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  1. Churches description

    The first Sunday morning service (in Finnish or Swedish) in Lutheran churches is usually held at 10.00. The Evangelial Lutheran church is Finland's biggest, with the Orthodox church the second state faith.

    The first Sunday morning service (in Finnish or Swedish) in Lutheran churches is usually held at 10.00. The...

    The first Sunday morning service (in Finnish or Swedish) in Lutheran churches is usually held at 10.00. The Evangelial Lutheran church is Finland's biggest, with the Orthodox church the second state faith.
  2. Tax-free Shopping and Export Service description

    Anyone permanently resident outside the EU and Norway can shop tax free in Finland, thus saving about 12 (max. 16) per cent on purchases of over 40 e.

    Anyone permanently resident outside the EU and Norway can shop tax free in Finland, thus saving about 12 (max....

    Anyone permanently resident outside the EU and Norway can shop tax free in Finland, thus saving about 12 (max. 16) per cent on purchases of over 40 e.
  3. Banking & Foreign Exchange and Postal Services description

    Finnish banks are open from Monday to Friday 09.15 - 16.15 (office hours may vary regionally), closed on Saturdays and Sundays.

    Finnish banks are open from Monday to Friday 09.15 - 16.15 (office hours may vary regionally), closed on...

    Finnish banks are open from Monday to Friday 09.15 - 16.15 (office hours may vary regionally), closed on Saturdays and Sundays.
  4. Public and National Holidays description

    There are a dozen official holidays in Finland, 10 church holidays and only two other national holidays, May Day on May 1st, also known as Vappu, and Independence Day on December 6th.

    There are a dozen official holidays in Finland, 10 church holidays and only two other national holidays, May...

    There are a dozen official holidays in Finland, 10 church holidays and only two other national holidays, May Day on May 1st, also known as Vappu, and Independence Day on December 6th.
  5. Driving in Finland description

    The Finnish drive on the right and overtake on the left. Driving in Finland is a relatively stress-free and enjoyable experience but can in winter months be dangerous.

    The Finnish drive on the right and overtake on the left. Driving in Finland is a relatively stress-free and...

    The Finnish drive on the right and overtake on the left. Driving in Finland is a relatively stress-free and enjoyable experience but can in winter months be dangerous.
  6. Dining & Wining description

    Finland's range of restaurants and dining options has expanded significantly in recent years, and in addition to excellent menus comprising fresh, in-season Finnish ingredients, the country also caters for just about every...

    Finland's range of restaurants and dining options has expanded significantly in recent years, and in addition...

    Finland's range of restaurants and dining options has expanded significantly in recent years, and in addition to excellent menus comprising fresh, in-season Finnish ingredients, the country also caters for just about every conceivable ethnic taste, from Chinese and Thai to Lebanese and Brazilian.
  7. Drinking Water description

    Eighty per cent of the water in Finland is classed as being exceptionally clean. Improved water protection has resulted in an improvement in the quality of the water emitted by both industry and municipalities.

    Eighty per cent of the water in Finland is classed as being exceptionally clean. Improved water protection has...

    Eighty per cent of the water in Finland is classed as being exceptionally clean. Improved water protection has resulted in an improvement in the quality of the water emitted by both industry and municipalities.
  8. Lost Property description

    In Helsinki the Lost Property Service (Löytötavarapalvelu) is at Mäkelänkatu 56, 00510 Helsinki, tel. +358-(0)600 41006 (service number euro 1.67/min + local net charge), fax. +358-(0)600 14108. Open from Monday to Friday 09.00 -...

    In Helsinki the Lost Property Service (Löytötavarapalvelu) is at Mäkelänkatu 56, 00510 Helsinki, tel....

    In Helsinki the Lost Property Service (Löytötavarapalvelu) is at Mäkelänkatu 56, 00510 Helsinki, tel. +358-(0)600 41006 (service number euro 1.67/min + local net charge), fax. +358-(0)600 14108. Open from Monday to Friday 09.00 - 18.00.
Elsewhere in the country, contact the local police station if your belongings go missing.
  9. Disabled Visitors description

    Finland caters well for disabled people, and legislation ensures that this is the case. Public amenities and transport take relatively good account of people with mobility problems.

    Finland caters well for disabled people, and legislation ensures that this is the case. Public amenities and...

    Finland caters well for disabled people, and legislation ensures that this is the case. Public amenities and transport take relatively good account of people with mobility problems.
  10. Emergencies and Medical Services description

    To contact the emergency services in any EU country from any phone, fixed or mobile, dial 112, free of charge. Information about health care available in Helsinki round the clock: tel. +358 -(0)9 10 023.

    To contact the emergency services in any EU country from any phone, fixed or mobile, dial 112, free of charge....

    To contact the emergency services in any EU country from any phone, fixed or
mobile, dial 112, free of charge. Information about health care available in Helsinki round the clock: tel. +358 -(0)9 10 023.

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