Want to go to Finland for a different Christmas? Finland Travel Guide

Finland is a place full of romanticism. Couples chase the aurora, children chasing Santa's footsteps, dog sledding, Christmas elk, glass-top igloo, etc., all make tourists rush. Santa Claus is not only loved by children because of gifts, but also the optimism and blessings it conveys, which makes children happy. Finnish Santa Claus Village, this Christmas, take the children to this happy source, feel the different Christmas night~

Location guide of Santa Claus Village Holiday

Many guides have written that the village of Santa Claus is in Rovaniemi, however, in fact, this "small village" is located in the suburbs of Rovaniemi, surrounded by mountains and forests, not as prosperous as imagined. The fireworks on earth, but more than a minute of the bleak and warm in the snow with another flavor.

Santa Claus Village Holiday Traffic Guides

As mentioned earlier, the village is not in the city center, but in a remote suburb. Therefore, if you want to get here, it is not a car to reach Rovaniemi. When you arrive in Rovaniemi by car, you will need to take bus 8 in the city centre and it will take about 15 minutes to get to your destination.

As for the traffic within the village, walking is also possible, but you should try the Finnish snow mountain bike or the elk car with a strong Santa Claus character, but let the dog sled is very good if the balance is better. A good choice.

Santa Claus Village Resort

Santa Claus Room

Santa Claus will post a photo of celebrities and Santa Claus on the wall in front of the living room. Posing with Santa Claus seems to be a must-have trip to Santa Claus Resort: "Santa Claus" will sit in the legend and he will In the room where the living room is set up, talk to the visitors who come here, or answer any strange questions they have raised, and then take a photo with extraordinary significance.

Santa Post Office

The post office is located at the entrance to Santa Claus Village and is also within the Arctic Circle. The post office is naturally a gathering point for stamps and postcards - there are almost all Santa-related scenes (postcards) that you know, along with some typical Finnish winds (postcards) and a few local limited edition stamps.

Arctic Circle

The Arctic Circle is a line on the map, and the area within this line can feel extreme and extreme nights in both winter and summer. In Finland, your line is materialized, and several columns standing outside the living room of Santa Claus indicate your positional relationship with the Arctic Circle at the moment, looking for this line in the store, stepping into the Arctic Circle, entering After the Arctic Circle, you can purchase certificates and seals in the store to commemorate this “historic step".

Just as the peasants are looking forward to the spring rain, Santa Claus flies over the moon in a car pulled by an elk, climbs into the child's room from the chimney, and delivers the candy and blessings together. In the hometown of Santa Claus, this atmosphere is more intense. On the road, you will see a lot of Christmas elk pulling the car. The street is also decorated with Christmas trees, romantic and warm, let the children go and feel it~