Omistatuntto

Omistatuntto, also known as the Finnish National Day, is a significant public holiday in Finland, celebrated annually on December 6th. The term "Omistatuntto" translates to "own day" in English, reflecting the day when Finland gained independence from Russia in 1917. The holiday is marked by various festivities, including parades, concerts, and fireworks displays. It is a time for Finns to reflect on their national identity and heritage, and to celebrate their country's achievements and progress. The holiday is also a time for families to gather and enjoy traditional Finnish cuisine, such as lutefisk and reindeer meat. Omistatuntto is a day of national pride and unity, and it serves as a reminder of Finland's rich history and cultural heritage.