2024年12月28日 · Finnish New Year must be the most no-fuzz celebration of the year in Finland. This post tells you all about New Year's traditions in Finland!

Beginning a new year in Finland In the week after Christmas, people in Finland take it easy, saving up their energy for the big New Year’s celebration. Seeing the light: Fireworks go off over Senate Square in front of Helsinki’s Lutheran Cathedral.

2024年1月1日 · New Year’s Day is the first official holiday of the year, which in 2024 falls on a Tuesday. Fireworks might occur between 6:00 PM to 2:00 AM between New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day. In this article, let’s explore how New Year’s Day is observed in Finland. The celebration of the New Year has a long history.

2021年12月26日 · Finnish New Year celebration traditions. It is once again New Year’s Eve (Uudenvuodenaatto). We all are saying bye-bye to the old year and welcoming the new year. In Finland the change of the year is celebrated in quite many ways, which most are the same as around the western world.

In contemporary Finland, New Year festivities have expanded to include vibrant public events and lively gatherings. Cities across the country host spectacular fireworks displays. Here, the atmosphere is electric with music, light shows, and a palpable sense of joy as the clock ticks towards midnight.

2023年12月21日 · It became known in Finland as tinan valanta, ‘tin casting’, or uudenvuodentina, ‘New Year’s tin.’ Despite calling it tin casting, the little horseshoes sold to melt contained as much as 95 percent lead , according to the Finnish news site Yle .

Best time to go to Finland. New Year's Eve 2025-2026 in Finland. In addition to cliché countdowns and fireworks, Finland offers loads of outdoor fun for a New Year to remember. Dates: December 31. Skiing & snowboarding; Northern lights; New Year tradition; New …

Spend an unforgettable New Year in Finland. Explore Kuhmo with its breathtaking scenery and beautiful landscape, cherished by Finns and international visitors alike. Here you will find many exciting winter activities to try such as snowshoeing, ice-fishing, husky, reindeer or snowmobile safaris, and of course skiing.

Helsinki will once again bring in the New Year in style – with fire, sparkles, dancing, joy, excitement and a great party together! The Kansalaistori Square has been established as the venue for Helsinki’s New Year’s Eve celebrations where the festival-goers will be entertained by top Finnish artists with guests.

Finland celebrates New Year’s Day with a public holiday every 1 January, as does most of the rest of the world. However, the celebrations really begin on New Year’s Eve and reach a high point with the turning of the clock from 11:59pm on 31 December to midnight on 1 January.