Finland tourist information
Each city in Finland has something unique to offer for visitors. Despite its seemingly untouched nature, Finland is not a backward country. In fact, it is considered to be one of the most hi-tech societies in the world with Internet connections per capita exceeding the U.S. and the UK.
Helsinki is a blend of urban culture, modernism and tradition, with international companies like Nokia and Jewellery Lapland. The Tuomionkirkko Cathedral was built by Carl Engel and is a mixture of Gothic revival and the Russian Orthodox Church. Tampere is the largest city here you can visit the Central Museum of Labour and the Vapriikki Museum. Theaters and shows ranging from music to art and literature make this city a cultural center, and most tourists visit first the Pyynikki Ridge Central Market, the Cathedral Pispala, the Pyynikki observation tower and Nasinneula.
In Turku, Finland's former capital, you can visit the Cathedral with the Museum of History, other museums and The Turku Castle. After the visit you can stop at refined restaurants and in clubs. Here for Christmas they organize shows, parties, etc.. There are 11 museums in Vaasa and an amusement park, Wasalandia, for those who want to have fun. In Porvo most important tourist attractions are the Johan Ludvig Runeberg Museum dedicated to the Finnish national poet Johan Ludvig Runeberg.
Travel Info Finland
Vaccination: Medical insurance is mandatory
Customs: You can bring into the country tax free items for personal use and limited quantities of cigarettes, alcoholic drinks, perfumes etc.
Currency and means of payment: 1 euro = 100 cents. There are ATMs and travelers' checks can be exchanged at post offices, banks or official exchange offices. Major credit cards are accepted in most hotels and restaurants.
Transportation: road and rail system are well tuned. International Airport: Helsinki
For drivers: all you need is your driving license and car registration document. It is recommended that you have a green card insurance. The speed limit is 50 km / h in towns, 80 km / h outside towns and 120 km / h on the highway. The use of daytime driving lights is required. Traffic travels on the right.
Accommodation: You can stay in lodges, hotels, hostels family, prices are for all pockets.
The best time to visit: From May to September