Slippers, or tossut in Finnish, are the perfect way to cozy up and make anyplace feel like home.
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From the food to the people to the land, Finland felt like home to me.
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Seitsemän sleeps four and is an economical option for those traveling on a budget or with small children. Includes a video tour.
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The Viisi and Kuusi cabins (numbers 5 and 6 in Finnish) are cabin-style tiny houses. Includes a video tour of the Kuusi cabin.
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Neljä, #4 in Finnish, is known as the “Honeymoon Cabin” and has hosted its share of newlyweds over the years. Includes a video tour.
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Kaksi, #2 in Finnish, is the oldest cabin built onsite. Includes a video tour.
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The oldest and largest of Manninen’s Cabins is Yksi, or #1 in Finnish, which has an interesting history. Includes a video tour.
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Learning the Soumen kieltä (Finnish language) is different, for sure.
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Finnish cinnamon buns (korvapuusti) are pretty and pretty tasty.
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84 years ago Finland celebrated victory over Russia in the Winter War.
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