Loved the finnlines cruise. Starting from checkin to check out everything is well organized. Good cabins and restaurants inside the cruise to enjoy meals

Amazing Science Learning Experience at Heureka Science Centre👍👍 Located in Tikkurila, the Heureka Science Centre is an incredible place that makes learning both fun and effective. This Finnish museum offers a unique, hands-on experience that allows schoolchildren to explore science in an engaging and interactive way. After spending just one or two days here, students can easily absorb knowledge equivalent to two or three years of a standard school science curriculum – and enjoy every minute of it! In addition to the main exhibition, Heureka regularly features fascinating themed sections that provide even deeper learning experiences. We were lucky to visit during the Experience the World in the Last Ice Age exhibition, which focused on the amazing animals that lived during that period. The life-sized models were so realistic they felt almost alive, creating an unforgettable and immersive atmosphere that truly brought the Ice Age to life. The exhibitions are creative, well-designed, and accessible to children of different ages. Everything is built to inspire curiosity and understanding through play, discovery, and experimentation. I highly recommend Heureka to families, educators, and anyone interested in making science come alive.

Lovely artist home. Extremely well taken care of and were greeted by very friendly staff. We were also able to pick and take home nearby wildflowers

Nice. The house Sibelius lived in for more than 50 years. No theme park. Just the house with furniture and the story of their lives. Loved it

Good prices! Also, good quality products and delicious cholates! We bought many sweets for gifts! I recomend it!

The apartment we stayed in was even nicer in real life than the pictures showed. We were very happy about our stay, and the staff was very service-oriented and accommodating to our needs. We could check in a little bit earlier than usual, and also leave our luggage for some hours after checking out, while we were strolling around in the old town before taking out bus back to Helsinki. Thank you for a wonderful comfortable stay!

One of the best Cathedrals in Finland. Really enjoyed the time and peaceful environment there. The numbers on the wall, I didn't get it, was that roman chapters/verse numbers from Bible? I don't know but the place was extremely peaceful and very historical. I'd recommend this for any tourist visiting Porvoo city in Finland.

Very nice and a well arranged place. Many train models are exhibited. Exhibits are well preserved. Sound effects in the exhibition halls are really nice. Anyway, it's bit difficult to see inside of some trains due to dust accumulation on the windows. Overall, recommended for both kids and adults. there is a special area for kids for some activities too. And a tiny train operates across the garden during the summer. You can have a ride. Just a short walk from Hyvinkää railway station. Staff is very friendly.

A beautiful place with all you can eat. The price level is more than acceptable, given the prices in the area. Great selection and amazing taste this place like me for a high position. I am very happy to come back here regularly.

What an amazing place. I was so impressed. What amazes me, is how forward the Finnish design was and is. Designs of mid century , so modern. It is really worth a visit ❤️

Really interesting natural phenomenon. Deep, max 10 m and over 1 m wide potholes or giant kettles in the rock. Almost 20 of them in rather steep slope. Also nice views from the top of the hill. Not much to walk, about 1 km, but slippery and difficult path. Especially on a rainy day. Wet rocks. Suggest to go straight to potholes and come back by the scenic path.

Great sports place with a pool in Spring and Summer

The Lahti ski jumping hills are spectacular — an iconic sight and a true symbol of Finnish winter sports.

The Sibeliustalo is a beautiful concert hall. It has also received several international awards for its truly unique acoustics. Again: the remarkably great hospitality of the Finns - when the two janitors gave us a spontaneous tour of the house, including the concert hall which actually was not open to the public. A wonderful experience, thanks to both of you if you happen to read this.

An interesting museum that contains quite a lot of different motorcycle models from different times.

Very nice and very Finnish place. Snow, pine trees, nothern noture and almost only Finnish signs around. Only one sign in English saying "Beware of descending boom" came into memory. Highly recomended even for those who don't know Finnish

Had a great time with friends. The picturesque location was gorgeous and the atmosphere super relaxing. There was live entertainment that complimented the location perfectly. The fruity wine selection was fantastic and the fresh strawberries were a delight! I totally enjoyed my time at this location and would recommend a trip here for anyone. Kippis!

