Town of Qasigiannguit

A historical town in Greenland, Qasigiannguit offers attractions like hiking and whale watching. It also has a museum showcasing life from the 19th century.

Qasigiannguit, the second-oldest town in Greenland, holds historical significance dating back to 1734. While it faced challenges with the closure of its modern fishing processing plant and population migration to larger towns, Qasigiannguit still offers attractions such as hiking and whale watching. A must-visit is the Museum of Qasigiannguit, showcasing the Living Settlement, where local people reenact life from the early 19th century. The town's backcountry provides well-marked hiking paths, including trips to Eqalunnguit or Kangerluluk. For shorter stays, these hikes can be explored with information available on the website of Hotel Disko Bay in Qasigiannguit.