Lapland in general

It wasn't my idea to go to Lapland. Trust me, there are a hundred places I'd rather have been to. It was my grandmother's idea; she had been left some money by a relative, and Lapland was a place she had visited as a child. Realising my little brother would only believe in Father Christmas for another year or so, she and my grandfather decided to take us all to Lapland. This was all about five years ago, but I saw something about it on the telly recently that reminded me about it, so I thought I'd write it up so all you lot know. Lapland is the kind of place you know all about when you're a little kid, and then once you hit adolescence you forget all about it. ...

Went on the one day lapland extravangza with my husband and 3 children on Dec 9th 2007. What a rip off! Canterbury travel are making easy money. They put no effort into these tours what so ever. The snow is the only good thing. Santa was a rush job, the presents were pound shop. The Lunch venue is so small that our party of 5 had to sit apart. One snowmobile between the whole plane of children. No interaction from any of these so called 'Santa's special elves". Staff at Canterbury are so rude to deal with when telling them of ur complaints. Please don't be fooled by them when they justify their higher costs by saying they are better than other tour operators. They ...

Lapland is a vast area of land covering Northern Norway, Sweden, Finland and Russia. The indigenous people are the Saami people. Nowadays, Lapland is controlled by the Saami Parliament. Although they deal with issues in Lapland, they are still answerable and under their National Government's control. (Sort of like the Scottish Parliament) The area of Lapland I am focusing on in this review is the Kiruna area, and in particular - The Icehotel. I have chosen to share my knowledge on this area as it is easily accessible from the UK. The Icehotel is located in a village called Jukkasjarvi, near the town of Kiruna, 110 miles north of the Arctic Circle. ...