The dish is known also as mustikka-pöllöhillo, which literally means blueberries in owl-jam; hillo is jam in Finnish language and pöllö mean

Finnish homes incorporate luxurious items such as design cups and glasses for daily use, which can also be used on special occasions.

Let´s explore some of the best public sauna places to visit in the Helsinki Metropolitan area.

The start of a new year is a time of celebration and reflection. As the clock strikes midnight, people worldwide raise their glasses and toa

There are many different ways people prepare and celebrate Christmas in Finland. Here are tips of celebrating Christmas the Finnish way.

Finns would say one can't spend Christmas in Finland without a traditional Finnish Christmas table (joulupöytä) with so many different...

When we think of Finland, especially during the winter period, the connection with 'the land of Santa Claus' is practically immediate. It...

On December 6th every year, Finland celebrates its Independence Day.

Father's Day reminds us of the invaluable contributions made by dads in Finland.

Finnish language is difficult to learn but helpful in the workplace and daily living in Finland.

5 typical family meals in Finland that all your family can enjoy.

Save water consumption, make recycling a habit and other Eco friendly tips for cleaning your home.

cranberry-orange sauce, sugar free and easy to make recipe.

Celebrate Halloween with a Finnish twist. Discover how to combine halloween with kekri celebration.

Cynthia, the woman behind Salad Master Finland introduces her steps of setting a business in Finland from another Nordic country.