
LEVI, Finland (February 21, 2025) – Just outside the Finnish town of Levi, some 2,842 kilometers north of Stuttgart, the average winter temperature is minus 10 degrees Celsius. Daylight is limited to around four hours, between 10:00 and 14:00, after which the mercury plummets and the night sky overhead turns a fathomless black. If you’ve ever wanted to see the celestial phenomenon known colloquially as the northern lights, Levi is the place to be. Continue reading