A complete list of famous tourist cities in Finland

"Xin is a Qianhu Country with many harbors, forest peaks and mountains, and islands like stars." This is a poem left by Guo Moruo when he visited Finland in the 1950s. In the impression of many China, Finland is a distant country. But in fact, she is much closer than expected. Finland and China are only separated by Russia, and it takes only 8 hours to fly from Beijing or Shanghai to Helsinki.

Finland is extremely rich in forest resources. The mountains, hills, and islands here account for 71% of the country's total area, with an average of 5 hectares per person. The first impression you get when you set foot on Finland is that forests are everywhere. In addition to forests, Finland is also known as the "Land of Thousand Islands" and the "Land of Thousands of Lakes": to be precise, there are 187,888 lakes and 179,584 islands across the country.

Lapland is located in the northern part of Finland and Norway. Three quarters of it are within the Arctic Circle. Its unique polar scenery and indigenous customs make it a tourist attraction. Lapland enters winter in October every year, and spring does not begin until May of the following year. The entire winter lasts for 8 months. Looking around here, there are almost all forests and rivers, but in winter, they are all covered with white snow, clear as ice and jade, and endless as far as the eye can see, like a fairyland outside the world. Around the winter solstice, people can personally feel the polar night and see the starlight that lasts for 24 hours; around the summer solstice, people can feel the polar day and see the sun that lasts for 24 hours.

It is said that Santa Claus sets out from here every year on a sleigh to send Christmas gifts to children around the world. It seems that this place should only be a fairy tale world. Lapland is known as "the last original reservation in Europe." As long as you go through the winter of Lapland, you will understand why Santa Claus chose this place to settle in the extreme north. There is no modern industrial pollution in Lapland, no trace of dust. Everywhere you go, there are vast forests, frozen lakes and harbors, pure wilderness, and the northern lights hanging from the sky, shining with dazzling and mysterious light. Everything is like a fairy tale, beautiful and peaceful.

Aland Islands The Aland Islands, also known as Ahvenanmaa, are the only autonomous province in Finland. They are located on the southwest coast of Finland and consist of 6500 small islands. The island has 25,000 residents, most of whom speak Swedish as their mother tongue. The capital of the Aland Islands is Mairenhamn, the only city on the islands.

The islands dotted with small islands, huge reefs, wildflower valleys and dense forests give the archipelago a unique charm. The scenery of Åland is completely different from that of mainland Finland. The island has many monuments such as medieval castles, churches, and the Bommasund Sea Fortress. The Maritime Museum on Orland Island is one of the best maritime museums in the world, and the traditional ship building process can also be seen in the dock east of Mariehaven.

The Aland Islands have a pleasant summer climate and charming natural scenery. They are a famous tourist attraction in Finland. Traveling on Oran Island by bicycle is quite fun. On the island, visitors can rent bicycles and also get a map and guide. There are many campsites, holiday resorts and B & Bs for rest along the way. There is also a 36-hole golf course on the island. In addition to playing golf, if you are interested, tourists can also go fishing by the sea and go hunting by boat at sea.

The ancient city of Rauma is located in the Bay of Potnia and is one of the oldest ports in Finland. The ancient city is built around the Franciscan monastery. The Church of the Holy Cross in the mid-15th century still stands tall. It is a typical Nordic city with a wooden structure. Although it was damaged by fire in the late 17th century, the style of ancient folk buildings still exists. UNESCO included the ancient city of Raoma on the World Cultural Heritage List in 1991.

Walking into the ancient city of Laoma, visitors can stroll through the stone streets left over from the Middle Ages and admire the ancient mansions made of narrow wooden boards one after another and their elegant decorations. The wooden buildings are not empty houses and museums. Most of them are still inhabited. Some have been converted into art galleries, and some have been converted into boutiques and restaurants. They have also added a bit of new life to the historical sites and made sightseeing guests not feel boring. For example, at the Marina Shipyard House, visitors can visit the 18th century rich homes; the Kirustian Sailors 'House outlines the life of ordinary people more than 200 years ago; and the 14th century medieval Holy Cross Church and the City Hall, which was transformed into the Laoma Museum, are also the focus of the tour.

