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Finland is a beautiful country, offering many rich experiences for travellers than span history, art, culture, nature and more. Many Finland festivals are anchored in these parts of the country’s culture too and are one of the best ways to immerse in the country’s culture with the locals. Here is the low-down on… read more
One of the most iconic festivals in Finland, Midsummer is a celebration of the summer solstice – the longest day of the year. In Finland, it also marks the start of the summer and locals celebrating it by spending time with family and friends. Midsummer parties typically consist of fishing, barbeques, boat trips and bonfires.
Held in Helsinki, this Finland Festival is a truly a celebration of creativity. Music is the key draw to the festival and in the past, notable artists and bands like Kanye West, The Black Keys and Kendrick Lamar have played here. Along with the performances, Flow Festival also hosts urban art exhibitions and film screenings and more.
Like many other countries, the period from Christmas to New Years is one big party in Finland. The period kickstarts from Christmas eve and involves shopping, eating, drinking and indulging in winter activities, coming to an end with the spectacular display of fireworks against the backdrop of the Northern Lights on New Years at midnight. If you are visiting Finland during this time, Lapland is the place to be.
