You can visit Santa Claus's residence at any time of year
According to Finland's official tourism website Visitfinland.com, Santa Claus's residence in the city of Rovaniemi welcomes big and small guests every day. Here, both children and adults can immerse themselves in a magical atmosphere and personally chat with the wizard. And Santa Claus's main annual mission – delivering happiness around the world – is carried out with the help of a team of fluffy reindeer.
For children, there is hardly a more interesting and magical place than the residence of Santa Claus himself. The wizard's cottage matches its owner – charming, warm, and very cozy. Santa listens carefully to each child's requests and wishes and can even sing a couple of cheerful Christmas songs.
Christmas is a time for good deeds. For example, Finns often leave crumbs and seeds for birds on the street, helping them survive the long, cold winter.
The magic of Christmas is undeniable. After all, Christmas is a time of kindness and peace, which people spend with their family and friends. Santa Claus himself also enjoys Christmas treats, particularly gingerbread cookies baked by Mrs. Claus.
Santa Claus and his reindeer Rudolph are a real team. They have traveled a considerable distance together over rocky hills covered with fresh snow.
Before a long journey, it is simply necessary to have a good meal. Delicious reindeer moss is the best fuel for a reindeer setting off on a Christmas journey.
By stopping by Santa Claus's residence, you can pet real reindeer on their soft fur – and don't miss the reindeer with the red nose!
Santa Claus's post office receives several hundred thousand letters each year from 199 countries around the world. If you too want to write to the wizard, send a letter to: Santa Claus, Santa Claus's Main Post Office, 96930 Napapiiri, Finland.
Where does Santa Claus draw the energy and strength to deliver gifts to children around the world and greet guests in his home every day? From the midnight sun, of course! During the long summer months, when the sun never sets in Lapland, Santa Claus and his elves gain energy that lasts all winter.