But many igloo hotels in Finland are only open from September to April. The reason that glass igloo hotels are popular with visitors to the Lapland is that there isn’t a better way to enjoy a ...

There are plentiful glass igloos as well as hotels and ... Finnish destinations at or above the Arctic Circle, like Lapland. Visit Finland says you can also see the lights in the south, but ...

It was 4 degrees Fahrenheit at 2:30 a.m. on a crisp winter night as our car pulled up to a working reindeer farm near Kilpisjärvi, a village in the extreme northwest corner of Lapland ...

One bucket-list destination ticks all of these boxes alongside wildlife encounters, Sámi cultural experiences and the chance of seeing the Northern Lights: Lapland ... of a glass igloo, with ...

The real name for Lapland ... Finland’s only ice hotel, 16 miles outside Rovaniemi, is open 15 December–31 March and is rebuilt anew each year. Sleep in ice-sculpted suites or heated glass ...

Lapland’s provincial ... chance of seeing from your glass-roofed igloo or from a wilderness campfire on the edge of a frozen lake. There are lakes everywhere in Finland, but the eastern Lakeland ...

The real-life North Pole — the sparsely populated northern region around the Arctic Circle that encompasses Finland, Sweden, Norway, and parts of Russia — is a rural wilderness, but Lapland ...

Rue Niemi, a Finnish-British wedding coordinator in Lapland, told Yle that demand for her services has been rising for several years. A total of 73 non-resident foreign couples tied the knot in the ...