Why visit
Finland is a destination in Europe where the landscape is the point. National parks, coastlines, forests, or mountain travel anchor most itineraries.
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Why visit
Finland is a destination in Europe where the landscape is the point. National parks, coastlines, forests, or mountain travel anchor most itineraries.
At a glance
Location
64.0°, 26.0°
Coast
Has coastline
Country area
338,424 km²
130,666 mi²
Country population
5.5 million
16/km²
Subregion
Northern Europe
Currency
Euro (€)
EUR
Dial
+358
Languages
Finnish, Swedish
Demonym
Finnish
Internet
.fi
UN
Member state
ISO code
FI / FIN
Where in the world
64.0° · 26.0°
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Frequently asked about Finland
Helsinki is the capital of Finland.
Finland uses the Euro (€), ISO code EUR.
The primary languages are Finnish and Swedish.
No, Finland has a coastline.
Finland borders Norway, Sweden, Russia.
The calling code is +358.
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