In a nutshell

How does it feel to live at 64°10' north? Find out with your guide on a comfortable bus tour around the unmissable sights of Nuuk, the world's northernmost capital city. From the wooden cottages in the village of Nuussuaq to a cultural center with a surprising design, the port and Greenland's only university.

Main stops

Sightseeing bus tour of Nuuk: old colonial port; suburbs of Nuussuaq and Qinngorput; Parliament; Katuaq Cultural Centre; center; Atlantic port; ski center; University of Greenland

The programme

Choose a comfortable seat on the bus to enjoy privileged views of Nuuk in its entirety, the little capital of Greenland that combines big-city atmosphere with small-town charm.
As you pass through the old colonial port with your guide, you'll take a trip back in time: did you know that Hans Egede, the 'apostle of Greenland' who founded the city, first landed here?
At the village of Nuussuaq, the typical wooden cottages of the Inuit give the place a timeless feel. Meanwhile, the modern district of Qinngorput will bring you back to the present.
But the real innovation lies in the design of the Katuaq Culture Centre, a building with shapes inspired by icebergs and the aurora borealis. A meeting place and a space for art and culture for the local community.
In the center of the capital, you'll see colorful houses nestled in between the mountains, while in the Atlantic port area, you might spot local fishermen weaving their nets.
And as you travel between the Quassussua ski center and Greenland's only university, you'll only have one thought in your head: despite its diminutive size, Nuuk has absolutely everything!

Good to know

This experience will be narrated in English.