Pori Jazz is an enormous international jazz festival held annually in Kirjurinluoto Arena, the only open-air concert park in Finland, located in the coastal city of Pori, Finland. It is one of the oldest and most prominent.

Pori Jazz offers a vast contingent of the world's leading artists ranging from long-established figures to up-and-coming stars. Multiple world-famous musicians, including James Brown, Phil Collins, Miles Davis, Alicia Keys, Jamiroquai, Macy Gray, Kanye West, and Sting, have performed at the festival through the years.

Baltic Circle Festival is an international contemporary art and film festival organized in Helsinki every November. New talents for contemporary theatre are a platform for developing recent trends and ideas; it helps bring together the Baltic and Nordic communities and is considered a meeting point for artists, audiences, and performing artists from different nations.

First observed in 1968, Kaustinen Folk Music Festival is celebrated annually in Kaustinen, Finland, held in July. The festival nominates the Master Folk Musician, the Ensemble of the Year, and Festival Ensembles amongst prominent Finnish folk musicians. Nevertheless, it is the most significant folk music and dance festival in the Nordic Countries, which hosts artists worldwide, both professional and amateurs. There are over 3,000 performers from Finland and other countries every year.

Christmas is one of the most significant holidays in Finland Christmas season starts from Christmas eve and ends 13 days after Christmas, in which there is plenty of merrymaking, shopping, holiday drinks, winter activities, and so on. Sweet pastries, cakes, and biscuits are Finnish Christmas treats loved by people of all ages. One of the most cherished tasks of Christmas-time is decorating gingerbread, often hung on the branch of a beautiful spruce tree.

ANTI - Contemporary Art Festival is an annual international live-art festival that uses modern cityscapes for contemporary art performances and installations, held in Kuopio, Finland. The first ANTI Festival was organized in 2002 by The Arts Council of Northern Savonia.

The festival showcases live art and works based on sound, images, and text by some of the most exciting and innovative contemporary artists. The ANTI – Contemporary Art Festival focuses on time- and site-specific works. 

In Finland, Walpurgis night is also called Vappu or “Vappen,” one of the biggest holidays in Finland. Walpurgis Night aligns with the Spring Festival. It witnesses the biggest carnival-style festival held in Finland’s cities and towns.

The festival, which begins on the evening of 30 April and continues on 1 May, typically centers on the consumption of sima, sparkling wine, and other alcoholic beverages. Student traditions, particularly those of engineering students, are one of the main characteristics of Vappu. People party on the streets, have picnics, and wear decorative clothing.

Konemetsä - Open Air Forest Festival is an electronic music festival held in South West of Finland in the village of Ollila in Marttila county. The distinctive aspect of the festival is that the music is played continuously 24 hours/day on four stages. Other unique characteristic elements are that the Main Stage is in the middle of a forest surrounded by a natural amphitheater.

In addition, the sauna is one of the most distinct parts of Konemetsä. It’s warmed up before the festival, and it’s kept hot during the whole event. Showers are located in the sauna area. The camping area is open for the audience from noon Thursday 2nd July. C

One of the world's most extensive sea fortresses, the 18th-century fort on Suomenlinna The remarkable fortifications, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, were built in 1847 by the Swedes to scare off the Russians.

Suomenlinna Fortress has become a famous destination with tourists and locals who enjoy it as a picturesque picnic site. It offers at least a day's diversions: several museums, bunkers, fortress walls, and Finland's only remaining WWII submarine. Cafes and picnic spots are plentiful.

The southwestern oldest town, Turku, lies on the Gulf of Bothnia is Finland's most traditional medieval town with eight centuries of history. Still, in addition to its outstanding medieval buildings, you'll find examples of Art Nouveau and modern architecture, such as the Sibelius Museum, by Woldemar Baeckman. The river is a focal point for the city, lined with historic boats, some of which have been converted into restaurants. In the summer, locals gather along its banks in the evening, and it becomes a giant skating rink in winter.

