According to visitfinland.com, what makes Finland special is the fact that the country is a hidden gem tucked into the far up North. It is a treasure waiting to be discovered as there are thousands of reasons to fall in love with Finland; the people, arctic adventures and secrets. The happiest place on earth also has four distinct seasons that continue to call tourists back.

Curious of what’s in store for you when visiting Finland? Touropia lists down the following top tourist attractions just for you:

visitdenmark.com says that one of the most-searched phrases about the country is, “Denmark is in which country?”  You may be interested to know too that Denmark is responsible for two enormous contributions to the world of play and make-believe being the home of LEGO and Hans Christian Andersen!

Can’t wait to see more of Denmark? planetware.com lists down some of the country’s top-rated attractions for you:

 

 

 

visitnorway.com dares you for an adventure as you visit all four corners of Norway. Get ready to explore the happy south, the wild west, the Arctic north, and the cultural east.

 

According to the  thetravelradar.com, mountains, fjords, glaciers and waterfalls are some of Norway’s best natural attractions.  The country also boasts ancient history and a rich cultural past with plenty of quaint towns to discover. Check out Norway’s top tourist attractions below:

 

inspiredbyiceland.com claims that Iceland is one of the best places in the world to experience the Northern Lights. Among other things you could enjoy in the country are relaxing in its geothermal pools, joining festivals and exploring its seven different geographical regions.

According to travelade.com, trying to write a shortlist of the country’s attractions is incredibly hard but if they could pick the top 10 go-to places in Iceland, the following are guaranteed to blow every tourist’s mind:

 

 

A little bit of trivia. Did you know the relation between Holland and the Netherlands? According to holland.com, the Netherlands consists of 12 provinces but many people use “Holland” when talking about the Netherlands.   Holland actually only means the two provinces of Noord-Holland and Zuid-Holland. The name Holland is often used when all of the Netherlands is meant while the official name of the country is the Kingdom of the Netherlands.

travelaway.com talks about the Netherlands as a land of wonderful canals with majority of its territory below sea level located in North-West Europe. Check out some of the country’s top tourist attractions that include picturesque windmills, colorful flower fields, and vibrant cities rich in art, culture, and history:

 

 

myswitzerland.com entices visitors with a promise of Switzerland’s fresh air, pure water, lush alpine flora, magnificent views, among other things that you could see and experience in the country.

According to expatica.com, though Switzerland may be a small country, its tourism is anything but miniscule. Switzerland has more than 200 peaks higher than 3,000m alongside its bucolic countryside, ancient castles, clear turquoise lakes and breathtaking mountain peaks in every direction. Check out some of these breathtaking spots below:

 

visitsweden.com says that Sweden is known to be an edible country with 100 million acres of fine do-it-yourself dining. It also attracts tourists with its exquisite view of the Northern Lights!

Excited to see more of what awaits you in Sweden? planetware.com lists down the following places you could choose from and assures that boredom will not come knocking on your doorstep:

 

newzealand.com vows that a visit in New Zealand means you’ll be waking up in paradise where something awaits you every day. The country’s stunning landscapes and friendly locals are closer than you think.

For many travelers, as smartertravel.com says, New Zealand is both a dream destination and a once-in-a-lifetime place to visit. See some of its amazing sceneries below:

Trivia time again guys! According to thecanadaguide.com, the name “Canada” is said to be derived from the Huron-Iroquois word Kanata, meaning “village” or “settlement.” Traditional lore says that the name became common among Europeans during the early colonial period and is rooted in a misunderstanding by French explorer Jacques Cartier (1491–1557), who believed it to be the traditional aboriginal name of the lands he had discovered.

Readers Digest adds that you haven’t truly experienced Canada until you have seen some of its most important works of art. National Gallery of Canada is just one among the country’s top tourist sites. See more of them below:

australia.com says that there’s a very unique way of life in Australia – a shared spirit that Aussies call their Philausophy. There is actually a book of the same name written by fascinating Aussies who live the lifestyle – and have the stories to prove it.

From remarkable geological formations through to cultural institutions, webjet.com.au lists down some of Australia’s captivating, intriguing and awe-inspiring sights that should not be missed by every tourist: