Plan Your Northern Lights Getaway In Finland's Lapland The Finnish Lapland also packs in some culture, as it is the home of the Sámi — the EU's only recognized indigenous people. There's much ...

There's a hotel in Finland that has glass igloos for tourists to watch the Northern Lights all night in its full glory. The hotel is called Kakslauttanen and it’s located in Finnish Lapland, 155 ...

Lighting up Lapland: Glass igloos and gazing at the Aurora Borealis from a hot tub By CATHERINE EADE Published: 05:52 EDT, 20 February 2014 | Updated: 08:46 EDT, 27 March 2014 ...

Finland has become a major destination for northern lights seekers because parts of the country get a view of the aurora borealis roughly 200 nights out of the year. There are plentiful glass ...

Glass igloos from €400 (£360) in low season; and from €500 (£450) in high. SnowHotel suites are €350 (£315). Breakfast included. Free Wi-Fi in the reception area and Lumikartano.

A short 25-minute drive from Rovaniemi, the capital of Finnish Lapland, it offers a great balance of solitude and convenience for travelers seeking a truly luxurious, off-the-grid adventure.

More spacious than a stand-alone glass igloo and with the privacy of a cabin, and sitting next to Lake Inari, this is one of the most comfortable ways to enjoy Finnish Lapland.

Above all, if you’re going to do anything in Lapland make sure it includes staying in a glass igloo. “Be sure to check out Levin Iglut, know as "Levi's Igloos,” Ere Partanen said.

Seeing them from bed. In Finnish Lapland, just north of the Arctic Circle, you can. This far north, the incredible light show is visible around 200 days a year — that's more than every other day.

The Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort near the popular tourist destination of Saariselkä, Finland is expanding its operations to meet increased demand, after an aerial photo of its one-of-a-kind glass igloo ...