Santa Claus Village, Rovaniemi
The painted ARCTIC CIRCLE line crosses the cobbled square in the foreground — 66°33'16"N POLAR CIRCLE — with log-built wooden houses on both sides: the Santa Claus Post Office with its wreath-hung door at left, a lit souvenir shop window at right, and the landmark tall wooden tower glowing warmly at the square's center.
Scenario: 28 September 2026 · 00:30 Europe/Helsinki
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The painted ARCTIC CIRCLE line crosses the cobbled square in the foreground — 66°33'16"N POLAR CIRCLE — with log-built wooden houses on both sides: the Santa Claus Post Office with its wreath-hung door at left, a lit souvenir shop window at right, and the landmark tall wooden tower glowing warmly at the square's center. A direction signpost points to the North Pole and Rovaniemi city centre 8 km away. A candid midnight view of the village on the Arctic Circle, festive lights and shop windows burning against a starry 4.9°C night, the square quiet and empty after hours.
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