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Spectacular events planned in Åland
Spectacular events are planned in Åland for the 2021–2022 period: The Tall Ships Races and the celebrations for the 100th anniversary of Åland’s autonomy. Read more and be sure to book your stay in good time ahead of the events.
Santa Claus has original roots in the Åland archipelago
He is dressed in red and has a long, slightly curly white beard and rosy cheeks. The iconic image of the chubby and happy Santa Claus drawn by an artist with roots in Åland is used by the Coca-Cola drinks company since 1931.
The southern route of the Åland Archipelago Trail
Unique nature, historic buildings and cosy archipelago restaurants. Find out what the southern route of the Åland Archipelago Trail has to offer!
The northern route of the Åland Archipelago Trail
Along the northern route of the Åland Archipelago Trail you will find interesting sights, genuine nature and exciting activities. Find out what the various sections, islands and archipelago villages have to offer.
The Åland Archipelago Trail on mainland Åland
Visit interesting museums, exciting historic attractions and Mariehamn – the only town in Åland. Find out what the Åland Archipelago Trail on mainland Åland has to offer!
Attractions and places worth experiencing along the Åland Archipelago Trail
There are lots of attractions and places worth experiencing along the Åland Archipelago Trail that runs across the main island of Åland and then on eastwards, partly through the north-eastern archipelago and partly through the south-eastern section.
Discover Åland’s beautiful winter landscapes
Celebrate Christmas, “Lillajul” (“Little Christmas”) or New Year in Åland, or spend a few days in the archipelago and see all the glitter and sparkle of this glorious spot in the depth of winter.
The world’s oldest beer has been recreated
In the summer of 2010 five bottles of beer that lay 50 metres down on the seabed for about 170 years were salvaged from a shipwreck outside Föglö in Åland’s outer archipelago.
