Things to do in Finland

Paul and Lea, you are the best! I was picked up from my Airbnb at 7.45 something and we headed to the aurora spot. The first spot was still fine, it can’t see by the naked eyes (Pic 1) but it can be captured on the phone. On the second spot, the view was better, less colder, until 10pm almost 11, there was an outburst. Thank you Paul for the photographs and being patient to wait for us because we were too excited seeing aurora for the first time and I’m glad I choose them on my very first aurora hunting and successfully captured one of the best moment of my life

It is my first time in Helsinki and I have now visited all five Nordic countries. Temppeliaukio Church (Rock Church) is a must-see attraction in Helsinki, showcasing the high-quality rock geology and stunning natural landscapes of Northern Europe. Walking into the Rock Church, it feels as if the world around you slows down. Buying tickets on Klook is very convenient; just go to the front desk on-site and scan the QR code.

I was anxious and nervous about my first solo trip abroad, but our tour guide Lee was extremely friendly. He patiently listened to my poor English and spoke in a way that was easy to understand, which made me feel completely at ease and able to enjoy all the activities. I was deeply moved to find that Santa Claus truly exists and to meet his messenger elves. Both the photos and videos will serve as wonderful memories. The reindeer ride was gentle and calm. On the other hand, the husky ride was full of speed, and taking the curves was very exciting. I am so grateful to Lee for attending to me with such thoughtful care from beginning to end, even amidst the light rain. If I have another opportunity in the future, I would definitely request Lee again. Thank you so much from the bottom of my heart.

Lena and Denis are super friendly and helpful. they are professionals and tried to ensure we are comfortable and also see the aurora with their best efforts. they also helped to take photographs of us with aurora!

boarded the ferry from Helsinki and the guide was waiting at a prominent area upon exiting the ferry in Tallinn. Sergei was our guide and he has such a good sense of humour. he makes a lot of effort to connect with the guests on the tour to help them contextualise the point he was trying to illustrate by giving examples of the various countries. he is highly knowledgeable and answers our questions happily. very attentive to guests needs as well. he even recommended us several Estonian restaurants serving authentic food and cautioned us of certain ‘traps’ that might not be authentic. Tallinn old town is charming and worth a visit if you’re into medieval towns . definitely 10/10, highly recommended!

In 48 hours, I was able to enjoy four museums, churches, the Kamppi Chapel, and even Suomenlinna Island. I definitely feel like I got my money's worth, and best of all, it was so convenient not having to buy tickets at museums or for the train.

Though the weather was not good, we saw many lovely animals (Polar bear, owls, fox, etc). The transfer is good and comfortable.

It's so friendly and good that I'd want to come back again. I highly recommend trying it when you visit Helsinki. I'm leaving with great memories!

amazing viewing of northern lights withm my own eyes and I was lucky

Taking a cruise in Helsinki allows you to see famous sights, with detailed explanations of attractions provided via English audio commentary on board. Enjoying the scenery from the shore is very pleasant, and if it's too windy on deck, you can move indoors to admire the views. Buying boat tickets on Klook ensures you won't miss out, and your itinerary will be well-planned. After the cruise, you can explore the market by the pier and have lunch, which offers a unique local experience.