Welcome to the the hilly billy land of religious tolerance.

I do not want to bring you down, but generally, Finnish extremely major religion is christianity and anything little bit different is looked with big frown on face. You might find some little more shamanistic from the northern part of the Finland, but unless you are going to participate with few little pagan associations in Finland, you are good as you would be going to the Russia when looking for paganism and pagan religions.

I am aware that there are more deeper groups and practitioners of the craft in Finland, but these traditional groups tend to keep themselves. In general culture, witchcraft and/or paganism is considered to be a fring belief and is very little seen on a normal life.

Thank you for the useful and somewhat surprising information about the general state of occult affairs in Finland. I sure will observe caution in expressing my beliefs during the travel.

Ukon juhla should be fun though!