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Raseborg is a town along the Gulf of Finland in southern Finland, 93 kilometers away from the capital Helsinki. It was established in 2009 and is under the jurisdiction of the new region. Its name comes from Raseborg Castle. Raseberg is also a bilingual city, with some people speaking Finnish and some people speaking Swedish. The city's most famous tourist attraction is Raseberg Castle. Its construction history is divided into three different periods, namely, the 14th to the 16th century. It was first built from 1373 to 1378, which is a witness to its long history. Near the castle lies the site of Finland's largest outdoor theater-the Rasseberg Summer Theater. It was built in 1966 and many performances are staged in July every year, usually related to the history of the castle.

Seinaijoki Seinaijoki is a city in the South Boten district of Finland. It was settled in the 16th century. It became a town in 1868, a market town in 1931, and developed into a town in 1960. It is currently one of the fastest growing cities in Finland. Seinaiyo is famous for the buildings designed by Alvar Aalto. He is one of the advocates of modernist architecture, an advocate of humane architecture, and is considered the father of Nordic modernism. Alvar Aalto designed the city library, Lakeuden Risti Church and the administrative building, which are very eye-catching. Visitors can visit the Seinaiyoki City Theater, the Sud Boten District Museum, the Seinaiyoki City Hall, the Mallaskoski Brewery, etc.

Polipoli is a city on the west coast of Finland. It is managed by the Sakakunda District. It is located at the mouth of the Kokemäenjoki River, 10 kilometers from the Gulf of Bothnia. Founded in 1558, this city is one of the most important cities in the Sakakunda district and the 11th largest city in Finland.

Bori is famous for its International Jazz Festival. It was held in 1996 and is currently one of the largest music festivals in Finland and even Europe. It is held every year in July for nine days. The city is considered to be the birthplace of the Finnish Theater. The building where the Poli Theater is located was built in 1884 and is an ancient and historic building. The Sakakunda Museum is a history museum and one of the oldest history museums in Finland. It mainly tells the history of the Sakakunda District and Pori from prehistoric times to the present.

In addition, visitors can also visit the Poli Art Museum, which collects contemporary and modern art, the Natural History Museum, the Rosenlew Museum, which tells the industrial heritage of the Roslew Company, and the 17-kilometer-long Yyteri Beach., Villa Mairea, etc.

Xu Wenkai Xu Wenkai is a town in southern Finland, about 50 kilometers away from the capital Helsinki. It is under the jurisdiction of the new region and is one of the transportation centers in the suburbs of Greater Helsinki. The town focuses on the construction of tourist facilities and aims to develop into a modern city comparable to the capital.

Xu Wenkai's most famous tourist destination is Hyvinkää Church, also known as the New Church of Xu Wenkai. It is a very modern church built in 1961. It is in the shape of a pyramid and is 32 meters high. It is extremely eye-catching. The Finnish Railway Museum was established in 1898. It tells the history of Finnish railways and collects a variety of trains from different historical periods in Finland. The most interesting ones are those with unique uses, including the only remaining Tsar royal train. Every summer, a grand Oktoberfest is held here, attracting Scandinavian rock bands, and more than 10000 tourists join it.

Imatra Imatra is a town in southeastern Finland. It is located on the Finnish-Russian border in South Karelia. The Vuoksi River flows through the city. It was established in 1948. After more than 50 years of development, it is currently a modern industrial town in eastern Finland.

The Imatra Cultural Center is a great place to experience the cultural life of the town, where uninterrupted cultural activities, celebrations, exhibitions, etc. are staged. In addition, the Museum of Modern Art, Imatra Culture and History Museum, and Imatra Museum are ideal places to learn about Imatra's history and art. The Vukhi River, which runs through the city, is the best place for fishing. In order to facilitate citizens and tourists to enjoy the fun of fishing, the Imatra Fishing Park has also been specially built, and fishing enthusiasts should not miss it. There are many forest paths and walking paths here. Follow the elegant paths and you will discover additional natural beauty.

Habajarvi Habajarvi is a town in central Finland. It is under the jurisdiction of the Norte Boteng District. It has been inhabited by humans since the Paleolithic Era and is a historic town. Habayarvi also has several cultural institutions aimed at protecting historical and cultural heritage and promoting cultural exchanges and development in the region. Every year, schools, churches, associations, etc. hold a variety of activities suitable for people of different ages. Visitors can visit the local history museum, the Cathedral of the Lord's Manifestations, the Presidential Museum, the Habayarvi City Hall, etc.

