If you’re planning a trip to Finnish Lapland and wondering where to spend your time, the small arctic village of Levi is a destination worth putting at the top of your list. Levi is best known for its winter scenery, relaxed atmosphere and easy access to nature.

Good news, everyone! Real Winter has finally settled into Rovaniemi, covering the forests and trails with a fresh layer of snow. The recent cold snap has seen the temperatures go as low as -20 degrees Celsius. Winter boots, wool socks and warm hats have certainly come out of summer storage!

Arktikum (the Arctic Museum) is one of the most distinctive places to visit and a highlight for anyone looking for things to do in Rovaniemi. It serves as both a museum and a science centre, and combines local culture, history and northern landscapes in a way that will help you better understand life in the Arctic region.

Autumn or winter husky adventure with photos? Yes, please! Hop into a husky cart (no snow needed!) or sled and enjoy the ride while a pro photographer captures every smile, tail wag & magical moment!

If you are reading this blog, it means you are probably planning trip to Rovaniemi in Finnish Lapland. In Rovaniemi, often called the gateway to Finnish Lapland, you’ll find a wide range of tours and activities to choose from: husky sled rides, snowshoe trekking in the wilderness, full-day and half-day photography expeditions, and Northern Lights adventures. Behind this vast selection of experiences is an important question every traveller should ask themselves: who are you travelling with, and how do they operate?