Family Package
Finland Countryside Tour
25th Jun
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30th Jul
INR100,000 / Person
Overview
Arrive Helsinki and transfer on own to downtown hotel. Finland's capital offers a wide variety of things to experience ranging from an array of architectural gems, art, design and cultural offerings to great shopping facilities. Proximity to the sea and forest gives Helsinki its distinctive ambience.
Tour Overview
9N/10D
9N/10D
9N/10D
Included
- Comfortable hotel accommodation.
- Transfers.
- Taxes and service fee.
- 24-hour emergency customer help line
Excluded
- Airfare.
- Personal travel insurance.
Itenary
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Helsinki arrival
Arrive Helsinki and transfer on own to downtown hotel. Finland's capital offers a wide variety of things to experience ranging from an array of architectural gems, art, design and cultural offerings to great shopping facilities. Proximity to the sea and forest gives Helsinki its distinctive ambience.
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Helsinki
After your breakfast, you will go for a Helsinki Hop-On Hop-Off Sightseeing Tour.Then after having your lunch , you will enjoy Suomenlinna Sea Fortress.In the evening visit the Uspenski Cathedral .Spend the night at Helsinki.
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Helsinki - Turku, 175 km (110 miles)
Pick up your rental car. To get the most out of the rural heritage landscapes in the stretch between the modern metropolis Helsinki and the historic town of Turku, leave the main roads and head for the quiet byways. This is where the King's Road tourist route winds through fascinating small towns, charming villages and scenic countryside. The historic road, which once linked the Kingdom of Sweden with the Russian Empire, offers a wealth of cultural heritage sites worth a visit, including, the Mustio Manor, the Fiskars Ironworks and the ruins of the Raasepori Castle. As the oldest city and the former capital of Finland, Turku is home to the most remarkable medieval landmarks of the country including the Castle and the Cathedral. Aboa Vetus Museum shows the history of Turku and remains of early settlements. The wooden workshop houses of the Luostarinmäki Handicrafts Museum tell tales about the trades and city life of days gone by.