Upper Vieska Upper Vieska is a town in western Finland, close to Oulu and Kokora, and 130 kilometers away from Oulu. It is under the jurisdiction of the Norte Boteng District and is the commercial center of the southern region of Oulu. Known as the Kalajoki River, it meanders through the city and forms an important agricultural area. Although the city is not well-known, it is famous as the birthplace of Finnish President and four-term Finnish Prime Minister Questi Kallio. The Upper Vieska Regional Museum displays ancient historical buildings, features traditional rural lifestyles, tells tourists about rural life, and has a collection of more than 700 milk pots from 15 countries. The War Memorial Hall, Railway Monument, Villa Museum, Former Residence Museum, etc. are also good places to learn about the city.

Oluoglu is located at the mouth of the Oulu River on the east bank of the Gulf of Bothnia. It is the economic and cultural center of northern Finland and the most important industrial and port city in northern Finland. The city is known as the "living laboratory of Europe", and its residents enjoy the greatest convenience brought by high technology. The well-known religious building in Oulu is Oulu Cathedral, an Evangelical Lutheran Church located in the center of the city. It was first built in 1777. The current building was built in 1832 and is magnificent. In addition, you can also visit Haokipdas Church, Kiminki Church, Tuila Church, etc. Mannerheim Park is a small park in Oulu. It has a granite brick fountain and several benches. It is an excellent place for citizens to relax. The Oulu Art Museum opened in 1963. It mainly collects and displays art works by artists from northern Finland. It is an ideal place to appreciate Finnish art. In addition, the North Boteng District Museum is also worth a visit.

Kokolakolak The city's main function is to serve as a shipping port for the tar trade and an important shipbuilding center in Finland. Kokora has benefited greatly from both industries and once became Finland's richest city. Kokora is also the capital and only city of the Central Boteng District. Kokora Pier is about 5 kilometers away from the city center. It is one of the most active commercial terminals in Finland. It mainly imports oil, ores, limestone, and exports refined products and wood. It is an active cultural city, with rock, jazz and classical music available in local theaters. The ancient wooden buildings located in the center of the city have been where residents have lived for hundreds of years. Today, these buildings have become restaurants, cafes, boutique shops, etc., providing leisure and entertainment areas for tourists. Cocola Natural History Museum, Renlund Museum, Local History and Culture Museum, Hunting Museum, Cocola Fire Museum, Fishing Museum, etc. are all great places to visit.

Kusaksky is a town in southern Finland, about 130 kilometers away from the capital Helsinki. It is under the jurisdiction of the Kumi District and its main economic activity is industry. This city is famous for its papermaking industry. It has three major paper mills and is known as the "Paper Capital of Finland". Kusaksky was founded in 1921 and became a town in 1973. The development of the town is closely related to the paper industry and promotes the development of the local economy. In the early 20th century, churches, schools and libraries were built here, most of which were in a pragmatic style. Although Kusaksky is not very big, it is the hometown of two well-known figures, namely Finnish footballer Sami Hyypia and Finnish lyrical soprano and songwriter Taya Tureni.

Kovora Kovora is a town in southeastern Finland, located 134 kilometers northeast of the capital Helsinki. It is under the jurisdiction of the Kumi District and is a modern and active city. This is a city full of joy. The quiet lakes, lush forests, and comfortable rural lifestyle are fascinating. Covola also has more than 450 lakes and more than 7000 summer villas. It is definitely a good place for summer vacations, where you can enjoy the beautiful natural scenery and the quiet and beautiful time of life. Children's transportation parks integrate gardens, simulated buildings and transportation facilities, allowing children to receive education on traffic rules during play. The Kovora Art Museum is divided into two floors and is part of the Kovora Art Center. It is a great place to appreciate Finnish art. Iitti Museum, Industry Museum, Finnish Shop Museum, Koria Church, Anjara Church, Kovora Church, etc. are also popular places to visit.

