Finland has a population of approximately 5.5 million people and approximately 3 million saunas.

Why is Finland consistently ranked as the world's happiest country? Plan a trip to the Nordic nation and find out for yourself what makes Finns tick. From the innovative design capital of Helsinki to ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. David Nikel is a travel writer covering cruising and Scandinavia. Following its first place listing in the World Happiness Report ...

The eccentric Capital of Culture where screaming choirs and air guitar championships reign - Once a centre for startups, Laura Millar discovers that one-of-a-kind Oulu has hefty – and unusual – artist ...

Even though Finland snagged the world's happiest country title again in 2025 -- for the eighth consecutive time -- the country, and particularly its capital city of Helsinki, isn't resting on its ...

On my first inhale after leaving the puddle jumper that had brought us to the Kittila Airport, my nose hairs froze. Despite it being 9 a.m., the stars still winked overhead, here at the top of the ...

Finland is gaining popularity among Indian travellers. Why do people travel? To feel cheerful, calm and safe ofcourse and Finland providing all of these three facilities whichis the reason it is the ...

"Nowhere does autumn come in such a burst of sensory glory as in Finland," said Paula Hardy for Lonely Planet. From mid-September, the Nordic country's forests are transformed into a "multi-layered ...

When the border rail link opens this summer, it will create what is thought to be the longest train journey that’s possible to take in the EU. View on euronews ...

Finland’s biggest city is also its most stylish. Once the home of influential local architect and designer Alvar Aalto, the capital’s art nouveau core is today complemented by contemporary Nordic ...

The investment could create the longest railway route in Europe.