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Southern Finland mainly encompasses Helsinki and the stunning Lakeland region; however, many visitors only experience the capital, particularly during summer. In winter, temperatures in the south, although warmer than the north, drop to around -10 between December and January, meaning many opt for the classic winter wonderland landscapes of Lapland. Finland is known as the land of a thousand lakes, and many of these can be found in the south, making it a popular summer destination for visitors to swim, fish, kayak, and visit summer houses. Once these lakes begin freezing over, a whole new range of opportunities to enjoy the south present themselves.
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