Din Portugalia până aproape de Cercul Polar, cu trenul. Noua legătură Finlanda-Suedia face posibil un traseu de circa 5.000 km

Finland and Sweden have resumed passenger train services across their northern border after nearly four decades, enhancing travel options in Europe. The first train departed from Oulu to Haparanda, welcomed by locals. Services were previously suspended due to low passenger numbers and technical incompatibilities. The new connection operates twice daily, taking about 100 minutes. Passengers can continue their journey south by changing trains in Haparanda, potentially enabling long-distance travel across Europe. This service reflects increased cooperation between the two countries and a growing trend in rail travel in Europe.