Esplanadi - park and boulevard in the very heart of Helsinki city. Especially at night it’s gorgeous and calm with the lights on and hardly anybody around. A definite must see in Helsinki! Read more.
The final site for the travelling exhibition Kide, itself the beating heart of the nine city joint Capitals of Culture year of 2000. Helsinki’s theme was “Knowledge, technology and the future”. Read more.
Suomenlinna is the only UNESCO World Heritage site around the Helsinki capital region. Come here for a lovely picnic and enjoy the picturesque surroundings.
Authentic 50's feel, villas, nice sand beach, laid back atmosphere. Just get a ferry in front of restaurant Carusel, Kaivopuisto. Read more.
gorgeous city with so much to see! shop fash in Hansa Center, buy hand crafts, fresh local food etc from the marketplace. visit Aurajoki -river shore for famous sailing ship pubs! www.turkutouring.fi
Old Rauma is a wonderful place to walk around, especially on a beautiful summer day! It's a UNESCO World Heritage site for it's well-preserved wooden houses dating back to the 18th and 19th centuries
Stockholm is an extraordinary city with some extraordinary hostels. The “Jumbo Stay” is located inside an old 747 Jumbo Jet. Here you can sleep in a Cockpit Suite. Sweet dreams without turbulences! Read more.
Visste du at flere av NSBs tog bruker under en halvtime fra Oslo S til Gardermoen – og at en fullprisbillett bare koster 110 kroner?
Awesome is the right word for the architecture of this building, go inside and also on the roof! It's worth.
Put a lot of silicate gel while you're in the bath where it's free. A small pot is worth 82 euros at the shop outside...
This is my Geysir. I know it is sleeping, and my Strokkur is erupting more right now (but all the geysers in the world are named after it, so please show some respect and try not to fall into it).
The City of Reykjavik, Iceland, has been designated as UNESCO City of Literature. How great is that! Read more.
Strokkur and its surrounding areas regularly attracts tourists to view the geyser, as it is one of very few natural geysers to erupt frequently and reliably.
Quite a stunning church. Make sure to go up to the top of the tower to see great views of Reykjavik!
Make sure you walk out to the ocean to catch the washed up icebergs. You might see seals there too.
Skógafoss is one of my highest waterfalls. Many people like to visit it and sometimes they get a little bit wet. (That is as it should be.) It also has a nice bench for you to sit on if you are tired. Read more.
It is Iceland's second largest urban area and ourth largest municipality . The area has a relatively warm climate due to geographical factors.
Þingvellir is the place where I am drifting apart. One part of me goes west, and other goes east. (But don't worry, it happens very, very slowly. Much to slowly for humans to notice.)
View tip for a picture that our founder Sigfus Eymundsson took of people collecting ice on Reykjavikurtjörn around 1900. (Reykjavik Museum of Photography) Read more.
This is an air-port where most of my visitors land when they visit me in flying machines. (Don't worry, it does not hurt when they land.) It is close to my Blue Lagoon, where many humans like to swim.
Be sure to stop by Skaftfell for a brunch or Pizza. Hotel Aldan is one of the best resturants in Iceland, thats for dinner. Seydisfjordur is worth at least a few days of discovery. Read more.
