Finland

A relatively young city, the Finnish capital commands the Baltic Sea with its diverse architectural landscape and a rich culture.

Founded in the 14C, Turku is the oldest city in Finland. With an active port, its history, culture, and trade continue to thrive.

Just south of the Arctic Circle, Rovaniemi is Lapland's capital. Its location offers a good chance of seeing the aurora borealis.

Despite Tampere being a large city, its setting among lakes and its numerous historic buildings preserves a relaxed atmosphere.

A unique combination of old and new, this medieval Finnish town is home to several excellent historic and modern attractions.

Founded in 1639, this quaint town retains its impressive medieval castle, and boasts a wonderful cultural atmosphere.

Kuusamo offers outdoor fun all year long, including skiing and hiking. It also boasts lively culture and great nightlife.

The medieval Pori celebrates its port heritage, trade history, and cultural roots, that culminate in its annual jazz festival.

Founded in 1653, the pedestrian-friendly Kuopio is a city of culture, cuisine, and excellent recreation across several islands.

Set on Lake Vanajavesi, this ancient city is known for its 13C castle, as well as the lush nature surrounding it.

Dating to the 14C, this city was once the second largest in Finland, and now retains some notable historic landmarks and a great ambiance.

Vassa grew around a 14C castle, built by Swedish sailors. Today it is a vibrant university city, with a wealth of 19C landmarks.