Luxury Finland Voyages

Helsinki showcases both the traditional with the modern, in every sense. The city’s architecture features stunning Art Nouveau buildings and sleek modern structures including the Sibelius Monument, while you explore the country’s rich heritage at the Suomenlinna Fortress or the Seurasaari open-air museum. Unwind in a traditional Finnish sauna, an integral part of Finnish culture, and take part in the city’s food culture, where beetroot salad and lohikeitto (salmon soup) are staples in its cozy cafés.

Sitting pretty at the mouth of the Aura River, Turku is Finland’s oldest town, full of charm and a thriving cultural and culinary scene rich in museums, art galleries, and fine dining establishments. Often named “the Paris of Finland,” Turku boasts abundant historic landmarks, including Turku Cathedral, the Greek Orthodox Church, and medieval Turku Castle, the largest surviving medieval structure in Finland.

Comprising approximately 6,700 islands, this Swedish-speaking Baltic Sea archipelago, collectively called the Åland Islands, sits at the entrance of the Gulf of Bothnia in the Baltic Sea. The Åland Islands, or Åland, is a self-governing province off Finland’s southwest coast. Its capital, Mariehamn, is known for its beaches and streets lined with 19th-century wooden townhouses, linden trees, handicraft shops, and delightful cafés. With stunning coastal landscapes, unique architecture, and a thriving organic food scene, it is the place to absorb a taste of Finnish culture. Discover Åland’s maritime culture as you walk the seaside promenade and explore the Åland Maritime Museum. In Sjökvarteret, you can observe a traditional ship-construction site, visit restaurants and artisanal shops, and see the town’s vibrant community life.