Things to do in Finland
Aurora Borealis Tour Rovaniemi14 optionsLapland Northern Lights Tour17 optionsHelsinki City Tour17 optionsHusky Tour Rovaniemi7 optionsHelsinki Airport Transfer17 optionsHelsinki Walking Tour27 optionsSnowmobile Safari Rovaniemi21 optionsReindeer Safari Rovaniemi27 optionsFrozen Waterfalls Rovaniemi6 optionsRovaniemi Airport Transfer5 optionsFood Tour Helsinki6 options
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Rovaniemi Northern Lights Tour: Unlimited Distance Hunt★ 4.86 (2,599) · 8h
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Helsinki Walking Tour: Senate Square to Oodi Library★ 4.93 (898) · 2h 15m
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Rovaniemi Aurora Tour & Professional Photos with Money-Back Guarantee★ 4.87 (881) · 4h–6h
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Rovaniemi: Northern Lights Hunt & Professional Photos Guaranteed★ 4.87 (879) · 4h–12h€ 199View ›
Rovaniemi Northern Lights Tour: Guaranteed View & Pro Photos★ 4.83 (802) · 4h–6h€ 119View ›
Rovaniemi: Northern Lights Hunt by Van with Pro Photographer★ 4.89 (634) · 5h–12h€ 101View ›
Helsinki City Walk: Senate Square, Cathedral & Uspenski★ 4.82 (430) · 2h 15m€ 20View ›
Rovaniemi: Northern Lights Photography Tour & Small Group Chase★ 4.60 (413) · 5h–7h€ 116View ›
Rovaniemi: Korouoma Canyon & Frozen Waterfalls Hike★ 4.93 (343) · 7h€ 79View ›
Rovaniemi: Northern Lights Hunt & Photography Tour Night Drive★ 4.93 (336) · 3h€ 110View ›Top rated (10)
Helsinki Walking Tour: Small Group with Local GuideA 2.5-hour walking tour of Helsinki led by a local guide, visiting Senate Square, Helsinki Cathedral, Uspenski Cathedral, Market Square, Esplanadi Park, Central Station and Oodi Central Library. Groups stay under 8 people, so you get real conversation with the guide instead of being herded through stops. The guide is Jonna, a Helsinki native who leads all tours herself and answers the questions tourists usually don't think to ask — about Finland's independence, sauna culture, and the architecture that shaped the city.Is it for me?Jonna, a Helsinki native, leads every tour herself and answers the questions that actually matter—from why a Russian Czar has a statue in the main square to how sauna shapes Finnish life.
Ice Climbing in Pyhä, Lapland: Guided Activity for BeginnersGuided ice climbing activity in Pyhä, Lapland, where you climb a natural ice fall with professional instruction, full climbing gear and a hot beverage break. No previous experience required; suitable for anyone with moderate fitness. The guide meets you at Hotel Pyhätunturi, equips you, and leads a 10-minute hike to Tajukangas Ice Fall, where you'll make two climbs up the wall reaching above 20 meters.Is it for me?The guide speaks English or Finnish, so language is not a barrier to following the instruction and the day. Book this if you want to try ice climbing without needing previous experience or worrying about how to get to the wall safely.
Helsinki: Sipoonkorpi Hike & Finnish Smoke Sauna with Campfire LunchYou’ll meet your guide in Helsinki before heading into Sipoonkorpi for an easy forest hike with stories along the way. Warm up by a lakeside campfire lunch (dietary needs covered), then unwind in a traditional Finnish smoke sauna—with time for brave swims if you want. Expect small moments: laughter over lunch, quiet between sauna rounds, fresh air in your lungs.
