From November to January the Finland is known for its marvelous northern Lights. In Lapland and especially in the part of Finnish Lapland, you will have the opportunity to admire a sky colored green and blue. In fact, at this time of the year the sun never rises.
Sometimes the phenomenon in addition to being detected in Lapland also extends as far south as Helsinki. Arriving in Finland to spend a magical winter, to practice sports such as snowshoes, snowmobile excursions, Nordic skiing and enjoy excellent gastronomic dishes of the Finnish culinary tradition, you just have to book your flight.
THEaNorthern Lights it is what is often called by the name of polar aurora, a more correct name, it is an optical phenomenon of the earth's atmosphere that characterizes the sky with bright bands of red, green and blue, the famous auroral arcs.
But how is this phenomenon concretely characterized? It's not easy to explain, at least it's not as easy as seeing the Northern Lights, getting your nose up and admiring the beauty of nature. However, trying to explain the phenomenon in the best possible way, we can say that it is caused by the interaction of particles that excite the atoms of the atmosphere, thus emitting light of various wavelengths.
The polar aurora is often visible even in areas less close to the poles, such as Scotland, or many areas of the Scandinavian Peninsula.
One of the places where they are most admired, as well as in Sweden, also in Finland. You arrive in Finland low cost with fantastic offers from Finnair, whose flights also depart from Italy with discounts that bring the ticket price to € 198, departing from Barcelona and Madrid.
