Cristian_Uluru Says: The church of Muonio was built in 1817 and in 1822 it was taken in use. It is designed by an architech charless Bass. The bell tower was built in 1889. This old wooden church is so called half cruciform church and there are 600 seats. As an altarpiece there is a painting...
Harriniva Holiday Centre: Harriniva
mabu Says: The Harriniva Holiday Centre is not just a Hotel, its got Appartements , Huts and offers lots of activities.They've even got their own Husky farm. It's located very nicely near the River. The Hotel rooms have got a double and a single bed and a bathroom. Lots of wood...
Restaurant Bar Kammari: The best restaurant around Muonio
tpk2 Says: Kammari serves everything from hampurgers and pizzas to fish and reindeer. The athmosphere is nice and relaxed. I was aquinted to this by a local and they know the best!Kammari was founded in 1995 and it has 100 seats. The menu is in Finnish, English, German, Swedish and...
einokj Says: The hotel Pallas has a history common in Lapland. It used to be a really nice, functionalism-era, hotel which was demolished at the end of 2nd world-war by retreating german troops. In the figure, you can see what it looked like before the war.
einokj Says: Pallas is propably one of the oldest downhill skiing centres in Finland. It is located by the Pallas hotel (see my another tip about its' history). What really surprised me was that the slopes were surprisingly good, especially compared to the price of the tickets. (see my...
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Q: We are about to visit Muonio in Finlad during August 2009 and would like to hear from someonw who visted there during that period...

A: August is one of the warmest months in Finland, but since days are getting shorter, you can bring a jacket for the nights.
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A fantastic town in the Lappi region

The first time that I saw Muonio on the map I thought that it is a small town where there is nothing to do and to see!!! But now I must rebelieve!!! In the sorrounding of Muonio there are too many......
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Muonio, for us just a stop "en route"

We only stopped there en route back down to Rovaniemi. Muonio is only a few houses, some shops and a church. The River wich flows through Muonio marks the Border between Finnland and Sweden. We found...
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Muonio is a village in Finnish Lapland with 2 and half thousand citizens. It lies on the Finnish-Swedish border and there is a border crossing on the bridge close to the center. The area has been......
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