Where to stay in Korkalorinne
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Korkalorinne offers few beds, being chiefly housing. Head for central Rovaniemi. The downtown of the Lapland capital, north of this southern district, holds the lodging and onward connections most visitors need, while the calmer slopes toward Korkalovaara give travellers a restful base above the city, set apart from the busier core of the Arctic north of Finland.
About Korkalorinne
What are the main landmarks in Korkalorinne?
Korkalorinne carries no monument of its own. Its value is location. Spread on the southern slope of Rovaniemi between Korkalovaara and the city centre, the district puts the services of the Lapland capital and its scattered sights within a short reach, a calm residential base in the Arctic north for travellers who would rather not lodge among the busiest streets.
Quiet ground on the slope.
What is the history of Korkalorinne?
Korkalorinne grew with the southward reach of Rovaniemi onto its lower slopes. The hill drew housing down its flank. As the Lapland capital filled the ground between its centre and the western heights of Korkalovaara, residential districts such as Korkalorinne and neighbouring Rantavitikka took shape, gathering the everyday streets of the southern city in the Arctic north of Finland.
Where is Korkalorinne?
Korkalorinne spreads across the southern part of Rovaniemi, a residential slope below the western heights of the Lapland capital. It sits between hill and town. The district borders Korkalovaara on the higher ground to the west and Lapinrinne nearby, while the quieter quarter of Rantavitikka lies off to the south-east and the centre of Rovaniemi draws away to the north in the Arctic north of Finland.
A southern slope of the city.
Where Korkalorinne sits
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