How about a trip to Finland South

Despite the fact Finland isn’t much smaller than Germany, its population is less than 1/12th that of its southerly comparison. The vast majority of whom live in the far south of the country. This is due to the fact the climate here is the most temperate in the country, with the warmest summers and least frigid winters, it is also exceptionally well connected to its neighbours of Estonia, Sweden, Russia, Latvia and Poland. Were it not for Finland’s frigid climate and difficult geography, this country would almost certainly make more lists of the worlds most liveable locations. Crime is low, democracy is high and the quality of living standards are high and increasing. Its capital Helsinki is a real beacon of “nice places to live” due to the aforementioned facts and that it is the cultural, economic and art capital of the country and fast being seen as the next “new place” to go in Europe, so why not beat the crowds and get here before they find out what they’re missing!