Kotka Kotka is located in the eastern part of the Gulf of Finland, at the mouth of the Kumi River. It is under the jurisdiction of the Kumi District. It is an important port city in Finland and serves Finland's foreign trade. This is an important industrial and maritime city and is of great significance to the development of Finland's foreign economy. The Maritime Centre Vellamo in Teka is an attractive new museum that displays Finland's relevant maritime history and provides a variety of exhibitions for people of different ages. The Basketball Museum displays more than 70 years of basketball history in Finland. The exhibition tells how basketball entered Finland and its development in different periods. In addition, it also displays celebrities in basketball.

Kotka Church is a Gothic Revival building known for its 54-meter-high steeple, beautiful stained glass windows and elegant round windows.Chumi Church, Jonara Church, St. Nicholas Church, Nikolai Art Museum, Kotka Photography Center, Aviation Museum, etc. are also must-see places. As a pivotal seaport city, Kotka has beautiful natural scenery and provides tourists with a variety of entertainment and outdoor activities, including sailing, rafting, fishing, nature adventure, archipelago tours, etc.

Vantavanta is a city in southern Finland. It is governed by the new region and forms the Helsinki Metropolitan Area together with Helsinki, Espoo and Kauniainin. This city is Finland's fourth most populous city, and Finland's largest airport, Helsinki Vantaa Airport, is located in the city. Vanta is also home to many museums. The Heureka Science Center opened to the public in 1988. It is a comprehensive science and technology center covering a wide range of fields and is highly interactive. It is divided into multiple different exhibition areas. Visitors can touch and manipulate various exhibits by themselves, understand, try, experience, and enjoy the endless fun of discovering the mysteries of science in practice.

The Finnish Aviation Museum is close to Helsinki-Vantaa Airport and opened in 1972. It displays more than 9000 objects, including 80 aircraft and 22 gliders. In addition, it also has a collection of 78000 photos. There are more than 17000 books and 160000 aviation magazines in its library. The Tacheng City Museum, the Vanta Agricultural Museum, the Martinus Concert Hall, the Vanta Art Museum, etc. are also good places to learn about the city's history, culture, art and other aspects.

Porvo is located on the southern coast of Finland, 50 kilometers away from the capital Helsinki. It is under the jurisdiction of the New Region and is one of the six major medieval towns in Finland. The city was first mentioned in the early 14th century and is the second oldest city in Finland, gaining city privileges in 1380. Polvo is famous for its Laocheng District, where winding streets, narrow alleys and low wooden houses are a microcosm of medieval urban life and a reproduction of history.

The most famous building in Laocheng District is the medieval stone church-Porvo Cathedral. It was built in the 15th century, and the oldest part dates back to the 13th century. The cathedral has no luxurious decorations or cumbersome carvings, but its simplicity reveals the beauty of a great vessel. The rows of red buildings on the river bank are Porvo's most precious assets, showing Porvo's shipping history. The clear river water reflects the red wooden houses, coupled with the blue sky and white clouds, providing infinite scenery. Porvoo is also known as the "City of Poets" and is the city where many famous Finnish poets and artists live. Finnish national poet Johan Ludvig Runeberg lived here from 1837 to 1877.

Haimenlinna is located in the Kantaheme district of Finland, halfway between Helsinki and Tampere. It is the birthplace of the outstanding Finnish musician Jean Sibelius. The city is an ancient settlement at the end of Lake Vanaya. It has been settled here since the Viking era and was granted city privileges in 1639.

The most famous landmark in Hämeenlinna is Häme Castle. It is a medieval building. The age of the castle is still controversial. It lost its military status in the 16th century and has been used as a museum since 1988. It is open to the public and often holds various cultural activities. If you are a cultural and history enthusiast, then the local splendid churches, wonderful museums and exhibition halls must not be missed. When you arrive in this quiet and comfortable city, don't worry about accommodation. There are different accommodation options and a variety of food experiences. You can taste both local specialties and international delicacies.

Tornio is located in Lapland, Finland. It was founded in 1621. It is the oldest city in Lapland and a well-known economic center of Finland. It has a large steel factory and brewery. It is an ideal place to watch the aurora. In the snowy winter, you can enjoy the dancing and beautiful aurora.

Tornio Church is one of the most beautiful wooden churches in Finland. It was built in 1689 and has a history of more than 300 years. The Old Tornio Church is a classic church built in 1797 and listed as a World Heritage Site as one of the Struve Geosurvey Arc. Tornio Orthodox Church was built in 1884 and is open to tourists in the summer. The Torne Valley History Museum is a museum that mainly tells the history and culture of western Finland. In addition, the Arboretum, the Samez Gold and Silver Exhibition Hall, the Anne Art Museum, and the Children's Transportation Park are also good places to visit.

