JigsawFinland Puzzles
Finland is a northern country of forests and lakes between Sweden and Russia, often called the land of a thousand lakes, though it actually has around 188,000 of them. Our Finland puzzles visit Helsinki and its sea fortress, the old towns of Porvoo and Turku, and Finnish Lapland under the northern lights.
Turku Cathedral above the Aura River
Turku Castle
Frosty Tree in Saariselkä, Lapland
Red Riverside Warehouses of Porvoo
Suomenlinna in Winter, Helsinki
Walls of Suomenlinna Sea Fortress, Helsinki
Helsinki Cathedral
Red Cottage under the Northern Lights, Finland
About Finland
About three quarters of the country is covered by forest, and in the far north, Lapland is a land of fells, reindeer and long winter nights, where the aurora shines on about 200 nights a year. Finland is home to the sauna, with roughly as many saunas as cars, and the Sámi people of the north have herded reindeer there for centuries.
In Helsinki, the white cathedral crowns Senate Square and the sea fortress of Suomenlinna guards the harbour. Turku, the oldest city and the capital until 1812, keeps a medieval castle and cathedral, and in Porvoo red wooden warehouses line the river.