Nuuk, Valentines dinner and snow-capped mountains

Accommodation in Nuuk.

With a stay at Hotel Hans Egede you are centrally located and within walking distance to the city’s many opportunities. The rooms are equipped with facilities such as Wi-Fi, TV and private bathroom. Several rooms have impressive views of Nuuk and the surrounding landscape.

Go exploring in Nuuk. We have gathered a selection.

Greenland National Museum.

Get closer to Greenland’s first people and feel the line of history that extends up to humanity today.
One of the highlights of the museum’s collection is the famous mummies and costumes from Qilakitsoq in northwestern Greenland. In addition, the museum also houses the oldest and almost completely intact skin boat – the Pearyland Umiaq, dating back to the 1470s.

Nuuk Art Museum.

Capturing and expressing what the eye sees and the heart feels in Greenland, in large and small ways, and respecting that not everything can be explained, but must be loved and felt, could be the idea when the old Adventist church in Nuuk was transformed into an art museum in 2005.
The collection emphasizes giving voice to the artists who come from outside Greenland and have an eye on Greenland, as well as the local artists in Greenland.

Malik swimming pool in Nuuk.

In 2003, the Malik swimming pool was created by Tegnestuen in Nuuk and KHRAS architects, and the architecture is a result of the desire to create a place where nature and indoor water activities harmonize with each other. The name Malik means “wave” and from the outside, the swimming pool can be perceived as a large wavy roof shape that seems to grow out of the landscape with a magnificent view of the fjord.

Katuaq, Nuuk Cultural Center.

Right in the heart of the city, you’ll recognize Katuaq by its undulating facade, inspired by the flickering northern lights and the dramatic shapes of icebergs, reflected in its wave-like facade of golden wooden slats. Inside is a large concert hall, cinemas, a café and exhibition areas.

Nuuk Center and shopping.

Nuuk Center houses a wide range of shops ranging from local specialty stores to international brands. In addition to the retail stores, the Nuuk Center also contains service businesses such as travel agencies, hairdressers and bank branches.
A visit to the Nuuk Center also offers eateries where you can taste both local and international food, and often you can find cultural events such as art exhibitions and music performances that add an extra dimension to the shopping experience.

The coastal path in Nuuk (Boardwalk).

The coastal path in Nuuk winds along the coast and offers magnificent views of the fjord, the surrounding mountains and the Arctic landscape. Along the way you can observe icebergs drifting by and maybe even spot whales (depending on the season.) Also look out for birds, reindeer and Arctic foxes.
The Coastal Trail is accessible all year round and the experience varies significantly with the seasons. In summer you can enjoy the midnight sun casting a golden glow over the landscape, while winter offers the opportunity to experience the magical Northern Lights

When I’m in Nuuk, I start my day on the Nuuk Boardwalk. There’s something magnificent about being able to look out over the city while being close to nature. – Morten Bruhn, traveler with Travel by Heart Greenland