous national park with many swamps, especially hillside swamps. The only wilderness cabin in the park is located near the Twin Peaks of Mount Reese at an altitude of 465.3 meters, making it convenient for tourists.

Standing at the highest point of Mount Reese country, you can overlook the magnificent lakes and virgin forests. Especially in winter, white snow covers every corner of the park. The magnificent ice and snow canyons are even more amazing, standing in the vast expanse of heaven and earth. The ancient pine trees between them are like sentinels guarding the motherland in the cold wind. They are straight, straight and heroic. Under the illumination of the starry sky at night, there is a blue starry sky above your head. On the vast land is a magnificent world of ice and snow. The beauty is like a fairy tale world, which is unforgettable. The hiking routes in the park are most suitable for a day or two. If weather permits, the northern lights will be the highlight of the trip.

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Puha-Lostow National Park Puha-Lostow National Park is located in the Lapland region of northern Finland. It is an ancient and young national park. The reason why we say this is because when Puha-Lostow National Park was established in 2005, it was founded by Finland's oldest national park, Puha-Lostow, established in 1938 Pyhätunturi National Park and Lostow National Park were merged, making it the youngest national park in Finland. This newly merged national park covers an area of 142 square kilometers. Its main feature is its geological characteristics-ancient forests and wetlands.

The main body of the national park is composed of 12 rolling peaks at the southernmost tip of Finland, the highest of which is 540 meters above sea level. These peaks have a unique falling shape and are remnants of this alpine mountain on the surface 2 billion years ago. There are many pine trees up to 200 years old or even older, and various wild animals and plants unique to the Lapland region live in the mountains. This is a good place for people to hike. The magnificent and vibrant nature is presented in front of you. You can enjoy the pure natural atmosphere of Lapland.

Turku Cathedral Turku Cathedral is the main church of Lutheran Church in Finland and the most famous medieval cathedral in Finland. The church was built in 1229 and was expanded many times, reaching its current size by the end of the 14th century.

Opening the heavy door of the church, the first thing you see is a small museum, which displays some of the cultural relics preserved in the cathedral and introduces tourists to the history and religious rituals of the cathedral. Walking up the stairs through the museum, you will enter the main hall of the church. Black wooden chairs that can accommodate hundreds of people are neatly arranged in the tall and narrow hall for people to use for worship or concerts. In front of the seats is an altar, behind the altar is a large exquisite mural. At the other end of the hall opposite the altar is a huge set of pipe organs, whose ingenious arrangement may at first glance be a piece of sculptural art.

Unlike most churches in Finland, Turku Cathedral has chapels attached to both sides of the hall. The cathedral has been destroyed by fires many times, but it has been rebuilt many times. The cathedral bell tower with an altitude of 101.9 meters now seen by people was rebuilt after the fire in 1827 and has become a symbol of Turku. Every year one month before Christmas, the Christmas market is open in front of the cathedral. Every year at twelve o'clock on Christmas Eve, Finns wait for the Christmas bells of Turku Cathedral on the radio. For Finns, Christmas begins in Turku.

Turku Castle is one of the most famous monuments in Turku. It was built in 1280 and is located at the mouth of the lower reaches of the Ola River. It is one of the most well-preserved large castles in Northern Europe. Its construction project lasted for nearly 300 years, and the castle was continuously thickened and raised. In the middle of the 15th century, the new castle was expanded to form its current scale: the simple and majestic castle is built of rocks and is more than ten stories high; The tall exterior wall is without any decoration, revealing traces of perennial wind and rain erosion.

Turku Ancient Castle is currently the seat of the Turku City Museum and has become an important tourist attraction in Turku, with about 200,000 tourists coming for sightseeing every year. When people come here, they seem to have returned hundreds of years ago. They can see not only the various treasures left by princes and nobles, but also the dungeons where prisoners are held. The staff followed the customs of the time and dressed in medieval costumes to receive tourists from all over the world. On the top floor of the castle, there are two halls where banquets are often held, the King's Hall and the Queen's Hall. There are guards holding spears and wearing armor standing guard, and waiters dressed in classical national costumes serving guests. It has a medieval flavor.

