If you also love Christmas, snow, and fairy tales, you must go to Helsinki

Nordic cities have a peculiar sense of pure and dreamy, and Helsinki, Finland is even more so. When winter comes, people enter the night at more than 2 pm, but champagne-shaped street lights and Christmas decorations can be seen all over the city, adding warmth to the snow❄️ We stayed at the famous Kamp Hotel in Helsinki. This luxury hotel, which opened in 1887, is located in the city center, opposite the seaside park, and is very close to the main shops, restaurants, and attractions of Helsinki, and is only a few steps away from the city museum, presidential palace, central railway station, and the harbor✌️ ❤Recommended reasons: The hotel has been rebuilt, with wifi and TV all available, but the gorgeous European architecture and antique furniture have also been retained. This may seem old on weekdays, but with Christmas decorations, it makes people feel as if they have arrived at a noble mansion, with a sense of fairy tales coming true😊 🍽Food recommendation: I haven't heard of Finnish food before, only when I arrived in Helsinki, I found it so delicious! Hot smoked salmon and cream desserts are a must. 📝Note tips: Down jackets are a necessity, Finland's winter lasts for five months, and the temperature has already dropped below zero in November. 80% of the water in Finland is of a particularly pure level. In the hotel, turn the faucet to the coldest, and the water that comes out is drinking water. Finns rarely use cash, generally credit cards. Finland is very safe. However, in case of an emergency, you can dial the free 112 for help. Finns value social distance and don't like to be too close to others.