Finland
Things to see and do
Organise your stay
Where to sleep?
Finland Hotel tips
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Rokua Health & Spa from90 €
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Hotelli Raahen Hovi from82 €
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Omena Hotel Oulu from70 €
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Know before you go
Know before you go
Useful addresses
United kingdom
Visit Finland/Finpro –177-179 Hammersmith Road - London W6 8BS (closed to the public) - t 0208 600 7260 - www.visitfinland.com
Embassy of Finland – 38 Chesham Place - London SW1X 8HW - t 0207 838 6200 - www.finemb.org.uk
Republic of ireland
Finland does not have a tourist office in Ireland but travellers can consult its website - www.visitfinland.com
Embassy of Finland – Russell House - Stokes Place - St. Stephen’s Green - Dublin 2 - t 01 478 1344 - www.finland.ie
When to go
Finland enjoys a continental climate with very cold weather in winter and temperatures up to 30°C in summer. May is on average the least rainiest month, while autumn tends to be very wet. Given its latitude, Finland enjoys almost constant daylight in the summer months, but can be plunged into darkness for several weeks in the winter.
Time difference
The time in Finland is GMT+2 (or GMT+3 during summer daylight saving time), so when it is 12noon in London and Dublin, it is 2pm in Helsinki.
Documents
European Union nationals must hold a valid passport.
Health
Also see Practical A to Z.
European Union nationals should apply for a European Health Insurance Card (EHIC). The simplest and quickest way to obtain your EHIC is to apply online (UK citizens https://www.ehic.org.uk/InternetRes/home.do or http://www.ehic.ie/ for Irish citizens).
Non-EU nationals should take out travel insurance (automatically provided by some bank cards).
Websites
www.finland-tourism.com

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