Rovaniemi - Rovaniemi 8 day trip

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

Comprising both the Science Center and Provincial Museum of Lapland, this center covers natural history and human life in depth.

In addition to touring this historic center by day, be sure to get out in the evenings, when a lively party atmosphere takes over.

This center's architecture beautifully reflects Lapland's landscapes. Its interior includes a theater, a concert hall, and a library.

This hill offers a fabulous view of town and its surroundings. In winter, the skiing here is excellent; in summer, hiking is ideal.

Take a walk around or go fishing in this stunning lake, surrounded by picturesque wooded fells.

A stunning national park in Lapland, which features geological curiosities, primeval forests, and sprawling wetlands.

This magical theme park offers various rides, delicious treats, and the opportunity to fully immerse into a festive Christmastime atmosphere.

The world's northernmost zoo is home to over 200 animals, including wolves, deers, Euroasian lynxes, and polar bears.

Popular primarily during wintertime, this 19C town boasts the largest snow castle in the world, a gem museum, and a harbor.

As the northernmost town in Finland, Kemijarvi is the base to many adventures, from easy day hikes to extreme winter sports.

Popular primarily during wintertime, this 19C town boasts the largest snow castle in the world, a gem museum, and a harbor.

World's largest snow fortress is open each winter Jan to Apr, and features a restaurant, a hotel, ice sculpture exhibits, and more.

A museum showcasing over 3,000 gemstones, including King of Finland's crown, and several replicas of famous royal jewelry.

Get a feel of the local culture as you explore the serene central streets, or head to the harbor for a view of the sprawling sea.

A 1960 Finnish icebreaker, offering tourist cruises, as well as on-board guided tours exploring its own history.

The world's northernmost zoo is home to over 200 animals, including wolves, deers, Euroasian lynxes, and polar bears.

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

Set in the heart of the town, this Evangelical Lutheran church was erected in 1902 and boasts Gothic Revival architecture.

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

Although much of the center was destroyed during WWII, today it features cafes and a few interesting museums to explore.

A unique national park featuring pine forests, river valleys with sandy banks and rapids, as well as diverse wildlife.

Take a walk around or go fishing in this stunning lake, surrounded by picturesque wooded fells.

Above the Arctic Circle, you will find this wonderful reserve dedicated to reindeer, where you can learn about these majestic animals.

At times unnerving and at times delightful, the colorful scarecrows occupying a field outside of Suomussalmi are an art installation.

As the northernmost town in Finland, Kemijarvi is the base to many adventures, from easy day hikes to extreme winter sports.