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Where to organize your child’s b-day party in Finland?

Organizing a child’s birthday party in Finland? Here is a list of locations where you can organize your child’s birthday party in Finland. Use one of the locations in the list or use it as an inspiration.

July 11, 2019May 9, 2021Playing in Finland

Pesäpallo, the Finnish baseball

Pesäpallo, the Finnish name for Finnish baseball, is very popular game in Finland. The important East-West baseball game is played July 5-7, 2019.

July 4, 2019January 28, 2022Playing in Finland

Nobody at the office? – vacation days in Finland

The Finnish labor laws guarantee those working in Finland a good number of vacation days. Most of those are taken during the summer and in July in particular. If you are working in Finland, better get used to work stopping for a whole month at least during the summer.

June 27, 2019October 21, 2021Living in Finland, Playing in Finland, Working in Finland

Midsummer in Finland: the not-so-Christian holiday

Midsummer is an ancient celebration of fertility and good harvest. The celebration has had a Christian association from the Middle Ages, but the way Finns celebrate Midsummer one could never tell there’s anything Christian about the holiday at all!

June 20, 2019May 9, 2021Living in Finland, Playing in Finland

Summer houses in Finland lack indoor plumbing but don’t panic

Have you been invited to a Finnish summer house that doesn’t have indoor plumbing? Don’t panic, it isn’t really not that bad and here we’ll tell you why.

June 14, 2019January 28, 2022Living in Finland, Playing in Finland

Know your everyman’s rights

In this blog post we explain what everyman’s rights means: what those allow you to do and what they don’t allow you to do.

June 6, 2019May 9, 2021Playing in Finland
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Attending a Finnish wedding this summer?

Have you been invited to a wedding in Finland? We tell you what to expect in a typical Finnish wedding.

May 29, 2019January 28, 2022Playing in Finland
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Ticks in Finland: beware of this tiny danger!

Now that summer’s here you’ll more likely move around in areas where there are ticks. Ticks can be the source of dangerous diseases. We tell more in this blog. Check yourself, your kids, and your pets for ticks!

May 23, 2019January 28, 2022Living in Finland

Elks in Finland: Danger in the early summer roads

Elk and deer collisions pose a serious threat to drivers in Finland. In this blog post we’ll tell you why you should be particularly vigilant right now, and what you can do to avoid collisions with these animals. Learn more from our tutorial “Four Wheels in Finland”.

May 16, 2019January 28, 2022Living in Finland

Apartment ownership in Finland, part I: the system explained

Buying an apartment in a foreign country can be daunting if one doesn’t know or understand the legal framework around home ownership in one’s new country. We thought we’d explain very briefly how apartment ownership in Finland is organized, and how that ownership system influences the maintenance and repair of owner-occupied apartment buildings.

May 9, 2019January 28, 2022Living in Finland

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