Changes to restrictions imposed due to COVID-19 epidemic as of 1 June 2020: gatherings and public events in Finland
Public events with a maximum of 50 persons will be allowed as of 1 June 2020. The restrictions apply to public events and public meetings organised indoors and outdoors. Public events and public meetings of more than 50 and a maximum of 500 persons in indoor and enclosed outdoor spaces can be organised under special arrangements. Public events with more than 500 persons are prohibited until 31 July 2020.
As a result of the restrictions and the recommendations, most of the running events have been canceled or postponed. We strive to keep the events calendar of the international running events in Finland as up-to-date as possible.
We hope to see you in Finland soon! If this is not possible in 2020, then hopefully in 2021!
Five excellent reasons to run in Finland!
There are countless good reasons why you too should come to Finland to run – here we present five very important reasons Read more…
Text by Jarmo Koskela | Photo by Otso Heinonen
Run in Finland – You are warmly welcome!
It is said that Finland was placed on the world map by its runners at the 1912 Summer Olympic Games in Stockholm. The Finns took no fewer than nine gold medals at these Games, lead by Hannes Kolehmainen, “Smiling Hannes”, who won three long-distance races. Read more…
Text and photo by Jarmo Koskela
Helsinki after run – 6 tips for exhausted runners
Every year in Helsinki there are many big running events with lots of international runners. After a long running competition, it’s a good idea for the exhausted runner to take a small break from running and enjoy the other opportunities Helsinki has to offer. Here we give you six tips on what to do in Helsinki on the days after your running event. Read more…
Text by Jarmo Koskela | Emojis by Finland Promotion Board
