
Helsinki’s First Grand Hotel with a Spectacular Upgrade
Hotel Kämp Helsinki is undergoing a significant renovation and expansion, including a new extension that adds 22 suites and rooms,

Hotel Kämp Helsinki is undergoing a significant renovation and expansion, including a new extension that adds 22 suites and rooms,

This was once the archive of Denmark’s radio at Iceland brygge. When the archive moved out, the 25,900 sq m

Swedish Railways (SJ) has modernized most of its sleeper car fleet. The coaches meet the International Coach Regulations (RIC) standards,

During a recent renovation, the historic hotel SKT. Annæ, a former 19th century speakeasy, revealed many intriguing secrets. Larn more

Nordic Choice Hotels launches its Climate Fund to accelerate its sustainability work. The fund is intended to finance the development

In a great location, right next to the Østerport station, this affordable hotel is easy to get to from Copenhagen

Located in the outskirts of Aalborg, the four-starred Best Western Hotel Scheelsminde offers guests a historic stay in one of

When you think about taking a camping trip, Denmark may not be your first choice – but that’s not because

The Kruunuvuorensilta bridge is Finland’s longest and highest bridge, spanning 1,191 meters across the Kruunuvuorenselkä bay. It is unique globally because it is completely car-free, serving pedestrians, cyclists, and the

There is a particular quality to the timber that comes from the far north. The trees that grow slowly through long Scandinavian winters, through months of darkness and temperatures that

Norwegian professor and solar energy expert Harald N. Røstvik built the first house in Europe that produced more energy than it consumed. He did so in 1985. Now he has

The New Government Quarter (Regjeringskvartalet) in Oslo is designed to redevelop the site of the 2011 terror attacks into an open, secure, and green civic space. Now, 15 years later,

Architects Reima and Raili Pietilä won the 1963 competition for the Finnish Embassy, to be built in the diplomatic enclave of Chanakyapuri, with a striking and memorable entry titled “Snow

The small island community of Fedje on the west coast of Norway has only 530 permanent residents. However, there is a distillery – and plans for a new hotel. The

Windows can be a bane or a boon when it comes to an evening spent indoors. But Nordic vacuum-packed glass windows keep the cold outside and the heat inside. Scandinavian

An old grain silo in Odderøya, Kristiansand, Norway, has been converted into a cultural icon. Kunstsilo Kristiansand has become one of Northern Europe’s most exciting centers of art and culture.

As climate change raises temperatures worldwide, travelers are considering trips to cooler destinations to beat the heat. A new ranking highlights the 20 most popular ‘Coolcation’ destinations for 2026, with

Summer transforms Finland from a white kingdom into a green land bathed in the midnight sun. Enjoy your summer holiday in Finland under the magical midnight sun. In summer, Finland

Scandinavia bursts to life with festivals that celebrate culture, nature, and community in unforgettable ways. From the fiery spectacle of Walpurgis Night to the joyful whirl around the Midsummer maypole,

New Malmö–Oslo train route along Sweden’s west coast to be launched in the summer of 2026. This summer, rail operator Snälltåget will launch a daily daytime service between Sweden and

Be a passenger on board the distinguished Sampo icebreaker and experience the real Arctic. The icebreaker Sampo has a long and distinguished service record. The massive vessel, completed in 1961, was built

In today’s fast-paced world, finding time to slow down can feel nearly impossible. However, Scandinavian villages where time seems to slow down offer the perfect escape. Read on and learn

Walking old paths across Scandinavia reveals history in a way museums never can. Trails connect people directly to stories shaped by landscapes, traditions, and cultural practices. Read on and learn

Finnish Lapland offers much more than Northern Lights and Santa Claud. Magical Finnish Lapland covers nearly a third of Finland, stretching from the fell highlands of the far north to