Kemikemi is located in the Gulf of Bothnia in western Finland, at the mouth of the Kemi River. It is a coastal industrial city in Lapland, adjacent to the Nordboten District of Sweden, and adjacent to the city of Tornio. The city was founded in 1869 and is home to the only chromium mine in Europe.

Kemi has the largest ice and snow castle in the world-Kemi Ice and Snow Castle. Residents of Kemi City build a large-scale ice and snow castle every winter. Every year, the ice and snow castle is designed and constructed in different ways according to different themes., consists of ice and snow hotels, traditional Finnish smoky saunas, restaurants and bars, ice and snow churches, etc. Kemi Gemstone Museum is one of the most famous gem museum in Finland and one of the best gem museums in Europe. It is famous for its large collection of gems and rich minerals, displaying more than 3,000 gem treasures. From December to April each year, tourists can take part in icebreaker tours. In addition, the spectacular Gothic Renaissance Kemmy Church is also worth a visit.

Mikeli Mikeli is a city in the South Savonya region of Finland. It is located on the bank of Lake Saima. It is a city with infinite natural scenery and diverse cultural landscapes. Due to its proximity to Lake Saima, it has become a well-known resort. Many people go to the cabin by the lake to relieve the pressure of work, soak in the sauna, swim in the green lake, or go fishing quietly to spend most of the summer.

In Michali, you can see many original ancient manors. The local people not only carefully preserve these cultural heritage, but also provide tourists with the opportunity to experience ancient customs and modern services. The Tedi Manor built in the 16th century provides modern nursing services. The Gugula Manor and the Kencabaro Manor with a unique flavor are all worth a visit. Thanks to the local climate and soil, Micheli has three wineries, the largest of which is Olimmanch Winery. Olimmanch Winery uses local berries to brew light fruit wine and rich red wine. Good wine is matched with delicacies. The winery also prepares traditional local dishes for you.

Micheli people love to use locally produced organic ingredients, and many restaurants use meat and vegetarian dishes from local farms, lake fresh harvested by local fishermen, and berries and mushrooms picked from clean natural forests to prepare delicacies and desserts. The high use of organic ingredients is not only a persistence of local feelings, but also a praise from foreign tourists. You can give it a try.

Isalmi Isalmi is located in the Northern Savonia district of Finland. It is a city surrounded by lakes and canals. Its history dates back to 1627 and was granted town status in 1891. The town is a well-known economic area where several companies are headquartered. It is a world leader in machine construction and a center for advanced environmental technologies.

Isalmi has many tourist destinations, and the Stamp Museum is a good place to appreciate different types of stamps. In addition, postcards, letters and postmarks are also displayed. The Juhani Aho Museum is an ideal place to learn about the life of the well-known Finnish writer Juhani Aho. It holds more than 500 pieces, most of which come from Juhani Aho's family and private donations. In addition, the Local History Museum, Orthodox Church, Children's Transportation Park, Gustav IV Adolf Church and Church Museum, Holy Cross Museum, Natural Science Museum, Beer Museum, Isalmi Heritage Farm are all worth a visit.

Isalmi and its surrounding areas provide tourists with a variety of recreational activities. The elegant environment and fresh air attract outdoor sports enthusiasts. Fishing, horse riding, skiing, swimming, canal sightseeing, etc. are all popular.

Varkos Varkos is located in the Northern Savonia District of Finland. It is a small modern city. Here, you can enjoy the beautiful natural scenery, enjoy high-quality cultural and sports services, visit historic places of interest, and a variety of recreational activities are waiting for you.

The unspoiled natural environment, safe living environment and high quality of living standards make Varcoos a very livable city. The city is surrounded by quiet lakes and winding rivers. In addition, there are spectacular canals and magnificent bridges, creating a tranquil natural scenery. It is an ideal summer resort in summer. In addition, boating, fishing, swimming, going to sea, etc. are all popular entertainments.

