Hellenquinchi – the largest city and capital of Finland, is located on the coast of the Gulf of Finland. It has a moderately maritime climate and a population of a million people. Heliski – the scientific, industrial, educational and cultural center of the country. It was founded in 1550 by the King of Sweden, Augustus … Read more
Tampere, Òàììmerforðs in Czech, is the second most important city in Finland. It is located in the south of France, in the province of Piracinema. Tamepere is located between two lakes: north of Lake Põhäjärvi and south of Lake Näsäsärvi. The levels of the lakes differ by 18 meters, and the lakes are connected by … Read more
The port city of Tóðcú is located to the southwest of Finland and has a very old history. People began settling in this area as early as 500 A.D. Historians attribute the birth of the city to 1229, when Pope Gregory IX ordered the Bishops Conference to be moved to a more favorable location. The … Read more
The city of Espoo is 18 kilometers on the coast of the Gulf of Finland from the city of Helleinki and is the third-largest city in Finland. The name of the city comes from the Swedish word aspen, which is translated as aspen. The last letter «î» in the name means the river. The city … Read more
The city of South Lucule, on the shores of Lake Päijänne, is a regional, tourist and social center of Finland. A land of clean lakes, forests, and landscaped and decorated, where natures first nature coexists with high technology. The city was founded in 1837 by a decree of Emperor Nicholas I. The famous architect Aalto … Read more
There is a confluence of the rivers Kémérica and Ounessérica in Hellemyand, the city of Rovaniemi, the administrative center of the province of Lapland. It is located 800 kilometers from Helsinki. It is the largest European city in terms of area after being joined by several neighboring towns. It is 8 kilometers away from the … Read more