Haimen Castle Haimen Castle is a medieval castle located in the Haimenlinna region of Finland. It is located on the shore of a bay of water in the city center. It is one of the best preserved medieval royal castles in Finland. The construction of the castle began in 1260, and the exact cause of its construction has been under debate. One theory is that it was built to resist the growing threat from Novgorod in the east (later Russia); the other theory is that it originated from the Eastern Expedition.

By the late 16th century, Haimen Castle had lost its military importance; its defenses were fully upgraded in the 18th century; in the 19th century, it became a prison, which lasted until 1953. Nowadays, Haimen Castle has become a historical monument in Finland. The castle includes the outer city wall, the corner tower, the city protection ditch and the tower. Different from other castles in Finland, the theme structure of Haimen Castle is built of red bricks, and its architectural style can be regarded as a treasure in the history of Finnish architecture. Since 1988, the castle has been transformed into the National Museum Art Exhibition Center, where various cultural activities are often held.

Savonlinna Castle Savonlinna Castle, also known as Olavinlinna Castle, was built in 1475 and is currently the best preserved medieval castle in northern Europe. Located on an island not far from the center of Helsinki, the castle has solid walls, fortresses and shooting channels, as well as three top round towers (there were originally five), a knight's hall and shady dungeons. Everything you can imagine a medieval castle should have can be found here.

Savonlinna Castle was originally built on the border between Sweden and Russia at that time as a fortification against Russia. But due to the constant changes in the border line, the castle is now far away from Russia. The entire castle was renovated between 1959 and 1975. The current Savonlinna Castle can be rented and held various social activities, the most famous of which is the annual "Savonlinna International Opera Festival". Every summer, artists from all over the world present the most wonderful songs and dances to the audience, perfectly combining the castle and culture.

Joensu Church Joensu Church is located in the center of Joensu, North Karelia District, Finland. It was built in 1903 and made of bricks. It was designed and built by Finnish architect Josef Stenbäck and is the main center of religious activities in the area.

Joensu Church is one of the most beautiful churches in Finland. The church is in a Gothic Revival architectural style. However, it also contains some Art Nouveau features. The church is brick red as a whole, coupled with white tower roofs and detailed decorations, It together constitutes a beautiful attraction in downtown Joensu. The tower of the church stands tall, with the tallest tower in the southeast being the bell tower; while the lower tower on the southwest side being the location of the church organ. This organ was manufactured by the Kangasala Musical Instrument Factory in 1969 and has 36 keys. Beautiful music can still be played today. There are a total of 1000 seats in the church; the painting on the altar of the church was painted by Ilmari Launis in 1910 and mainly depicts the scene of "Jesus dreaming of Nan".

Koli National Park Koli National Park in Joensu is particularly famous in Finland because the Koli Mountains and the surrounding lake water are known as the local national scenic spot. The 30-square-kilometer Cory National Park was established in 1991. Its coverage mainly includes the forests and white granite cliffs of the Cory Mountains; the Pielinen Wilderness and nearby forest areas.

The main plant species in Kory National Park are white birch trees, and rich herb trees grow in the mountainous forests; the winding river flows into Lake Pielinen through the continuous green grassland. According to research, the Kori Mountains have a history of 2 billion years. Although it is often eroded by wind and rain, it still has the highest point in southern Finland-an altitude of 347 meters. Kory National Park maintains a wide variety of wild bird flocks. In addition to many chirping birds with wonderful songs, there are also many different types of polar waterbirds. They inhabit dense forests or beside lakes and merge into an important part of the moving landscape. part.

In the mountains of the park, there are famous scenic spots, such as Ukko-Koli, Akka-Koli, Paha-Koli, Makra and Ipatti. There are observation platforms that make people see thousands of miles away. Many painters often come there to sketch and create. The Pirunkirkko Giant Rock Cave is located on the shores of Lake Pielinen. The 33-meter-long cave abode is deep and mysterious. Locals say it is a temple of the devil. In addition, Uhrihalkeama, the ancient sacrificial site on the Ukko-koli Mountains, and the Ukko Folk Center are cultural attractions that must not be missed for those who love to pursue history.

