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1. Helsinki

The country's capital, Helsinki, is the most popular place to visit in Finland. 

Helsinki is very similar to St. Petersburg because the city was built to replicate the style of Russian city in 1812. 

Today, some of the main attractions are the numerous churches, the three most important of which are Lutheran Cathedral, 

Church on the Rock, and Cathedral of the Assumption.

 Also in the city there are dozens of excellent museums and galleries, the National Museum of Finland.

 

2. Rovaniemi

If you want to enjoy the beauty of Lapland, you will certainly need to visit Rovaniemi. 

The capital of Finnish Lapland, Rovaniemi was completely destroyed at the end of the Second World War. 

As a result, much of the architecture of the mid-century and has a contemporary design brutal. 

However, today, Rovaniemi is home to many wonderful places, twist, and serves as the official home of the Finnish Santa Claus.

 Visitors can visit the village of Santa Claus, get stamps from Santa Claus, and even visit the underground theme park Santa's entertainment.

3. Savonlinna

The small town in the heart of the Finnish Lakeland, Savonlinna is located in a charming historic location.

 The city is located in the middle of the lake Saymma on several islands, and interesting attractions here are olavinlinna or St. Olaf castle, 

which was built in the 15th century.

 The castle withstood the test of time and still largely boasts unspoiled surroundings.

Also worth checking out in Savonlinna Orthodox Museum, Provincial Museum Savonlinna Kerimäki and coming, 

where is the biggest wooden church in the world.

4. Porvoo

The second-oldest city in Finland - Porvoo, known for its unique and picturesque wooden houses. 

You can stroll along the cobbled streets of the old Porvoo, known to locals as Vanha Porvoo, see the sights of the 13th century, 

although most of the wooden architecture, was built in the late 19th century.

5. Turku

On the southern coast of Finland is Turku, a city that served as the capital of Finland for most of the 19th century and is considered as the oldest

 in the country. 

Although Helsinki has long assumed the functions of the capital, Turku is a major tourist attraction Halla in Finland, and there are many historical 

sites and cultural monuments: Castle of the 13th century, Turku, museum Aboa Vetus and Ars Nova and Museum Luostarinmyaki craft.

6. Finnish Lakeland

As the name implies, Lakeland - Lakeland is in Finland, where there is an abundance of lakes. There are about 55,000 lakes. 

The largest lake in the Saimaa area, where you can swim, boat or just walk around the perimeter and admire the views.

 The Finnish Lakeland You can also visit the university town of Jyvaskyla or the medieval castle of St. Olaf.

7. Kemi

City of Kemi in Lapland is famous for its pulp mill. Travellers, however, become better acquainted with the famous Snow Castle of Kemi. 

Castle built every year, and it can be up to three floors and serve as a venue for weddings and live musical performances.

 Guests can spend the night in a snow hotel! Kemi also features a lively night life, and a place where you can sit on the Arctic icebreaker and take

 a tour of the Arctic waters in search of spectacular icebergs and incredible views.

8. Åland archipelago

In the heart of the Baltic Sea there are several islands, known as the Åland archipelago.Unusually, it is one part of Finland, where there are more

 chances to hear people speaking in Swedish than in Finnish! 

Ferries ply between the Åland Islands, offering a unique opportunity to see places such as the "Pommern" ship Museum, Maritime Museum, 

Aland, the castle of the 14th century under the name of Kastelholm and kilometers of gorgeous hiking trails.

9. Tampere

Although it is the third largest city in Finland, Tampere - not a very big city, and it looks like a cozy little poselochki than major metropolis. 

To get an understanding of the history and heritage of Tampere, visit the building of the museum of natural history and the Finnish Hockey Hall of Fame. Outdoor activities, skiing and ice hockey - are incredibly popular in Tampere.

 In fine weather, you can settle for a stroll through the opening of the center, as the Park Duck or Hatanpää Arboretum. 

The popular amusement park Särkänniemi on the outskirts of the city is an aquarium, a planetarium, a petting zoo, an art museum and observation 

tower with magnificent views of the forest and lake.

10. loevit

Finland - a real find for lovers of nature. For outdoor enthusiasts, the ski resort - Levi is undoubtedly the best choice.

 Located in Finnish Lapland, Levi boasts miles of trails for skiing and snowboarding. 

There are also opportunities for unusual activities such as reindeer safaris, ice fishing, expeditions and rest in large public saunas.