Lapland

Finland's northernmost Arctic region, world-famous for the northern lights, Santa Claus Village, snow activities and Sámi culture.

Lapland is Finland's largest and northernmost region, mostly north of the Arctic Circle, covered with forests, bogs and low rounded fells. The capital, Rovaniemi, has Santa Claus Village on the Arctic Circle, Levi and Saariselkä are well-known ski resorts, and Inari is the center of Sámi culture. In winter you can chase the northern lights and ride reindeer and husky sleighs; in autumn the aurora and fall colors coincide, and summer brings the midnight sun and hiking. The main gateways are Rovaniemi, Kittilä and Ivalo airports, and you can also take the night train from Helsinki to Rovaniemi.

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