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Finland Currency Finland currency is of the euro currency. On January 1st 1999, the European Monetary Union introduced the euro

Music of Finland Music is more of a hobby for the Finnish people, than a job. Almost every child learns

Finest Finnish Attire (Traditional Clothing of Finland) Finland fashion is bright and warm, handmade and of high quality. It is

Celebrating Holidays and Festivals in Finland Christmas: the number one festival and holiday of Finland is Christmas and all of

Fun Finland! (Places to See) Lake Inari: Sitting on the north of Lapland, Lake Inari is a huge tourist attraction.

Customs and Etiquette Men shake hands, while maintaining direct eye contact. Women will say hello or shake hands, while maintaining

Finland Fun Facts! 68% of the country is covered by forest. Helsinki is the capital, with a population of 539,000

Children’s Day Children’s Day in Finland is held on November 20th, annually. On this day, every adult and parent is

Finland Feasts (Common Cuisine, Desserts, and More) The people of Finland rely heavily on foods like potatoes, cabbage, and turnips.

Children’s Games of Finland Chain (Ketju): While one player leaves the room or the area that everyone is in, all

Children’s Games of Finland Chain (Ketju): While one player leaves the room or the area that everyone is in, all