Finland West: The Sacred and The Profane
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moomin museum,
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Following the excursion to the northern Arctic Circle, and to the eastern Lakelands of Finland, the semester in Helsinki was capped with a final tour through western Finland. In just two days we visited multiple chapels and cemeteries such as Erik Bryggman’s Resurrection Chapel, and...
