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Architecture Tampere

9 Reviews You won't find any masterpieces of architecture in the centre of Tampere. I would call it nice but rather dull. The cobbled main street Hameenkatu didn't impress me at all. In the picture the theatre...

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Tampere Churches Tampere

7 Reviews Aleksanteri Church is situated near the Stockmann department store. It's called the New Church because it was originally built to replace the Old Church which was the most important place of worship...

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The Streets of Tampere Tampere

6 Reviews I was told that this was the area for wealthy locals. As you can see there are no block apartment buildings, everything is compact and nice, behind the buldings is a pine forest, one can't hear the...

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Tampere in brief Tampere

5 Reviews In the late afternoon I started to stroll down Hämeenpuisto and just generally walking around the area. Walking past Hämeenpuisto to the Pyynikin Kirkkopuisto, which is part garden, part cemetery. In...

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The real Santa´s home

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Finland (http://www.gonowfinland.com) is the home country real Santa Claus (Weihnachtsmann, Papa Noel, Father Christmas, joulupukki). Santa can not live on the North Pole. There is nothing to eat for his reindeer there. So Santa lives on Korvatunturi (Ear Mountain, a fell, i.e. an arctic treeless mountain, http://www.korvatunturi.fi) in Finland. On the home page of Korvatunturi you find games and puzzles, questions about Santa Claus, recipes from Mrs Claus, Korvatunturi Club etc. You should absolutely visit Santa Park (http://www.santapark.fi) in Rovaniemi. The main post office of Santa Claus is in Rovaniemi, too. Finnish Santa receives about 600,000 letters per year from over 150 countries. Through the years Finnish Santa Claus has received eight million letters! He hopes to get real letters this year, too. Santa's address is 'Santa Claus, FIN-96930 Arctic Circle, Finland'. Santa´s...

Messy problem

by magor65

Finland is a very clean country. The 'messy' problem made by dogs has been solved in towns by providing special bins and bags. There are also ' dog's parks' surrounded by fence, in which our four-legged friends can run freely. I haven't seen any dogs in children's playgrounds, something which is a problem in my country.

Travelling by car

by magor65

If you travel in Finland by car, you will probably cover long distances, just as we did. But it's not a problem because the roads are very good, traffic is not big and there are lots of nice places to stop for a while and have a rest. You may choose a car park by a restaurant or a place like the one in the picture.

Finnish houses

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Typical Finnish houses are small, red and made of wood. There are no fences around them and they all have sauna inside. So simple and alike outside, inside they may hide rich collections of souvenirs or other bits and pieces. For example my friend in Rovaniemi has several thousand owls.

Delicious and Refreshing Cider

by sinequanon

When in Finland try the Cider. It has an aromatic light taste of apple or pear and it is beautifully refreshing in the summer. At bars it is served in long elegant glasses but it is equally great straight from the bottle after the sauna. My favourite brand is Hartwall's Upcider!

Food

by Pomska

What is typical Finnish food? Hard question. Actually you can find almost any kind of food in Helsinki. There are restaurants serving food from mexican to russian.I think a typical Finn would like meatballs (also typical Swedish food), potatoes, any kind of meat and fish, bread and dairy products.

Facts

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Republic of Finland is located between Sweden and Russia.Finland's population is around 5.2 million and 67 % lives in towns or urban areas.Finland has 187 888 lakes and 179 584 islands. Finland has also Europe's largest archipelago. It has been said that 76 % of the land is covered with forests and woodlands.Here are two official languages: Finnish and Swedish.

Short history

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From the 12th to the 19th centuries Finland has been a province and a grand duchy under Sweden. After 1809 Finland was an autonomous grand duchy of Russia. Finland declared the complete independency in 6th of December 1917.

Moomin

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Japanese people know Finland because of Moomins. There's even pictures of Moomins on the Finnair plane to Tokio.The first Moomin book was published in 1945 and it was called Småtrollen och den stora översvämningen (Moomin and the destructive flood). They were created by the writer Tove Jansson. Today they are known all over the world.

Language

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Finnish language has rolled r's, long vowels, and Scandinavian letters (ä, ö, å) which are some characteristics of this language. Finnish is spoken only in Finland, and among Finns abroad. But Finland has two mother tongues, Finnish and Swedish. But I have to say that over 90 % of Finns speak Finnish as their mother tongue.Finnish has borrowed words from, for example, Swedish, Russian, and German. Today it is mainly influenced by English.

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Hotel Kamp Helsinki

16 Reviews and 332 Opinions Located on Pohjoisesplanadi, in the heart of Helsinki, Hotel Kämp is one of the city's most...

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Sokos Hotel Ilves Tampere

5 Reviews and 59 Opinions I stayed at Sokos Hotel Ilves for one night in July 2011 and had a very pleasant stay in this 4 star...

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Radisson Blu Marina Palace Hotel Turku Turku

4 Reviews and 125 Opinions We had never stayed in Radison hotels before, because they are allways more expensive than any other...

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Q: Right - here's the brief. I've got a maximum of three days, and am going to pick up a car from either Helsinki or Tampere....

A: go to the koli national park. thats not too far so you can get to see something in 3 days, and its one of the most beautiful landscapes in finland.

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