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To date, Finland takes a significant place in European culture. In Helsinki, Turku, Tampere and Lahti have symphony orchestras, in all localities have choirs and singing groups. The theatrical life of the country is dominated by Finnish Ballet, Finnish National Theatre, the Finnish National Opera and the Swedish Theatre. In the town of Savonlinna in July of each year undergo opera festivals. By the way, Finland is ranked first in the world by number of funds allocated by the state for the maintenance of theaters and museums.

Literature. Finland's first ideal was expressed in Swedish poet L. Runeberg in a cycle of poems, “Tales of ensign table.” In 1849 was published composition of the national heritage of the Finnish people Elias Lönnrot 'Kalevala'. The first writers and poets, seek to assert the Finnish language in the literature, distinguished supporter of educational and patriotic ideals Jaakko Yuteyni; lyricist Samuli Kustaa Berg, as well as Paavo Korhonen, Olli Kyumyalyaynen and Antti Puhakka, who described people's lives in eastern Finland. The creativity is one of the founders of the Finnish literary language, Aleksis Kivi continued to create a national identity. He created the first Finnish play, wrote the novel 'Seven Brothers' (1870), which, after a brief resistance has become a national symbol. This novel marked the beginning of the transition from idealistic descriptions of the people in the spirit of romanticism to realism. It was a work for the triumph of Finland started in the field of literature and culture. Zacharias also Topeliusom wrote written historical novels in the spirit of Sir Walter Scott. His work 'The Tales paramedic' was quickly translated from Swedish into Finnish. At the end of the XIX century European literature moved to the side of realism and naturalism, which undoubtedly influenced the Finnish literature. In addition, due imprint imposed and Russian literature, which demanded full compliance with reality. The most famous Finnish children's writer certainly, is Tove Jansson. Her story about the Moomin family was translated into dozens of languages. Modern children's writers include Marcus Mayaluomu, Hannu Mäkelä, Timo Parvelu.

Drama.Finnish play differs clearly in a literary character: it affects the moral issues of modern life, such as violence and power, youth and old age, history and modernity. Jussi Parviainen in his plays in colors is described as a man, in pursuit of a superficial fashion trends. Jouko Turkka exposes Love and politics of their cruel, but ironic cynicism.

Folklore.Special influence on Finnish music has traditional Karelian melodies and lyrics, which draws its inspiration from the epic 'Kalevala'. Karelian culture is based on an understanding of Finnish myths and legends. Over the past few decades, a Finnish folk music has become part of popular music (so known outside of Finland has received a draft Loituma).

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