- 11 erratic boulders in Finland worth the detour Every one of these stones travelled tens or hundreds of kilometres inside the ice sheet and stayed where the ice dropped it. Since then people have given each a name, a story and sometimes legal protection.
- 7 giant's kettles in Finland worth standing at the edge of Meltwater spun a stone in the same hollow for thousands of years. The result is a cylinder with walls that look machine-drilled – and standing at its edge tells you how much water once ran beneath the ice.
- 11 rock paintings in Finland you can see with the naked eye A hunter painted an elk and his own hand on the rock in red ochre from a boat 5,000 years ago. Land uplift has raised the images metres above the water, and a silica film has kept the colour – these eleven can be seen without binoculars.
- 9 caves in Finland you can actually enter Finland's granite does not make dripstone caverns, but ice, frost and weathering have made hollows under boulders and in rock fissures that you can stand in – and where ice lasts through the summer.
- 11 war history sites in Finland, from the 1700s to the Winter War Finland's wars do not have to be read in a museum. They stand as concrete bunkers at field edges, stone tank barriers in the forest and memorial stones on fields where thousands fell – and in one place 105 bells still ring.