Stretching over nearly 2,000 km, Sweden is characterized by a variety of landscapes. Partially agri-cultivated, it remains above all a wooded country.

In the Northeast of Europe, bordering the Baltic Sea, Finland is a country of geographic and cultural transition between Russia and Scandinavia.

Beyond the Arctic Circle lies Sápmi, divided mainly between Norway, Sweden, and Finland. It spans several hundred thousand square kilometers.

Almost entirely covered by the Scandinavian Alps, Norway owes its rugged topography to the glaciations that eroded it over 2.5 million years.

Located in the North Atlantic Ocean, Iceland is a volcanic island with a magnificent and unique natural scene. Why did people decide to settle here?