(Translated by Google) A peaceful and easy path to follow even in winter. Great views in the old renovated lookout tower. (Original) Rauhallinen ja helppo polku kulkea talvellakin. Vanhassa kunnostetussa näköalatornissa hienot maisemat.

Stunning place 30mins by car from Jyväskylä. There was a small parking lot at the bottom of the hill. We had ro walk for 1km to get to the tower. The road was covered with snow. Even though some parts of the hike were very steep it was fairly easy to walk up. And since we were the only one in the forest once we stop and not move there was a complete silence... Once we got up we were awarded by an breathtaking view of the frozen lake and landscapes. The weather was made for it. If you ever plan to travel to Jyväskylä this place is a must visit (but only on a day with nice weather).

"Aalto - Work and Life," a permanent exhibition, is a fascinating overview of the lives of Alvar and Aino Aalto. It showcases their important architectural highlights and reveals aspects of their personal life. The exhibition is really thorough. Additionally, there is a temporary exhibition, "Sacred Spaces," which displays the Aaltos' design of 35 sacred spaces around the world. Highly recommended for anyone interested in architecture.

While it doesn't look like much from the outside, this museum is a real treasure. It has an amazing exhibition of the history and evolution of various trades and crafts in Finland. The best part is the workshop. Chock-full of all kinds of supplies and tools, you can let your inspiration guide you. There's a booklet with various suggestions, but these can be used as points of departure for your imagination. It's a perfect place to come with kids, especially on a rainy day as you can easily spend hours in the workshop. Kids go for free, adult tickets are 8 Euro.

Lovely, old amusement Park, nice staff, Not to crowded. Best fit for ages 3-12

A place really worth visiting for anyone with some interest about aviation. Plenty with planes, engines, weapons and many more! Some are displayed as 'crashed', or with open parts so you can watch the interior, really interesting. Don't miss the huge model kit collection as well as the beautiful pictures of old planes in action.

Pleasant path, length options to choose from (3, 6, 17km trails). Mosquitoes in the summer. Bbq shelter 2km, dry toilets, water well at entrance.

Wonderful and friendly staff and very tasty local food. Good and affordable wine list too. Go with the salmon soup, can’t go wrong.

Wonderful and friendly staff and very tasty local food. Good and affordable wine list too. Go with the salmon soup, can’t go wrong.

Stunning beach and I have no regret to visit this place especially catching the sunset in early winter. Although it was so lazy moving to this place, but I made a visit here. Can't imagine if I didn't visit this beach during my only visit to Oulu

A beautiful landscape.

I was here on a university placement for 28 days, working on experimental archaeological projects at the site. I was not employed by the site, and did not work there. The location is two parts; the first is a museum, showing some of the local finds and parts of prehistoric culture. This provided a lot of information on Finnish culture and the local area. The second part is the prehistoric village, which is approximately 500m walk away. This show interpretations of Finnish structures such as log houses, and a sauna. They also have a trap trail, which is some 400m long, displaying different types of traps used for hunting different animals. The walk to the village and around the trap trail is via wooden decking, which bar one spot is wheelchair accessible. The spot is a short stretch of slope, again with wooden decking which is accessible to wheelchairs but I would find it difficult to push a wheelchair up or down the slope. In the village itself is a combination of sand, gravel, and hard soil. It is fully possible to push around a wheelchair here but I would recommend watching where you go, and it might not be possible to enter the buildings. The staff as a whole were very friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. As soon as guests enter the site, they will be greeted by a staff member and the area explained. Around the site are a couple of different activities, such as archery, canoeing in a log canoe, painting using ochre or making a stone necklace. I think as a visitor, it is very easy to spend half a day at the village itself, trying out the different things. This museum is well worth a visit, but is an hour travel outside of Oulu so plan accordingly.