Kruvisi National Park Kruvisi National Park is located in the South Savonia region of Finland. It was established in 1990 and covers an area of 23 square kilometers. The national park is part of Finland's largest lake, Saima Lake area. The original intention of the park was to protect the natural characteristics of the Saima Lake Islands and the habitat of Saima ringed seals, as well as the unique forest ecosystem in southern Finland.

Cruvisi National Park, full of original and wild characteristics, is very attractive. People can boat in a quiet natural environment. In extremely quiet conditions, only the natural bird chirping around them can be heard. The natural landscape in the park is mainly occupied by the cliffs that rise vertically from the lake. They are tall and steep, some as high as 40 meters. Such a beautiful natural landscape was formed during the Ice Age of the last century. In the east of the park, the rugged Ukonvuori Mountain is a highlight. It is mainly composed of quartz crystals, which have been extracted to make various exquisite decorations. The ancients once fished and hunted in this area, and they also left early precious rock paintings on some of the rocks.

A unique and important relic of the Ice Age is the world's endangered seal, the Sema ringed seal. Cruvisi National Park is one of the last strongholds of this primitive species.

Olanka National Park Kusamo is the most magnificent mountain area in eastern Finland. Its Olanka National Park has always been deeply loved by people who love fresh nature. The huge environmentally protected countryside covers a total area of 270 square kilometers. It was opened up as a tourist and hiking resort in 1956.

In this vast land, there are a lot of charming natural scenery. The border area close to Russia is full of forests, river valleys, rapids, and mountains. Countless wild animals and plants grow in them, many of which are endangered species. For example, the grizzly bear known as the "king of the forest", the beautiful "lady's loafers" orchids, etc., are very representative and precious species.

In fact, Olanka has been attracting tourists from all walks of life since the end of the 19th century. When everyone sees the 100-meter-long Kiuta Kongas rapids rolling through the mountains and the deep canyon Oulangan Kanjoni standing tall, they can't help but be amazed! In order to appreciate the momentum of different rapids, many people do not hesitate to take up the thrilling suspension bridges on the Oranca River and Kitkajoki River, looking down from a high place like the surging torrent of ten thousand horses.

The most famous hiking route in Oranka National Park is The Bear's Ring (Karhunkierros in Finnish), which is more than eighty kilometers long. Along the way, you can pass through the Hautajärvi Tourist Information Center and major rapids canyons, and end at the Ruka Tourist Center. Hikers can complete it in several days, or you can just try a short journey of two or three hours. In addition to hiking, Oranca National Park is also ideal for activities such as canoeing and rafting.

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Urho Kekkonen National Park Urho Kekkonen National Park is located near Inari in the town of Saariselka, Finland. It is not only the most popular national park in the Finnish Arctic Circle, it is also one of Finland's largest nature reserves.

In the beautiful wasteland of more than 2500 square kilometers in Urhokekonen National Park, tourists have different attractions all year round. Everything is crowded in spring and full of vitality everywhere; the sun shines high at midnight in summer, and the time for all tourist activities has been greatly extended; in autumn, all plants are replaced with red or yellow colors, and the earth seems to have become a rotten palette; In winter, the mysterious northern lights often visit here, and countless tourists come here to admire it.

Urhokekonen National Park belongs to a polar wilderness area, which is very different from the natural environment in southern Finland. In the northern part of Urhokekonen, rough rocks, deep valleys and hills are covered. Due to environmental and climate reasons, there is no grass on a considerable area of the surface. Most of the things that can adapt to the climate are drought-tolerant birch trees and lichens. The southwest is covered by swamps. Since tourists are not easy to enter, it becomes a paradise for migratory birds. The south is a typical forest area, with pine and fir trees as the main plant species. Under the shade of the trees, wild animals can roam among them leisurely.

Urhokekonen was the grazing area of the Saami in Lapland in ancient times. Today, tourists can still see groups of reindeer at any time. The indigenous people also have hunting activities in late summer and early autumn.

Nuksio National Park Nuksio National Park was established in 1994 and covers an area of 45 square kilometers. It is located on the outskirts of Esburg, Finland's second largest city, and is close to the capital Helsinki. It is very suitable for tourists to take time to experience the natural forest while visiting the metropolis.

