What things are free in Finland?

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• Ateneum Art Museum.
• Sinebrychoff Art Museum.
• Finnish Museum of Natural History.
• Kiasma, Museum of Contemporary Art.
• Tennis Palace Art Museum.
• Museum of Finnish Architecture.
• The National Museum of Finland.
• Kamppi Chapel.

What do Finnish people do in their free time?

In your free time you can do many different things in Finland. Some Finnish young people just hang out with their friends, and some run from one hobby to another. Dancing, snowboarding, aerobics, football and ice hockey are a few hobbies that are common in Finland. In the summer a very usual sport is fishing.

What are you not allowed to do in Finland?

12 Things Tourists Should Never Do in Finland

• Don’t cover up in the sauna.
• Don’t enter the sauna with the opposite sex.
• Don’t pet the reindeer.
• Don’t assume everyone speaks English.
• Don’t assume everyone wants to talk.
• Don’t feed the wildlife.
• Don’t underdress for the winter.
• Don’t show up unexpectedly at someone’s house.

What activities do Finnish people do?

About 100,000 people studied art subjects as a hobby: 51 percent music or the performing arts, 33 percent handicrafts or arts and crafts. Content of adult education in 2017 not related to work or profession, by gender (18–64-year-olds taking part in education, excluding students and people doing military service).

Is Helsinki Cathedral free?

1. Helsinki Cathedral. The cathedral is open daily from 9 AM to 6 PM, and admission is free.

Are museums free in Helsinki?

Just like in the big world, in Helsinki too you can visit many museums completely free of charge. Helsinki City Museum sets a fine example, with free admission to all its locations.

What do Finns do in retirement?

Keeping Finland’s older citizens physically and socially active is of crucial importance for a society that is greying fast. Swimming is a popular pastime in Finland, which has more than 180,000 lakes, and many people continue to swim or do water aerobics indoors to stay in shape after retirement.

What is Finland offensive?

In Finland, it is considered rude to interrupt people when they are speaking. Finns normally wait for their discussion partners to finish before speaking themselves. It is uncommon in Finland to show your emotions in public. It is considered rude to raise your voice when speaking, especially in a public place.