Finnair has updated its planned flight schedule for the summer of next year - 31 March - 26 October 2024. The carrier has seen an increased global travel demand over the last few months and is going to add frequencies between its Helsinki hub and destinations in Northern and Central Europe as well as Japan for the summer season of 2024. 

Finnair will start a service to Wroclaw in Poland on 2nd April, which will be a new destination for the airline.  

In Scandinavia, Finnair is adding frequencies to Tromsø and Trondheim in Norway and bringing back the flights it used to operate before the pandemic between Helsinki and Bergen that make a stopover in Stockholm, Arlanda. There will also be an additional morning frequency from Helsinki to Arlanda, as well as more frequencies to Billund, Denmark. 

In Germany, there will be more frequencies to Düsseldorf and Hamburg. In the UK and Ireland, Finnair is adding frequencies to Manchester, Dublin and Edinburgh. Finnair is also adding more frequencies to both Tokyo Narita and Osaka in Japan. 

In Poland, Finnair will increase frequencies to Krakow, reintroduce flights to Gdansk and introduce Wroclaw as a brand-new destination. Several large companies that originate from Finland and Asia are located in Southern Poland in or near Wroclaw. The vibrant city, known as Poland’s Silicon Valley, has a picture-perfect old town and a lively scene of art museums, cafes, restaurants and vintage shops. 

 “We are delighted to introduce Wroclaw as a new destination,” says Ole Orvér, Chief Commercial Officer at Finnair. “We believe Wroclaw is not only a welcome addition for business travellers but also an intriguing leisure destination for people looking for a city break in a picturesque setting.” 

.There are many great things to do in Wroclaw, first of all,  to get a great view of the city,  The Sky Tower is a great place to start any trip to this destination of beauty. Located on the top 49th floor of Sky Tower is one of the greatest attractions of Wrocław. The tourists can get on top in 1 minute with the lift that carries 20 people.   The entrance to the lifts is located in ul. Gwiaździsta. The last visitors can enter 30 minutes before the closing.

The cableway Polinka crosses over the Oder and last just over two minutes and the cable cars carry 15 people.  It is about 380m and the cars are about 7m above the water and is a rather nice thing to do, especially in fine weather! 

Wrocław Multimedia Fountain is the biggest fountain in Poland and one of the biggest in Europe. It was initiated on 4th June 2009 on the occasion of the 20th anniversary of the first free elections in postwar Poland.  It's located in the beautiful Szczytnicki Park, near the Centennial Hall and Wrocław Congress Centre, attracting many Polish and foreign tourists alike and a real must-see for any visitor. The shows take place every hour during the day and to really enjoy the place, go during the day and once during the evening after dark, for a different atmosphere and sight to see.