In the Taipale Canal area, you can admire boats coming in and out, or visit the Canal Museum to learn about the history and story of the canal. The most ideal place to view the entire city is the viewing platform of the water tower, which can overlook the infinite scenery of the entire city. The Museum of Mechanical Music can take you back to the past, and the hot spring resort hotel is a great place to soak in the hot springs and enjoy life.

Kuopio is located in the Northern Savonya district of Finland, surrounded by Karavei Lake. It is the eighth largest city in Finland and a colorful lake port city. It is also a well-known university town, with important educational institutions such as the University of Eastern Finland and the Northern Savonia Regional Institute of Technology.

As the cultural center of western Finland, Kuopio offers a variety of music and dance education. Its well-known activities are the Contemporary Art Festival, Kuopio Dance Festival, Kuopio Wine Festival and the Finnish Skating Marathon. The city's main attractions include the market, the rich Orthodox Museum, the Ancient Kuopio Museum, the Scenic Revolving Restaurant and the Kuopio People's Livelihood Museum. The 150-meter-high Puijo Mountain is the pride of Kuopio. It is a lively ski resort in winter. Before Christmas, the top of the mountain becomes a Christmas market. There is a 75-meter-high lookout tower on the top of the mountain, which can view the entire Kuopio. Beautiful scenery.

Kuopio is the best place in Finland to taste different delicious snacks, including a variety of foods made with white salmon. In addition, the picturesque Pikku-Pietari market is the best place to buy high-quality handicrafts.

Joensu Joensu is located in the North Karelia district of eastern Finland, close to the Russian border. Founded in 1848, it is the easternmost tourist city in Finland. This is a well-known and active university town with approximately 15000 college students studying here, studying at the University of Eastern Finland and the Northern Karelian Institute of Technology.

Joensu was deeply influenced by St. Petersburg, Russia, so the buildings, customs and customs here are full of Oriental Russian charm, especially the green-roofed church, which is a typical Russian style. Joensu City Hall is a beautiful scenery over the city and a photogenic landmark. The Neo-Renaissance Joensu Art Museum was built in 1962 and is a paradise for art lovers.

The North Karelian Museum is a museum dedicated to the history and culture of the North Karelian District and will hold a variety of exhibitions. In addition to university, science and business, in recent years Joensuu has been the site of Finnish film production, Karelian folk customs can be found here, and summer rock concerts are also held.

Kayanakani is the capital of the Kenu District of Finland. It is located on the southeast bank of Lake Olu. It was established in 1651 during the Swedish rule and is currently the center of the Kenu District. Finnish folklore scholar Elias Lonlot started traveling here and collected folklore across the country.

Founded in 1969, Kayani City Theater is one of the most prestigious theaters in Finland. It was named Theater of the Year in 2003. It attracts many directors, actors and audiences from all over the country. Every year, it holds touring performances in the Kenu region and even other parts of Finland. Kayani Conservatory of Music was founded in 1957 and holds student concerts every year. The Kayani Art Museum was completed in 1993. Its collection is mainly Finnish contemporary art and is a good place to appreciate art. The Kayani Museum displays the history and culture of the city of Kayani through different themes.

Kayani's two most important cultural events every year are Kayani Poetry Week and Kenu Jazz Spring, which attract poetry lovers and music lovers from all over the world to write cultural movements together.

Marieport Marieport is the capital and largest city of the Aland Islands of Finland. It is named after Maria Alexandrovna, wife of Tsar Alexander II of the Russian Empire. Founded in 1861, this city is currently the only city in the Aland Islands and has a rich shipping heritage.

Although Marieport is not very large, it is a well-known tourist destination, with about 1.5 million tourists visiting it every year. This city is also known as the "City of Linden Trees" because there are a large number of linden trees planted on the streets of the city, which has become a beautiful scenery. The city is full of wooden buildings and green parks, making it an ideal holiday destination and a practical starting point for self-driving or bicycle tours in the Aland Islands. Visitors can relax in the summer sun at the green leisure park Ålandspark or the famous Gröna Udden swimming beach, or choose a cafe to taste the specialty pancakes of the Aland Islands.

The nightlife in Marieport is no worse than that in big cities. In addition to clubs and bars, there is also the newly opened Paffa ** PAF Casino), and the Arkipelag Hotel located in the center of the city has a variety of things.