Liesjärvi National Park forest hike guided walk with lunchA full-day guided hike through Liesjärvi National Park from Helsinki includes forest trails, a scenic lunch spot where your guide cooks a Finnish meal by the lake, and round-trip transport from Kiasma Museum near Central Station. You walk roughly 4.5 to 5 kilometers over the day, with time to explore and photograph between the hike in and the hike out. The tour runs in any season — spring's icy lakes, summer's blueberries, autumn's mushrooms — and operates rain or shine except in extreme weather, with a full refund if canceled.Is it for me?Choose this shared tour if you want a guide leading you through the park's best routes and cooking lunch by the lake; pick the self-guided option if you'd rather set your own pace and explore solo.
Helsinki: City Walking Tour with Planner & Secret StoriesYou’ll walk Helsinki’s center with a city planner as your guide—hear odd stories behind statues at Senate Square, pass through parks layered with history, peek inside Oodi Library, and taste local flavors if you want. Expect unexpected details and moments that stick with you long after you’ve left.
Helsinki: Porkkala Peninsula Nature Walk & Finnish LunchYou’ll leave Helsinki behind for a few hours and walk through Porkkala’s wild forest trails with a local guide, watch eagles or maybe spot otter tracks if you’re lucky, then share a simple Finnish lunch by the Baltic Sea before heading back—expect fresh air and those small moments that stick with you.
Porvoo from Helsinki: Medieval Old Town & Historic Wooden HousesYou travel by private car from Helsinki with a guide who contextualizes what you're seeing as you go. You walk the medieval Old Town, visit the market square and historic buildings, and stop at sites like the oldest supermarket and Iron Age castle hill. Transport, guide, and parking are included; the drive is 40 minutes each way, and you're back in Helsinki by afternoon.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to understand Porvoo's history and layout without navigating yourself or arranging transport — the guide and private car mean you move at a pace that lets details stick, and you're not managing logistics while you're trying to see the place.
Private TukTuk tour Helsinki: Electric ride, 6 landmarksA private 2.5-hour guided tour of Helsinki by electric TukTuk for groups of 1–4 people, with a licensed guide and audio guiding system covering the Rock Church, Sibelius Monument, Uspenski Cathedral, Helsinki Cathedral, Helsinki Central Station, and Oodi Central Library. The tour follows green coastal areas and historic cobblestone streets, stopping for photos and commentary at each site. Pickup is included; entrance fees to attractions are not.Is it for me?Book this if you want a guided route through Helsinki's main sights in a small private group—your guide handles pacing and navigation while you absorb the city's history and coastal views.
Rovaniemi Northern Lights: Small Group & Photography GuaranteeYou travel in a small group with a local guide who tracks aurora conditions in real time and adjusts routes to chase the clearest skies, driving up to 350 km if needed. Professional photography is included, warm drinks come along, and if the lights don't show, you don't pay. The tour runs 4–10 hours depending on activity and weather, with pickup and drop-off in Rovaniemi.Is it for me?Book this if you want to maximize your chances of seeing the Aurora without arranging your own transport or worrying about timing — the guide's real-time tracking and willingness to drive across Lapland is what turns a single-location tour into an actual hunt.
Rovaniemi: Korouoma Frozen Waterfalls Hike & BBQ LunchYou’ll walk through snowy forest trails in Korouoma Canyon, see frozen waterfalls up close, and share a traditional BBQ lunch by an open fire with your guide. Warm winter clothing is provided, plus hotel pickup from Rovaniemi—so you can focus on soaking in Lapland’s wild beauty without worrying about logistics or missing those small moments that stick with you.
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Tampere Region: Serlachius art museum entry with bike & boatYou’ll wander through national art collections and contemporary exhibitions at Serlachius in Mänttä, then borrow a bike or rowboat to explore lakeside paths or picnic among sculptures. With local stories, quiet moments by the water, and flavors of Finnish cuisine, it’s an experience that lingers long after you head back toward Tampere.
Helsinki Walking Tour: City Sights & Local Stories Since 2016You’ll start right at Senate Square under those famous white columns, wander through Helsinki’s old streets with a local guide who mixes history with quirky stories, pause for market smells and seaside views at Market Square, then end up by Oodi library’s modern glow. It’s relaxed, tip-based—and you’ll catch glimpses of real city life between all the landmarks.
