All Cities in Finland to Visit

Espoo, Finland blends Nuuksio’s forests, coastal islands, modern Tapiola, museums and design with easy access to Helsinki for culture and nature.

Helsinki blends Finnish design, seaside islands, Nordic architecture and lively market culture, while Suomenlinna, museums and saunas define Helsinki sightseeing.

Jyväskylä blends Alvar Aalto architecture, lake landscapes, lively student culture and Finnish design with museums, saunas and outdoor adventures in Finland.

Kuopio blends Finnish lake scenery, Karelian flavours, lively markets and Puijo views with museums, saunas and outdoor adventures in eastern Finland.

Lahti, Finland, pairs lake landscapes and Salpausselkä ridges with ski heritage, Sibelius Hall, museums, harbour life and sustainable urban culture.

Oulu, Finland blends riverside history, Arctic culture, celebrated cycling routes, modern museums, seaside Nallikari and lively local experiences year-round.

Porvoo, Finland, pairs red riverside warehouses and a medieval Old Town with museums, cafés, local food, design shops and cultural walks beside the Porvoo River.

Rovaniemi, Finland’s Arctic capital, brings together Lapland culture, Santa Claus Village, northern lights, snowy nature and year-round outdoor adventures.

Savonlinna, Finland pairs Olavinlinna Castle, Lake Saimaa scenery, opera, museums and ridge landscapes with memorable cultural experiences in eastern Finland.

Tampere, Finland’s sauna capital, pairs industrial heritage, lakeside scenery, museums, local food and lively culture in a compact city between two lakes.

Turku, Finland’s oldest city, combines medieval history, Turku Castle, riverside culture, museums, archipelago scenery, lively dining and more.

Vaasa, Finland blends Ostrobothnian history, Swedish-Finnish culture, coastal scenery, museums and easy access to the Kvarken Archipelago for sightseeing.