Private guides and guided tours in Finland
Private guides in Finland
Private Guide in Helsinki - Helsinki
(Member Since 2009) Excursions/tous in the following cities: Helsinki Languages: EnglishWe are happy to offer you a wide variety of products: basic city tours and taylored programmes in Helsinki and whole Finland, not to forget neighbouring countries Estonia, Russia and Sweden. We are a complete...
Private Guide in Helsinki - Jussi
(Member Since 2005) Excursions/tous in the following cities: Helsinki, Turku Languages: English, FrenchIf you would like a native Finn as your personal guide in Helsinki I may be what you are looking for! Personal tours in Helsinki and surroundings available on all weekdays. I am Finnish male, 40 years, very reliable, honest and highly academically educated. Fluent in English and French. I can guide 1-8 persons even in a spacious car with all necessary insurances etc. Depending what you would like to see I make a suggestion about the tour and how many hours it will take. I pick you up at the hotel or at the cruise ship for example. Larger groups also possible. For example luxury Mercedes van is available for larger groups than 8. Other vehicles for small groups of 1-7.
Private Guide in Helsinki - Paulo
(Member Since 2009) Excursions/tous in the following cities: Helsinki Languages: Portuguese, Spanish, EnglishHello, dear friends! My name is Paulo and I work as a professional private guide in Helsinki. Originally I am from Portugal, but I have been staying in Finland for the past 8 years, 5 of which I spent working in the tourism industry. I am a very knowledgeable person and there is nothing I haven't seen of studied in Helsinki. I know all the famous landmarks and places of interest of Helsinki. I have a high proficiency in several languages – in English, Spanish and Portuguese.
Finland
Language: Finnish
Currency: Euro (EUR)
Calling Code: +358
COMMENTS ABOUT Finland:
The Republic of Finland is a northern European country that shares borders with Sweden, Norway and Russia, and is just across the Gulf of Finland from Estonia. Besides shores on the Gulf of Finland, the country also has a Baltic Sea coastline on the Gulf of Bothnia. The weather in Finland is warm and welcoming in summertime, and quite cold in winter, with the North Pole region effect on daylight hours giving extra sunshine part of the year and long nights the rest of the year- in fact, in the far north of Finland the sun never sets during the summer, giving Finland the nickname, “Land of the Midnight Sun.”
Finland is known for its beautiful waterways and has nearly 200,000 lakes. Fishing, kayaking and canoeing is popular in Finland, as are boat cruises and sailing on the lakes and in the rivers and gulfs. Hiking and cycling in the deep green forests of the Archipelago Trail is also popular in summer. In winter the ski resorts north of the Arctic Circle provide cross-country skiing, and alpine skiing near Helsinki and Kuusamo.
Father Christmas is said to live in Korvatunturi, and there is a famous Santa Claus Village in Rovaniemi , with a Santa Claus Post Office and a white painted line that runs through the town designating the Arctic Circle. Rovaniemi is also the location of the world’s most northernmost McDonald’s, and the best place on earth to witness the phenomenon of the Aurora Borealis, the Northern Lights.
Finland’s capital city, Helsinki, is an attractive maritime city with beautiful scenic shorelines and a vibrant culture. Over a third of the city is covered with green parks and forests, giving Helsinki the nickname, “The Green Capital,” and the remaining area is a lovely mix of historical and contemporary, with museums featuring both classical and modern art and an extremely popular music scene in the concert halls and nightclubs. Helsinki’s 100 km of Baltic Sea shorelines and its 300 islands give rise to a Finnish saying about the city: “The sea gave birth to Helsinki and the harbors raised her.”
Popular tours in Finland
Sorry I realy do not undestend wat you realy mean? I organize tours in Helsinki only.