Finland

The secret to Finnish happiness? If anywhere, you can explore it here. A place where urban culture meets coastal nature: the easy-going capital of the happiest country in the world.

Modernism, Art Nouveau, and bold new ways to ive beautifully—Helsinki’s design and architecture tell a story of nature, function and imagination.

Located on the shore of the Baltic Sea, Helsinki is a place where urban culture meets coastal nature. The easy-going lifestyle and friendly locals make it easy to fall in love with this charming city!

Located in the Lakeland region and sitting on a scenic spot between two great lakes, Tampere boasts a unique combination of soothing water views and Nordic urban culture.

Tampere is the Sauna Capital of the World since 2018, with more than 50 public saunas all around the city. Some of the most famous ones are Rajaportin Sauna, Kaupinojan Sauna, and the more modern Kuuma.

Tampere’s rich heritage of industrialization is visible in its impressive architecture and charming old red brick industrial buildings – nowadays serving as restaurants, cafes, museums and shops.

Turku is famous for its location by the Baltic sea, and functions as the gateway to the magnificent Finnish Archipelago.

Quietly making waves in the world of Nordic cuisine, Turku is a must-visit destination for foodies and offers some of the country’s best restaurants.

Turku, Finland’s oldest town, is famous for its historical sites. Its earliest records date back to the 13th century, and the city is also home to Finland’s first university.