The Revival of Restaurant Day in Helsinki Was Better Than Ever
It was a phenomenal display of Finland’s multiculturalism.
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Restaurant Day Is Back in Its Original Form
On Saturday, pop-up restaurants will spread across Helsinki like mushrooms would in the Finnish forest.
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Juuso Bear Takes One Look at the Finnish Spring Weather and Goes Back to Sleep
It took only one look for Juuso, the most famous bear in Finland, to declare that it’s time to go back to sleep.
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President Niinistö in North Russia: ‘If We Lose the Arctic, We Lose the World’
“No one can escape the effects of global warming,” NIinistö said at the Arctic forum in Russia.
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Millions Turn Off the Lights to Shine a Light On Climate Action
On Saturday evening, Earth Hour was once again celebrated across the globe.
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People Select Rye Bread as the National Dish of Finland
Rye bread is made of domestic ingredients, it’s healthy and has historical roots.
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Tax on Sweets and Ice Cream Is Dropped in January – This is How Much it Will Affect the Prices
Tax on sweets and ice cream will be dropped from the beginning of January.
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60,000 People Expected to Celebrate New Year’s Eve at the Töölö Bay – Your Guide to Finland’s Centenary Party
The whole Mannerheimintie will be blocked off for dancing and other things you should know about the centenary celebration of Finland’s independence.
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Thousands Observe the National Saint Lucia Procession in Helsinki – The Tradition, Explained
Lucia celebrations arrived in Finland from Sweden. Here’s what you need to know about the tradition.
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The Finnish Government Apologizes To the Victims of Abuse in Child Welfare Foster Care In the Past Decades
According to the survey carried out by the University of Jyväskylä, maltreatment and violence occurred in all forms of child welfare foster care.
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Lonely Planet Ranks Finland as The Third Best Travel Destination For 2017
“The Finns will celebrate their centenary with gusto, with events planned in every region,” the Lonely Planet writes.
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6 Finnish Design Trends That Highlight Habitare Interior Decoration Fair in Helsinki
Here are some design trends and concepts that stood out this year.
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From Tank to Tank: Särkänniemi’s Decision to Move Their Dolphins to Greece, Explained
After decades of performing circus tricks in the Särkänniemi Dolphinarium, Delfi, Veera, Eevertti and Leevi found themselves in another tank and climate destined to perform more tricks.
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Three Days at Flow Revealed Why It’s Considered the Rolls-Royce of Finnish Festivals
Flow Festival is one of the happiest and soberest festivals in the country.
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Oulujärvi Rock Cruise Charms All
Summer in Finland is host to numerous festivals, both large and small. We attended the Oulujärvi Rock Cruise to see how the small events stack up.
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We Spent the Weekend at Ruisrock, Among the Record Crowd of 100,000 Spectators
Ruisrock is the oldest rock festival in the Nordic countries. We spent three days listening to Kelis, Anna Abreu, Patti Smith and many others.
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The Finnish Political Parties More Supportive for Improving Animal Welfare Act
Five out of seven parties support the ban of confining structures.
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We Visited the Luxurious Public Sauna ‘Löyly’ in Helsinki And It Was More Than We Wished For
We visited the multimillion-euro sauna complex that aims to become the common man’s sauna in Helsinki.
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IN PICTURES: The First Day of World Village Festival
The celebration of multiculturalism in pictures.
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World Village Festival Celebrates Multiculturalism in Helsinki Center Over the Weekend
This year’s theme is justice and one of the musical headliners is Looptroop Rockers from Sweden.
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