Blog

Imagine a place where honesty is brutal, silence is golden, and everyone's salary is public knowledge. Sounds like a Netflix dystopia, right? Nope...

  You know how they say 'you are what you eat'? Well, if that's true, then Finns are sturdy, resilient, and a little bit bonkers. But in a good wa...

Say 'moi' to lake swims before breakfast, endless coffee pots, and a passion for bucket queues. If these ignite nostalgia, then pull on your wool socks, grab a Korvapuusti, and prepare for a journey through 13 unmistakable signs you've grown up in the enchanting frost-bitten wonderland of Finland.

Cinnamon buns, or "korvapuustit," are a beloved treat in Finland You'll smell the mouthwatering aroma of cinnamon, sugar, and butter wafting throu...

Discover 14 unique Finnish Christmas facts! From Joulupukki's visit to candlelit cemeteries and festive feasts, explore the magic of Finland's holiday season

Discover the story behind Pizza Berlusconi, when Finland's Kotipizza made a better pizza than Italy as an act of revenge. And yes it did include smoked reindeer. 

Looking for some fun Finnish facts to brighten up your day? Look no further! Finland is known for its stunning natural landscapes, innovative design, and unique cultural quirks. In this article, we'll take a look at ten of the most entertaining and surprising fun Finnish facts that are sure to amaze. 

What started as a small store that sold mugs and T-shirts to a few fans quickly became a one-stop-shop for an international audience. Today, visitors can buy everything from kids and baby clothes to books, home accessories, socks, bags, phone covers, face masks and much more

The Finns penchant for salmon, oats and berries may be the reason they live to the seasoned age of 84. Of course, not all Finnish food is excellent for your health. But it’s great for your taste buds. 

They’re famously Finnish and have been the candy of choice for many Finns for over a century. Yet many people don’t even consider them to be a sweet. We’re are, of course,  talking about salmiakki, known in English as salty licorice.