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Traveling to Rovaniemi, Finnish Lapland by land offers more than just a change of scenery. Train and bus travel, slow as it is, forces you to change your pace, how you engage with the landscape and the people along the way, and even your environmental impact. Here’s a quick guide to reaching Rovaniemi via train or road, what to expect, and why slow travel can have an unexpected advantage over flying.
Just a short drive from Rovaniemi, you can find landscapes that feel untouched by time: the deep Korouoma canyon, frozen lakes and rivers, old-growth forests, and waterfalls that defy the cold by continuing to flow even in the middle of winter.
So, you have decided to travel to Rovaniemi? You are probably busy making plans to make sure you don’t miss any of the must-have experiences in the capital of Finnish Lapland. Make sure to include a visit to Santa Claus Village to your Rovaniemi bucket list!
Rovaniemi is more connected with the rest of the world than ever before, with many airports and airlines offering direct flights all through the winter. Here’s how you can come visit us in Lapland!
If you are planning to visit Rovaniemi this winter, you’ve probably wondered: when does snow come to Rovaniemi? Knowing what winter and snow activities are possible during your visit is essential to the entire experience, after all.
Imagine the magic of mid-winter in Lapland: nature covered under meters of white snow, crispy days with temperature dropping way below the zero and absolute peace and quietness surrounding us in the middle of the arctic nature.
Spring in Lapland is a thrilling period, when we face complete change of the nature and discover how summer is slowly overtaking winter. In springtime, rivers will drop their Ice cover, Snow will melt and finally plants and trees are pushing new growth.
Here in Lapland, between summer and winter is a special period when leaves are changing colours as nature is preparing for the upcoming season. This is usually called Ruska, as said in Finnish, meaning The Autumn Colours.
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