Nuuccio National Park is a combination of rough rocks and green trees. It is located between the oak forest and the southern Arctic forest. Gullies and canyons caused by the ice age can be seen everywhere in the park. The jagged rocks are covered with lichen and pine trees. Lichen is a combination of lower plants of algae and fungi. It mainly lives in the fresh air. Some peaks reach an altitude of 110 meters. Endangered birds such as Wood Lark are preserved in hilly forests.

What is most talked about is that Flying Squirrels appear here from time to time. Those squirrels that glide from high trees by spreading their fur between their hands and feet are very cute and very likable. Nuuccio National Park uses these elves as the symbol of the park. In addition to hiking, visitors can also enjoy cycling, fishing, horse riding, rock climbing and swimming here. During summer and autumn, the national park is full of wild mushrooms and berries, which you can pick at will. As for winter, this is a resort for cross-country skiing.

Lanua Wildlife Park Lanua Wildlife Park was opened in 1983. It is located in the Lanua region of Finland. It is the northernmost zoo in the world, only an hour away from Rovaniemi, the capital of Lapland. It is a recognized member of the European Association of Zoos. The park provides the opportunity to view Arctic animals all year round. The environment of the park is very similar to the living conditions of wild animals, making it very suitable for the whole family to travel together.

Lanua Wildlife Park houses typical Finnish and Nordic animals. There are 50 different species and more than 200 wild animals in total, including bears, Finnish polar bears, lynx, wolves, wolverines, European moose, etc. In addition, the only foreign immigrant in the park is the Swedish polar bear, which is the only polar bear in Finland living in an artificial snow environment.

The tour route in the Wildlife Park is about 2.5 kilometers long, passing through various animal areas, and you can see many wild animals. There is also a Jussan Pirtti restaurant, a candy store and a souvenir shop in the park. The park is open all year round and is accompanied by guides at night. The wildlife park at night is a completely different scene, with many animals extremely active at night.

Moomin World Moomin, also known as "Mumi" or "Lulu Mi", is a series of fairy tale novels written by Finnish female writer Tove Jansson and the name of the family. The Moomin family has a round figure, a big nose, and a shape similar to a donkey. The family lives in the Moomin Valley in the Finnish forest and lives a carefree life. They and their friends are curious and adventurous about the environment near Moomin Valley. They are surrounded by many strange events and various adventure stories. From 1945 to 1993, Dobé Yang Sheng published 9 foreign novels, 5 painting collections and 1 comic strip in the Moomin series.

In Natanli, Finland, there is a Mmi-themed park "Moomin World". Once you come to the Moomin world, it is like being in the middle of the world of the theme story. While interviewing the Moomin family homes, you can also take photos with them. The Emma Theater in Moomin World performs music programs every day, and tourists can also participate in them and dance and play games with familiar or favorite characters on the stage. In addition, there is also a place in the Moomin World called Vaski Adventure Island, where tourists can participate in an exciting game-the "Gulf War" where pirates fight.

Heureka Science Center was officially opened to the public on April 28, 1989. It is a modern white building characterized by various geometric figures. It is located on the shores of Kerawa Lake in Vantaa City, 15 kilometers away from the capital Helsinki. This 7-hectare science popularization center is divided into two major parts: a science park and an exhibition hall. In the outdoor science park, there are 124 groups of rock specimens collected from all over the country, and 84 species of plants are planted for visitors to observe and appreciate. The exhibition hall consists of a round hall and a column hall for displaying basic science, an arch hall for special exhibitions, and a hemispherical three-dimensional film hall.

Here, scientific knowledge is no longer boring formulas, charts and numbers, but an interesting exploration. The traditional form of commentators reciting commentaries has been eliminated in the exhibition hall, and the "Do Not Hands" sign has been abandoned. Visitors can touch and operate various exhibits by themselves, understand, try, and experience them in practice, and enjoy discovering scientific mysteries. Endless fun. This easy-to-understand and entertaining approach attracts groups of young people to visit and study at the modern Heureka Science Center.

