Splash into Summer: Lake Riding with Finnhorses in Finland
Lake riding with Finnhorses in Finland
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Finnish Bilberry Pie – A Traditional Nordic Dessert You Need to Try
Finnish bilberry pie (mustikkapiirakka, sometimes also called blueberry pie) is a beloved Nordic dessert made with wild bilberries, offering a rich, tangy flavor straight from the Finnish forests. Try our traditional recipe and discover the best tips for baking this Finnish classic. Learn how bilberries differ from cultivated blueberries and how to enjoy them in other delicious Finnish treats!
Wine in the Woods: A Unique Forest Experience in Nuuksio near Helsinki
I walk along a forest path, take a deep breath, and let the scents of the woods fill my lungs. Our small group has arrived at the edge of Nuuksio National Park—a park just a half-hour drive (and a slightly longer train+bus ride) from the bustling center of Finland’s capital, Helsinki. It’s hard to believe, […]
Finland’s Midwinter and Midsummer: How They Differ Between Lapland and Southern Finland
Finland offers a striking contrast between light and darkness across its seasons. Midwinter and midsummer represent two extremes, and the experience of these seasons varies greatly depending on whether you’re in southern Finland, Lapland, or somewhere in between. Read this article to learn what to expect when visiting Finland in midwinter or midsummer. Artcile by […]
Medieval Majesty Meets Natural Beauty: The Vanajavesi lakeside route in Hämeenlinna
Advert: Visit Hämeenlinna In the landscapes surrounding the medieval Häme Castle, the delightful Vanajavesi lakeside route winds along the shores of Lake Vanajavesi—a must-discover for every visitor to Hämeenlinna city. This 5.7-kilometer (3,5 mi) loop is largely accessible and runs almost the entire way in close proximity to the water, so much so that the […]
The Wonders of Lapland in a Nutshell: The Accessible Trail of Kesänkijärvi in Ylläs
Accessible trails are a wonderful solution, especially when not all members of your group are fit or agile enough for more demanding paths. Of course, accessible trails suit many other situations, such as walking with a stroller or just enjoying a relaxing little outing for anyone, like us on this trip. One of the most […]
One of Finland’s Most Famous National Landscapes: Imatrankoski rapids
Finland boasts 27 official national landscapes, some of which are vast areas—like the Utsjoki Valley—while others are more specific points of interest, such as Imatrankoski rapids. Imatrankoski riverbed is located right in the heart of Imatra’s town center. The compact town center of Imatra is a pleasant destination, perfect for stretching your legs, enjoying the […]
We Tried Foiling: Here’s What It’s All About and How You Can Experience It in Helsinki!
In commercial collaboration with Electric Adventures What is foiling, and what does it feel like for a first-timer? After watching a video of people in wetsuits gliding over the water on boards that barely touch the surface, I was completely intrigued. What exactly is happening here, and how? Could I also manage to fly over […]
The Land of a Thousand Lakes: Finland is the Perfect Destination for Paddleboarding
Stand up paddling has become a popular sport in recent years, and it can be enjoyed almost anywhere as long as the water is at least knee-deep. Paddleboarding is a type of paddling where the paddler stands on a surfboard-like board and leisurely moves through the water. With approximately 300 000 lakes or ponds, Finland […]
Fagervik Ironworks in Inkoo is a Great Road Trip Destination
Finland boasts a few dozen official national landscapes, the most famous of which is probably Koli National Park. However, there are also other renowned places such as the Pallas-Yllästunturi National Park, the maritime Helsinki and Porvoo Old Town. Among these national landscapes are also lesser-known gems, and one such jewel is the picturesque, utterly charming […]
