[2025 Rovaniemi Attraction] Travel Guide for Arctic Circle Husky Park (Updated Jul)

Rovaniemi is one of the famous destinations across the world. This place is located in Lapland, where is the region of Finland. It also named as Arctic circle. One of the famous spot in Rovaniemi is the Santa Claus Village, where you can experience the Christmas Vibes here and perhaps make a wish in the Santa Office! Moreover, you can also visit the Husky Park inside the village , those huskies are really cute! In my recent trip to Rovaniemi was amazing and I really enjoyed being in there. Let’s come to rovaniemi and enjoy the Christmas season in Lapland and cross the Arctic circle! #rovaniemi #Lapland #Finland #tripcom #芬蘭

Rovaniemi is Santa Claus's hometown. After seeing videos of reindeer pulling sleighs, I really wanted to visit. Three days were perfectly sufficient for a solo trip, and it wasn't too expensive. Day 1 • 7pm: Arrived in Rovaniemi. Stayed in the city center, took a taxi from the airport. • If you arrive before 8pm, you can book a city aurora tour. • The Santa Claus-designated McDonald's is in the city center. It was formerly the northernmost McDonald's in the Arctic Circle. Free postcards are available. Day 2 • Day trip experience: Reindeer sleigh ride + Husky sledding + Santa Claus Village • The departure point can be the city center or Santa Claus Village. Warm clothing is provided. • Reindeer sleigh ride: 10 minutes, the route goes through a small forest, and it's super atmospheric on a sunny day. • Husky sledding: It should be the company's own husky park. There aren't many dogs, but they are very enthusiastic and cute! • After the activities, you can take the bus to Santa Claus Village for free time or return to the city center. • Tip: You can participate in individual experiences directly at Santa Claus Village, but the queues are very long and cold, and it seems that single riders aren't allowed. So, the day trip is very convenient, hop-on hop-off, no queues, and no cold waiting. • I booked an aurora tour with the same company in the evening, but there was only one observation point. Luckily, I saw the dancing aurora, which was super worthwhile. Day 3 • Took a taxi from the city center to Santa Claus Village. • Photo with Santa Claus: Queued for about 1 hour. • Santa Claus can speak Chinese, "Ni Hao," and the atmosphere was amazing. • Afterward, you can send postcards, buy Arctic Circle certificates, and participate in various other activities, but queuing outdoors is really cold and not recommended. • There are live cameras in the village, so you can find yourself on the live stream. Because Rovaniemi is right on the Arctic Circle, the sky is often a beautiful pink and blue when it's sunny, which is super healing. Unlike further north in Norway, the pink hues last a really long time in Finland. Taking a taxi with Uber is very convenient and fast. I chose a homestay in the city center for accommodation. It was over 1,000 RMB and very spacious. Because it's quite cold, waiting for public transport can be quite uncomfortable. Although it's generally said that you'll regret not coming here, and regret even more after coming, there are still things to do. There are a lot of tourists with children, so it can be a bit noisy. As for the temperature, it's quite terrifying. I wore two layers of thermal underwear, two fleeces, a down jacket, a scarf, thermal pants, hiking pants, and cotton pants, and I was still cold.

Parents and children could go on a dog sled ride by booking for 11:00 onwards! It was pulled by about 10 huskies. We did the 5km course. The sun was just starting to come out, and the snowy fields and snow-covered trees were sparkling and really beautiful! It was amazing!!! It was about -5°C that day, so I didn't feel that cold because I was wearing my own clothes, a neck warmer pulled up to my nose, and a hat covering my ears. There was no information about renting clothes at the husky park. There is a touch zone just after entering the husky park. The husky ride is further inside. Along the way, there was a cage for the huskies. After the ride, there is a cafe at the exit (you can re-enter, just go to the entrance!) https://maps.app.goo.gl/YELDfsU6S7zZw3gr5?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy I had salmon soup at Musher’s Tavern! They also have cute husky stuffed toys and a few souvenirs. I made the reservation directly from their official website! #FreeHotelStay

The first thing I wanted to do in Scandinavia in winter was dog sledding 🐕 The place we went to is located in Santa Claus Village. There are limited slots, so it's recommended to make a reservation in advance ☝🏻 It took about 10 minutes in total, but it was just the right amount of time to take photos, take videos, and enjoy the scenery 👏🏻 The sledding fee includes the entrance fee to the Husky Park, so you can interact with the huskies before and after 💕 . . . 📍Arctic Circle Husky Park 🗺️Rovaniemi (Finland) 🕑12.15-3.31 13:30/14:00/14:30 💰Tiny Quarter (2km) €45/person #trip_aug

Rovaniemi is one of the famous destinations in the world and this is also one of the famous city in Finland. This place is famous for the snowy weather and huskies ! In my recent trip, I have been the huskies park to visit some huskies and played with them. For me, it was an memorable memories as I can see the real husky ! After that, I went to the river and see the beautiful road of snowy trees and I captured some photos in there ! #rovaniemi #falltrip #Lapland #blackfriday