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The Northern Lights are visible on roughly 200 nights a year – or every other clear night – in Finnish Lapland.Nope, can't imagine wanting to go during the wither either.
Northern lights can be seen in Northern Norway also if you are into that sort of thing.
Have no idea which is more economical.
Enjoy your (close to) zero hour days up there though
Good luck filling 4 days. Not like there's Finnish cuisine to enjoy or Finnish historical areas to walk around. You can go up north and visit Santa's village at the arctic circle or see the northern lights but that's gonna be in winter when its -30 or -40 Celsius. Have fun with that.
Finland is one of the most social countries I have ever been in. Helsinki is filled with festivals for families, great restaurants, and awesome things to do all winter long. We met so many great people while we were there and really felt like we were part of the culture. You always feel safe, everything is clean and people are polite.
You have to just get outside the city so there is more darkness around you but you could see them quite well when were there.
No doubt it is safe and clean. People are generally friendly. There is just nothing to do or see.
Take a short ride to their neighbor on the left and you'll see the hottest women per capita in the world, although Ukraine might have something to say about that. Finnish women can be hot but most are very plain and ordinary.
I imagine that in the winter time they will be wearing lots of clothes too...
