Petri Burtsoff
Fiddly New Nordic cuisine is falling out of favour on its home turf
The fussy hyperlocal cooking style that transformed menus worldwide is now being pushed aside in favour of something more satisfying
The six restaurants that you should be booking this month, from Copenhagen to Sydney
From delicious pistachio croissants to welcome late-night dining, these reports will ensure that you’re never far from top tables.
Hot property: 10 new buildings shaping their neighbourhoods
These groundbreaking structures are redefining urban spaces from Australia to the Netherlands by harmonising with their environments and energising local communities.
Making time: The Finnish school shaping the future of watchmaking
How Kelloseppäkoulu has become the go-to institution for the next generation of top horologists, attracting attention from Swiss giants Rolex and Patek Philippe.
Porvoo’s growing culinary scene
Finland’s second-oldest city is a haven for food lovers, offering a mix of historic charm and vibrant dining with an emphasis on local produce.
Wood intentions: A look inside Stora Enso’s HQ as the largest timber building in Finland
Stora Enso’s vast new Finnish headquarters celebrates all things timber. This is one way to spruce up how you work.
Strength of character: How the Moomins grew to a €680m business with high-fashion collaborations
How Finland’s loveable trolls turned into a global brand.
December cultural updates, from Ruinart’s art-infused cellars to Finland’s national soundtrack
A worldwide exploration of art, film, music, media and books.
Three legacy furniture brands crafting masterpieces in a modern world
We visit three family-owned furniture businesses that have thrived through the generations to discover how they continue to produce unique high-quality pieces.
Why are Finns enlisting in the military?
Following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, thousands of Finns are learning to fight, mindful of their country’s 1,300km border with its bellicose eastern neighbour.
