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Restaurants in Finland
1. Korouoma Canyon
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 44 reviews
At the end of the street parking and the beginning of the route.
Reviewed By 453isabelal - Tel Aviv, Israel
A 5 km road back through the magic forest, I couldn't stop myself from photographing every meter of the forest ! And the frozen waterfall was the highlight of the trip!
2. Keimiotunturi Fell
3. Isokuru
4. Karhunpesakivi
5. Punkaharju Ridge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 51 reviews
Reviewed By OliwaVasicek - Helsinki, Finland
Stunning Finnish lakes beauty... but it's even better if you go for a walk or bicycle ride on the nature trail nearby and find the time to really take in the gorgeous nature!
6. Kvarken Archipelago World Heritage Site
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 47 reviews
The unique Kvarken Archipelago is Finland's only Natural World Heritage Site on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Together with Sweden's High Coast, the Kvarken Archipelago is the best place in the world to experience and understand the land uplift phenomenon caused by the last Ice Age. In the Kvarken archipelago, you can experience the fresh nature, the idyllic villages and the breathtaking land uplift scenery. Located next to Finland's longest bridge, the World Heritage Gateway is the starting point of your visit! At the gateway you get to know the World Heritage Site and get tips of the sights in the Kvarken archipelago.
Reviewed By James_Helsinki - Helsinki, Finland
Beautiful place to visit, go and spend the day exploring and seeing the islands. It really is unique in the Finnish landscape the small low ridged land and islands. Many cute houses and fishing huts all over the place. Wish I had more time there.
7. Hiidenvuori
8. Julma Olkky
9. Porkkalanniemi
10. Hiidenkirnut
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By l5antti - Helsinki, Finland
This place is a hidden gem in the Askola country side: about 20 big and small giant's kettles in one place. There's a small parking lot just by the road with proper sign. Winding path leads to forest, up to steep cliff there potholes are located. View is also nice from up. Terrain is quite hard to move especially when it is wet and slippery. Stair and rails are good though. Potholes are just impressive and there are lot of them in small area. There is also some info signs but area is almost unspoilt forest nature. You can take short trail around the rock but this was quite boring. There are some qeocaches also. This is must see free attraction and worth longer trip also.
