Where2Go by MakeMyTrip • 18 Jun 2025
Finland’s capital blends Nordic design, seaside charm, and cultural richness. Make sure to visit Suomenlinna, Helsinki Cathedral, and the buzzing Market Square.
Known as the official hometown of Santa Claus, Rovaniemi offers magical Arctic adventures, reindeer safaris, and the northern lights in winter months.
Finland’s oldest city, Turku sits by the Aura River with a medieval castle, lively harbourfront, and deep historical roots worth exploring all year round.
A charming riverside town with cobbled lanes, colourful wooden houses, and a peaceful vibe, Porvoo is perfect for a relaxed walk back into Finnish history.
A lakeside city surrounded by forests and dotted with museums, saunas, and industrial heritage, Tampere is ideal for both culture lovers and nature seekers.
From husky rides to snowshoe hikes, this famous region is nothing short of a snowy paradise and one of the best places to witness the northern lights in Finland.
Famous for its stunning lake views and 15th-century Olavinlinna Castle, Savonlinna hosts the world-renowned Savonlinna Opera Festival every summer.
Finland’s largest lake region, this place is ideal for kayaking, cottage stays, and spotting rare Saimaa ringed seals with peaceful, pristine, and postcard-worthy views.
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