Although many people only come to Santa Claus Village for a day trip, I personally think it is worth staying 2 days and 1 night! Just looking at the sky at every moment is super beautiful.

The Santa Claus Village campus is small and has several accommodations. Here are some recommended places to visit:

Santa Claus Office

This is where the famous, United Nations certified and licensed Santa Claus is located!

We were just curious at first, but when we entered, we realized that we could also see Santa Claus here. While chatting with the staff outside, while waiting for Santa Claus to "finish working", chatting and hearing that we work in Finland, he proposed to give us a discount of 5 euros per photo, that is, 15 euros a w.

Santa Claus invited us in after the end of the office, this Santa Claus swept the previous two shy, became super enthusiastic, we have been talking to him, the photo is also he will teach us to pose and capture in the chat process (he controls the camera), he also said that we can go outside to pick photos, not satisfied can take more... Once the photos are selected, we can go in and ask him to sign them, stamp them, and record them with our own camera phones in the process.

Located in this building on the square behind the Christmas Village post office, the main ceremonies are received and performed here. Walk along the beautiful scenery and take a photo with Santa Claus, who is fluent in many languages and will bless you or greet you in your own language.

The official Santa Claus Post Office

The whole office is so lovely, along the way there are Santa Claus gift boxes, boxes with country labels, as well as his desk, he and a lot of celebrities and celebrities on the wall, as well as the "reindeer baby kindergarten", the queue along the way really let me feel as if this is Santa's office.

After shooting and recording all the way, I became more and more moved and nervous all the way. When I really saw Santa Claus, I forgot to talk to him, he said "hello" in Chinese, pointed to where we were sitting, took the photo, and it was over... It was all very sudden.

You can come here to buy postcards and stamps to send to your friends and family to experience the feeling of Santa Claus to send a letter, whether it is a special experience for the sender or the recipient. Mail boxes are divided into Christmas Mail and Daily Mail, which can be delivered according to personal preference!

Mrs.Santa Claus Office

Not just Santa's office, but Mrs. Claus's! Grandma's office is located behind the entrance to the elk sleigh, so you can come and chat with Grandma and take a picture.

At the entrance to Santa Claus Village there is a thick white line marking "66 degrees 33 minutes north latitude". In addition to the outdoor, the sightseeing service also has an indoor Arctic Circle line, be sure to check in!

In January, the temperature in Rovaniemi is only -10 degrees to -20 degrees, so cold that when you play outside, you want to run indoors!

There is more than enough time for a day at Santa Claus Holiday Village over there. The accommodation is a chalet with large, Christmasy rooms and even a sauna in the bathroom!

When I was a child, my dream was to see Santa Claus come here. It feels like a dream come true. It is worth recommending to everyone!