Helsinki Airport to City: Private Transfer with Local GuideYou’ll be met at Helsinki Airport by a local driver who’ll help with your bags and share stories about the city as you ride in comfort to your hotel. Enjoy complimentary WiFi and bottled water along the way. Relax knowing your flight is tracked for delays — just settle in and watch Finland roll by outside.
Winter Clothing Rental Levi: Gear for Lapland's coldest daysYou’ll step into Levi or Ylläs ready for real Lapland weather—no stress about packing bulky gear or worrying if you’ll be warm enough. With easy pickup (or delivery) and free size swaps, you can focus on chasing northern lights or sledding with your kids instead of shivering. It’s a small detail that makes your whole trip feel easier—and honestly, cozier.
Helsinki: Private Walking Tour with Local Host & Custom RouteYou’ll wander Helsinki’s streets with a local host who adapts every step to your interests—whether that’s food markets or quirky neighborhoods. Expect spontaneous stories, real conversation (not rehearsed facts), and time to linger wherever you want. By the end of this private walking tour you’ll feel less like a tourist and more like you belong—even if you still can’t say “kiitos” properly.Is it for me?Your Lokafyer takes you beyond the tourist loop to neighborhoods and stories they'd actually show a friend—the route shifts based on what genuinely interests you.
Helsinki Airport Transfer: Private VIP Pickup & DropoffYou get picked up at Helsinki Airport arrivals by a professional driver, ride in a private air-conditioned car with WiFi and water, and arrive at your destination without managing transport logistics yourself. The driver tracks your flight and adjusts timing automatically, so you're not waiting or rushing. Book in advance and the price is locked in.Is it for me?Book this if you land in Helsinki with luggage and want to avoid the taxi queue or figuring out public transport — the driver meets you at arrivals and the price is locked in before you land, so the transfer stops being a problem to solve.
Helsinki: Nuuksio National Park Half-Day Hike & TrainYou travel by commuter train and local bus into Nuuksio National Park, then hike through forested lake country with a local biologist guide who shows you the landscape most visitors miss. The 5-to-6-hour trip leaves from central Helsinki and includes all transport and entry; children 6-15 go free. Groups cap at ten people, so the pace stays conversational and the forest stays quiet.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the landscape that matters to Finnish culture without renting a car or planning transport — the guide and the fixed schedule handle both, and you're back in the city by early afternoon.
Private Walking Tour: Helsinki in Half a DayA private 4-hour walking tour of central Helsinki's landmarks and neighborhoods, led by a local guide who meets you at your hotel, port or airport and shapes the route to your pace and interests. Pickup and drop-off are included; children from age 6 can join free. You'll see the city's distinctive architecture, learn about Finnish history and culture, and occasionally hop on a tram or bus as locals do to cover ground without rushing.Is it for me?Your guide navigates the route while you control the pace, covering Helsinki's main landmarks and stories in one morning without the logistics.
Lapland Northern Lights Photography Class: Learn Camera SettingsA two-hour northern lights photography class in Lapland, Finland, where a live guide teaches camera settings and techniques for capturing the aurora while sharing stories about arctic nature and Lapland life. The class includes transportation and pickup; children from age 3 are welcome, and the guide speaks English or Finnish.Is it for me?Small groups work best here because the guide adjusts the camera instruction to the cameras people bring and the questions they have. If you're traveling solo or with one other person and want personalized help with your settings, you'll get it; if you're a larger group, the guide keeps everyone moving together so nobody gets left behind while someone else troubleshoots their aperture.
