Useful addresses to prepare your trip Finland

Free internet connection. As in Finland, the national effort devoted to books and music is impressive. Admire the central room.

Place of shows and meeting point youth. Free internet connection.

It is the diplomatic representation of the French Republic in Finland. The Embassy has been headed by Ambassador Agnès Cukierman since 2020. The French Embassy in Finland plays an important role in diplomatic relations between France and Finland, and offers consular services to French nationals residing in Finland.

There is no welcome on site. Information by telephone or by mail.

Several posts are free access and wifi is free. Nice coffee with a lunch formula from 11 am to 14 pm in the week.

The library is prone to its rounded domes. Free connection (30 minutes, 30 cent printing) as well as wifi.

This free workspace, managed by the municipal library network, is located in the Library 10. You will find free Wi-Fi, a scanner, webcams, printers (including 3 D printer) and other equipment and professional advice. You can book your workspace by email or by phone. Every Tuesday night, Trashlab workshop or how to repair or recycle useless technological equipment…

Free internet connection.

This Internet cafe located near the stadium in Koskipuisto was designed by the famous architect Wivi Lönn in 1911. The 2 700 m ² were renovated in May 2012 to be dedicated to youth, including this cyber and music recording studios.

Located in the same municipal building as the post. Free and free Internet access for about minutes.

As in Finland, La Poste is also a shop with postcards, packages, stationery…

This cafe is located in the centre of Vaasa, in the youth and culture house.

Several computers connected free of charge. Books, magazines and newspapers in English.

Thirty computers with free internet and free (15 min, impression 20 cents, wi-fi) in the new annex of this superb library. You can read French newspapers and magazines there. Note its amazing architecture: it is composed of a protected historic building which is directly connected to another ultra-modern building and design. This library is reputed to be the most popular in Finland and it became a friendly meeting place, young people in particular. Moreover, nobody look through as soon as you do not whisper.

A beautiful building in the avant-garde architecture (triangular and circular ensemble), where coffee offers free internet access. Also, brochures (in French!) and other information on the role of the Finnish Parliament next door.

You can buy stamps, postcards and envelopes and send mail or packages. Also a poste restante (open only during the week from 9:00 am to 18:00 pm, free service). Send a menu in France, the stamp is at € 0.90 with economic price (second class).

Drop-off times for letters, parcels and express mail are 5:00 p.m. daily. The main post office is accessible to people with reduced mobility.

Located near the central station and equipped with 12 computers. The hotel was very close to the train station and the train station was excellent.

This is the position of the city centre of Rovaniemi, but as long as you are here, a few kilometres more to reach Santa Claus village and post your official post of Santa Claus, your mail will be more precious.

The Rovaniemi library was designed by Alvar Aalto in 1961.