Rovaniemi

« The interactive "Ice Coral" was intriguing, but honestly, it wasn't worth the money. We were brought to a hotel where Andrey Bednyakov from "Orel i Reshka" stayed when they were in Rovaniemi. There’s a set number of rooms designed like igloos with transparent roofs, allowing us to watch the northern lights at night 💙. There are also basic rooms made from ice and various ice sculptures. When we arrived, we were greeted by a shaman with a tambourine, and we got to interact with a reindeer that you could pet, along with dogs that were raised for sledding. After all of this, we went to an ice restaurant 😋. Overall, the only downside was that a large group of people started to get tipsy and loud 💦. »

« Our little pre-holiday trip began at the famous Santa Park in Rovaniemi! ❄️❄️❄️ We visited the Finnish wooden Santa Claus Village and explored the polar circle. 🌐💖

The atmosphere was magical and the holiday spirit was in the air. 🙌😊 It's impressive to see that all the elves were working hard, we watched how they sorted letters, wrote messages ✉️, and packed gifts 🎁. Santa Claus receives visitors in his cabinet, and Mrs. Claus offers guests tea and aromatic treats.

The drive of 130 km was absolutely worth it! 🚗💨 We gained a ton of impressions and emotions! »

« The Lapland table and the hometown of Santa Claus 🎅 - As soon as you step off the plane, you dive into the New Year atmosphere, with the baggage claim area decorated with Christmas trees and elves. Here begins the northern polar circle, where the daylight lingers for several hours in December. Although you may not actually see the sun, the surroundings are just slightly illuminated, casting a magical glow. All the attractions and activities can easily be enjoyed in just one day, but coming here for a longer time is definitely worth it! :) »