Struve Geosurvey Arc is a world heritage site jointly owned by 10 countries: Belarus, Estonia, Finland, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Moldova, Russia, Sweden and Uzbekistan. The Struwe GeoSurvey Arc is a triangulation chain that traverses ten countries and is 2820 kilometers long.

The arc was the measurement point measured by astronomer Friedrich Georg Wilhelm Struve between 1816 and 1855, representing the first accurate measurement of the length of the meridian. This measurement helped humans grasp the exact size and shape of the earth and is an important step in the development of earth science and topographic cartography. This arc is not only a special case in which scientists from many countries work together, but also a special case in which monarchs from many countries work together for scientific causes. The original arc contains 258 main triangles and 265 measurement stations. The World Heritage List arc has 34 original survey stations with a variety of different markings, such as rock boreholes, iron crosses, stone markers or obelisks.

The Bronze Age Burial Site of Sammallahdenmaki was listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in December 1999. Archaeologists have discovered 30 granite stone tombs at the Semallahdenmaki Bronze Age Burial Site, allowing people to conduct in-depth research on funeral customs and social and religious systems in northern Europe more than 3000 years ago.

Prehistoric Semoraden site is the largest, most diverse and complete Scandinavian Bronze Age memorial found on the Gulf of Bothnia coastline, and is located in a rugged, rocky landscape. The conical stone tomb of Semoraden represents the structure of the best monumental buildings of the time, and the ancient coastline can still be seen on the cliffs of Semoraden; a total of 33 Semoraden stone tombs form an array of monuments, and their number, the types of tombstones, and the natural scenery preserved around them all form the unique bronze culture of Scandinavia. The site of the Bronze Age cemetery at Semoladne is now protected by law and is open to tourists, who can reach it by designated routes along highways.

Juselius Mausoleum Juselius Mausoleum is located in Poli, Saakkunda District, Finland, in the center of Käppärä Cemetery and is one of the most famous tourist spots in the area. The tomb was built by wealthy local entrepreneur Fritz Arthur Jusélius for his daughter, Sigrid, as the final resting place of his beloved daughter; Mr. Jusélius himself was buried in this magnificent tomb after his death.

Juselius's daughter died at the age of 11, which made him sad, so he spent a lot of money to build this magnificent tomb to commemorate his daughter. The mausoleum was built in 1903 and designed in a neo-Gothic architectural style by Finnish architect Josef Stenbäck and looks like a chapel from a distance. The gate of the tomb is made of stone, which is extremely strong and carved with exquisite patterns. The exquisite murals inside were painted by Finnish painter Akseli Gallen-Kallela, describing spring, autumn and winter scenes; unfortunately, the original murals were later destroyed, and the interior paintings seen today are painted by the artist Jorma Gallen-Kallela, Akseli's son, whose painting style also continues his father's style. Another well-known Finnish painter, Pekka Halonen, was responsible for painting the murals of the tomb's porch.

Verra Mill Wood and Paperboard Factory, together with the surrounding residential areas, constitutes a well-preserved example of a small rural industrial base. Small industrial workshops for the production of pulp, paper and cardboard were very popular in Europe and North America from the 19th to the early 20th century, but only a small number of settlements remain today.

The Verla Ground Wood and Paperboard Factory is the first Ground Wood and Paperboard Factory in the Verla region. It is located on the west bank of the Verlankowski River and was founded in 1872 by an engineer named Hugo Neuman (847 - 1906). In 1996, the Verla Mill Wood and Paperboard Factory was officially included in the World Cultural Heritage List by UNESCO. People who visit now can not only admire the elegant red brick building, but also see the well-preserved factory equipment as in the documentary. In addition, near the Verla factory, there are extremely rare prehistoric rock paintings in Finland; the compact rock paintings drawn in red on a smooth rock surface are 1.5 meters high and 6 meters wide; the rock paintings face the lake and have 8 elk, 3 people, a geometric figure and various illegible geometric patterns; the reason why the rock paintings can be preserved is due to the protection of a thin layer of siliceous rock formed on these rock paintings. These rock paintings may be more than 6000 years old and represent the oldest stage of Finnish rock painting art.