There’s something magical about the far, far north. Visit Finnish Lapland, where the days stretch into one another at midsummer and where the nights do the same in the winter. It is a region of the country that covers almost all of the northern half of Finland’s landmass. This north region is known for its unspoiled natural beauty and its rich and unique culture.

Finnish Lapland – particularly the northern portion of the region – is the home of the Sami people. This ethnic and cultural group continues to play an important role in the diverse society of modern Finland. It is also a great place to spot the aurora borealis, or northern light.