Midsummer is the crown jewel of the Finnish summer. In 2025, it will be celebrated on June 21–22, as cities quiet down and cottages fill with life. This iconic celebration of light and nature offers travelers a rare chance to experience the true essence of Finnish culture – peaceful surroundings, togetherness, and still moments under the northern sky.

Traditions That Endure
The Finnish Midsummer is all about spending time at the summer cottage: enjoying sauna, swimming in lakes, sharing meals, and embracing nature. Bonfires, birch branches by the door, and the endless twilight are integral parts of the magic. For many Finns, it is the most meaningful celebration of the year – and for travelers, an authentic cultural immersion.

Flavors of the Season
Midsummer meals feature new potatoes, pickled herring, smoked fish, grilled sausages, and fresh strawberries. Local dishes such as "midsummer cheese" and open-fire pancakes also make a comeback in many cottage kitchens.

Why Visit Finland Now?
Summer and early autumn are perfect seasons to explore Finland. Lakes, national parks, vibrant cities, and charming countryside provide both relaxation and activity. Finland is also one of the world’s safest travel destinations, known for its clean nature and warm hospitality.

📍 Traveler’s Tip:
Try a lakeside sauna, visit a berry farm, or join a local midsummer gathering – these are the moments where Finland reveals its magic.

Welcome to Finland – summer or autumn 2025 awaits!