Jakobstad, also known as Pietarsari, is located in western Finland, in the Gulf of Bothnia. It is a city in Boteng District, Western Finland Province, the Republic of Finland. It is also an important local port and industrial center. The sailing manufacturing industry and sailing research and development industry are very developed.

Jakobstad is a charming city in Finland, with beautiful city gardens, many museums, ancient city halls, lined with wooden houses, majestic churches, busy ports and many other rich tourist resources. The Jakobstad Town Hall, completed in 1875, is a historic building and one of the famous local landscapes.

The large-scale Jacobstad Museum was built in 1904 and comprehensively displays the city's long shipping history and mature shipbuilding industry. In addition, the area also has Finland's unique chicory museum. Visitors can visit the 19th century chicory factory, learn about the comprehensive chicory production process and experience the most authentic factory conditions.

The lush botanical garden was built in 1915 and completed in 1932. It houses about 1000 species of plants. It is one of the northernmost botanical gardens in the world and a classic garden landscape in Finland.

Vasawasa is located along the Gulf of Bothnia in western Finland. It is the capital of the Boteng District and an important center for Finnish-Swedish cultural integration.The city is a vibrant city and a famous seaside resort. It attracts a large number of tourists every summer to visit and experience the charm of Vasa.

Vasa is known as "the brightest city in Finland". Perhaps influenced by the warm sunshine or the colorful cultural life, the residents here are happy every day without worries. Due to the deep influence of Swedish culture, Vasa's urban culture has a strong exotic flavor, which makes it a unique city in Finland.

The coastal areas of the city have good sailing conditions, and this tourist provides the opportunity to go out to sea. Like stars surrounding the moon, Vasa is surrounded by many beautiful and enchanting islands, adding a bit of beauty and charm to Vasa. A variety of sports facilities add endless fun to Vasa. Sports venues, gyms, gymnasiums, ski trails, fitness trails, golf courses, etc. are good places to exercise.

Lapenranta Lapenranta is located on the shores of Lake Saima in southeastern Finland, close to the Russian border. It belongs to the South Karelia District and is the 13th largest city in Finland. The city has a pleasant climate and convenient land and land transportation. It is one of Finland's important tourist cities and health resorts, attracting tourists from all over the world.

Lappeenranta has beautiful scenery, like a huge and mysterious water maze, so it is known as the "Pearl on Lake Saima". Due to its proximity to Lake Saima, Lappeenranta has the reputation of a "Summer City". Whenever summer comes, Lake Saima is crowded with tourists. Experience the fun of summer through the lake and enjoy the beautiful scenery of the lake in eastern Finland. Tourists can also take a boat from Lappeenranta's dock to tour Lake Saima and canals.

As a well-known winter health resort in Finland, Lake Saimaa, where Lappeenranta is located, has many holiday cabins built. In addition, it also provides tourists with a variety of winter entertainment, including skiing, skating, bobsledding, etc. Lappeenranta also has many places of interest, including Finland's oldest Orthodox church, the Hugoff Manor Museum converted from a famous family house in St. Petersburg, the Sema Canal Museum, etc.

Lahtilahti is the capital of the Paiatthime district. It is located on the bay in the south of Vesijärvi, only 100 kilometers from Helsinki, the capital of Finland. The city is known for its annual Winter Games and also holds a grand ski championship every year.

Lahti's architecture cleverly combines Russia and Western Europe, with buildings with charm from the East and the West respectively, forming a unique local landscape, with bright trees, blending classical and modern, urban and natural styles. If you want to experience the characteristics of different buildings at once, the Finnish Architecture Museum is the first choice to visit, which will definitely open your eyes. The city has many museums and cultural sports venues. Among them, the History Museum is an interesting microcosm of the history of the Lahti region. The biennial international exhibition held by the Art Museum is a major event in the city of Lahti. The Radio and Television Museum displays the history and achievements of radio and television.

The uniqueness of Lahti cuisine is the selection and materials of its dishes. The main ingredients of many foods come from Lahti's rich mountains, forests and plains. This land full of forests and lakes is full of mouth-watering fresh berries and wild fish make the cooked food extremely delicious.

Jyvaskyla is located in Central Finland, north of Lake Payenne. It is the largest city in Central Finland. It is surrounded by hundreds of quiet and elegant lakes, with charming scenery. The city is known as the "Athens of Finland" because it was the first place in the world to teach Finnish and is also the education center of Finland.

