Finland

Welcome to Rovaniemi, the official home of Santa Claus and your gateway to Finnish Lapland. This charming Arctic city feels straight out of a snow globe, with cozy glass igloos, twinkling lights, and reindeer walking through the snow. This Rovaniemi itinerary is great if you’re visiting Finland for the first time or coming back to explore more of Lapland. In […]

Lapland feels like something out of a winter fairytale. You’ll find frozen lakes, snowy forests, reindeer sleigh rides, and nights when the Northern Lights light up the sky. In this guide, I’ll share where to stay in Lapland, from unique glass igloos to cozy Arctic cabins and hotels. I’ll cover options from Rovaniemi, the capital of Finnish Lapland, to

Santa Claus Village is located right on the Arctic Circle and is one of the most unique places to visit in Lapland, where the magic of Christmas never fades. After you try a reindeer ride, do some souvenir shopping, or enjoy the snow, you’ll probably want to warm up with a good meal and some

Rovaniemi is the official home of Santa Claus and, in my opinion, the best winter wonderland you can visit. The Christmas spirit is everywhere here. You can meet Santa, cross the Arctic Circle Line, see the aurora borealis, and explore some of the most beautiful places in Lapland. It is truly a unique experience and

Lapland has been on my bucket list for years, and seeing it in winter is honestly magical. Finland transforms into a real-life snow globe, with frozen lakes, silent forests, and that peaceful vibe you only get in the north. If you visit Lapland in winter and especially around the holidays, the whole place feels even more enchanting,