Rovaniemi Snowshoe Trek & Wilderness Survival SkillsYou'll snowshoe through Lapland's forests and frozen rivers, learn fire-making with natural materials, and warm up with campfire snacks. The group caps at eight people, so you move at a pace that lets you actually see the wilderness. Hotel pickup and all winter gear are included, so you show up ready to walk.Is it for me?This works well if you want to walk in Arctic wilderness without arranging your own transport or gear — the pickup and clothing are handled, so you arrive ready to move. The small group size is what makes it feel like a walk with a knowledgeable person rather than a tour.
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Aurora Borealis on Lake Inari: Snowmobile sleigh tourA 4–6 hour nighttime tour on frozen Lake Inari in Finnish Lapland where you travel by heated snowmobile-pulled sleigh with a local guide experienced in reading winter conditions and the northern lights. The tour includes warm thermal clothing, a heated sleigh, bottled water, snacks and dinner; pickup is arranged, and the guide speaks English. Minimum age is 12.Is it for me?You sit in a heated sleigh while the guide operates the snowmobile and reads the ice and sky — choose this if you want to watch the aurora without managing the machine or the cold yourself, or if you prefer a shared experience with a guide who knows these winter conditions rather than exploring on your own.
Northern Lights hunting in Sodankyla: Small-group SISU tourThe SISU Northern Lights Hunting tour is a 4-hour small-group experience in Sodankyla, Lapland, where you hunt the aurora with a local guide who knows the best dark-sky locations and shares stories about Arctic life and the Finnish concept of SISU. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included, along with warm drinks and a personalized certificate marking your connection to the Arctic wilderness.Is it for me?Groups of up to 8 guests work best here — small enough that the guide can answer questions and adjust the pace without rushing, and large enough that you are not alone in the cold. Choose this tour if you want a calm, personal hunt for the aurora rather than a crowded outing, and if you value local knowledge and stories about Arctic life alongside the lights themselves.
Aurora Hunting Tour by Car in Ivalo: Follow the Clear SkiesAn aurora hunting tour by car in Ivalo and Inari, Lapland, where you chase clear skies across the Arctic night instead of staying in one place. The guide follows both cloud and aurora forecasts, moving the group to the best viewing locations within a few hours when conditions shift. In the Ivalo region, the Northern Lights are visible on about 5 out of 7 clear nights, making it one of the world's strongest odds for a sighting. The tour runs 4 hours and includes a professional local guide, transportation, pickup and drop-off in the Ivalo area, and hot berry juice.Is it for me?The guide speaks English or Finnish, so you follow the forecast decisions and the route changes in real time without a language barrier. Book this tour if you want to chase the lights actively across the night instead of watching from a fixed spot.
Levi to Rovaniemi: Aurora Hunt Transfer & Dark Sky StopsYou travel from Levi to Rovaniemi over four hours while actively searching for the Northern Lights, with your guide adjusting the route based on real-time weather and cloud conditions. Small-group stops happen at dark-sky locations — frozen lakes, open landscapes — wherever the aurora is most likely to appear. Pickup and drop-off from your accommodation or transport hub are included, along with coffee, tea, snacks and photography time whenever the lights show.Is it for me?Book this if you're traveling between Levi and Rovaniemi in winter and want to use the journey itself as your best chance to see the aurora — the four-hour window and flexible routing give you far better odds than a fixed-location tour or a standard transfer where you're just passing through.
Northern Lights Hunt in Lapland: Real-Time Route AdaptationA Northern Lights hunt in Lapland where your guide uses live weather and solar forecasts to chase the Aurora across the Arctic night, stopping at dark-sky locations to observe and photograph it. The route adapts as conditions shift, and you'll warm up with hot drinks and cookies while learning the science and stories behind the phenomenon. Winter equipment—overall, boots and gloves—is provided, and an English-speaking guide leads groups of at least four participants.Is it for me?The tour involves standing outside in the Arctic cold for stretches of the night and moving between stops by vehicle, so it suits travelers comfortable with cold exposure and a flexible schedule that adapts to weather rather than a fixed itinerary. The guide speaks English and groups stay small, which works well for people who want to ask questions and move at a pace that feels unhurried.