Jyvaskyla can be said to be a "city of lakes". There are 328 quiet lakes located in the city. Lakes and rivers account for 20% of the city's area. The lakes make up the most beautiful scenery of the city. Strolling through Väskyla, you can appreciate the buildings designed by Alvar Aalto, the father of Nordic modernism. He was good at combining natural conditions, utilizing terrain, using local traditional materials, and shaping form and space. Curves, curved surfaces and flexible layout are often used.

The Alvar Aalto Museum and the Central Finland Museum were designed by Alvar Aalto, but his most famous building is the City Hall of Jyvaskyla, which is very elegant. The Aviation Museum of Central Finland, the Finnish Handicraft Museum, and the Jyvaskyla Art Museum are museums worth visiting.

There are also many festivals in Jyvaskyla and various activities. The more popular ones include the Jyvaskyla Art Festival, the Arctic Music Festival, the International Printing Festival, etc., attracting music and art lovers from around the world.

Turku is located in the Southwest Finland Region in southwest Finland, at the mouth of the Ola River. It is the sixth largest city in the country and the oldest city. It is also an important commercial and cultural center. The city was Finland's first capital, first parish, and home to Finland's first university.

As the Cultural Capital of Europe in 2011, Turku has a splendid culture, including well-known theaters and popular museums. Among them, the Turku Art Museum and Vano Altoone are particularly famous. The latter collects and displays modern art, and is one of the museums with the largest collections of art works by Finnish artist and sculptor Vano Altoone.

Turku also has many scenic spots and historic sites. The most famous ones are Turku Castle and Cathedral left over from the Middle Ages. Turku Castle is a medieval castle built in the late 13th century and is the oldest building still in use in Finland. One of the buildings and the largest medieval legacy buildings in Finland. Turku Cathedral is a famous medieval cathedral in Finland. It was built in the early 13th century and is also a relatively ancient building in the area. Michael Church is located in the center of the city. It was built in 1905. It is the most beautiful building on the western skyline of Turku and the most popular wedding church in the city. In addition, Martin Church, Turku Orthodox Church, etc. are also worth a visit.

Tampere Tampere is located in the Pirka District in southwestern Finland. It is Finland's third largest city and one of the main transportation hubs. In the second half of the 19th century, the city had become Finland's main industrial center, concentrating almost half of the country's industries, and was known as the "Manchester of the North".

Tampere is located in the narrow strip between Lake Neshu and Lake Biha. Its beautiful natural scenery makes it famous in Finland. The most well-known tourist attraction is the World of Adventure, which consists of an aquarium, planetarium, children's zoo, watchtower, dolphin hall and amusement park. Composed of, it is Finland's second largest theme park, visited by approximately 1.1 million tourists every year. The only remaining Lenin Museum in the world is located in Tampere, displaying Lenin's life stories and Lenin's activities in Finland. In addition, you can also visit the Tampere Natural History Museum, Tampere Art Museum, Spy Museum, Moomin Valley Museum, Rupriki Media Museum, etc.

Tampere is the theater capital of Finland. The open-air theater with a rotating auditorium built in 1959 is the center of the drama festival every August. Every year, Tampere holds a variety of cultural activities such as drama festivals, jazz festivals and film festivals, attracting many foreign tourists to come and watch.

Espoo Espoo is located on the north bank of the Gulf of Finland. Together with Helsinki, Vanta and Kauniainin, it forms the Greater Helsinki Metropolitan Area. The city is Finland's second largest city after Helsinki, and Aalto University, VTT and Nokia are all located in the city.

The most famous museum in Espoo is the Espoo Museum of Modern Art, which is located in a renovated printed building and is the main space for displaying modern art. In addition, you can also visit the Farm Museum, the Espoo Automobile Museum, the Akser Karlen Museum, the Finnish Toy Museum, the City Museum of Espoo, and the Finnish Clock Museum. The city has several beautiful manors, two of which are open to tourists. There are restaurants and clubs in the manors. Most of the furniture is old furniture and is very exquisite. There are many outdoor sports in the city, which allow people to get in close contact with nature and listen to the sounds of nature. Walking, camping, picnics, etc. are very popular.