 The medieval cathedral, consecrated in 1290, rises above the Old Great Square on the opposite bank. It is a massive brick church in Late Romanesque style with Gothic and Renaissance additions and a vast 97-meter-high tower, which dominates the city. 

One of the best tourist attractions in Finland, Rovaniemi, is the epicenter of Finnish Lapland, situated right a few minimal miles south of the Arctic Circle. It's a perfect spot to find the dazzling Northern Lights at night that shows vibrant patterns of glowing lights that appear as curtains, rays, spirals, or dynamic flickers covering the entire sky, making it one of the world's best picturesque views.

Moreover, Rovaniemi is the formal hometown of the man in the red suit himself: Santa Claus and SantaPark Arctic World, Christmas theme park, which is one of most favorite visitor's attractions in Rovaniemi, which is located 8 km (5 mi) north of the center.

Situated in the Saimaa Lake area of Finland, Olvinlinna Castle is a genuinely magnificent tourist attraction in Finland. Founded in 1475 by a Danish knight named Erik Axelsson Tott, the castle boasts three colossal rock towers on a tiny island reachable via a bridge. This impressive historic fortress is home to a Castle museum and Orthodox Museum.

Castle museum narrates the castle’s history and displays artifacts found in the castle discovered within the centuries. At the same time, the Orthodox Museum exhibits icons and other religious artifacts from Finland and Russia. Furthermore, the castle has held its Annual Opera Festival since 1912, attracting guests worldwide. 

Urho Kekkonen National park is the second largest in Finland, situated in Lapland. This expansive park extends eastwards from the resort of Saariselkä through the wilderness of Finnish Lapland to the Russian border. It is very diverse and attracts hikers, trekkers, and skiers.

Urho Kekkonen National Park looks stunningly beautiful in its diversity; clear streams, deep gorges, and rolling hills make up the spectacular natural landscape, which changes dramatically from season to season, transitioning from verdant green to sparkling white. 

Located on the southern shore of Finland, Porvoo is one of the most ancient towns in the country, dating back to the 14th century. It has become well-known for the ruby red wooden houses that line the Porvoonjoki River on the edge of town. The river flows out into the Gulf of Finland, connecting Porvoo to Helsinki, and during the summertime, a charming steamboat transports visitors between the two places.

The town boasts idyllic parks, an open market square, picturesque landmark buildings, cobblestone streets, and trendy shops and restaurants with open-air patios. Undoubtedly, one of the excellent places in Finland to spend a holiday or trip.

Lake Saimaa is an enormous lake in Finland and home to over ten thousand islands, situated in Eastern Finland between the Cities of Lappeenranta and Joensuu. It is a diverse chain of waters almost 200 km long. It comprises winding waterways, lush green islands, and dense forests.

Countless bays, points, and shoals make for great fishing grounds. It is exceptionally famous with Finnish cottagers and visiting tourists; kayaking and trekking are the area’s most favorite activities. 

In Southern Finland, Tampere is located between two big lakes, Näsijärvi and Pyhäjärvi, and is one of the most crowded towns in Finland. Tampere is home to many ancient intricately structured cathedrals such as Tampere Cathedral and Kaleva Church.

Additionally, the city has always offered a wide variety of cultures. Tourists can find the outrageous art inside Tampere Cathedral, constructed in 1902, or know about Kaleva Church, which is outlined like a fish when seen from above. There is a plentiful selection of festivals and concert venues, and Tampere is also known as Finland's "theatre capital."

 Located in the municipality of Kittilä, in the northern most region of Lapland, Levi, a chilling yet exciting resort for all winter recreation, is lighted for night skiing with miles of scenic Nordic ski trails. Visitors come to Levi for its fantastic skiing. Facilities in Levi are modern and clean. The world-class slopes are nearly empty most of the year, lines for the chair lifts are non-existent, and the area generates regular snowfall.

Several dining and nightlife options cater to the skiers at Levi Resort; besides skiing, there are many other snow-related activities in the vicinity, including snowmobiling, husky, reindeer safaris, and snowshoeing. Visitors should not miss visiting Levin Iglut Resort while in the area, famous for its glass-roofed igloos.