A walking tour in Ilullisat
Zion’s Church
A historic church built in 1782, restored in 1907, and enlarged in 1929. It is open on weekdays and offers Sunday services.
Zion’s Church in Ilulissat was build in 1782, and back then, it was the largest building in all of Greenland. The church was restored in 1907, og in 1929 it was enlarged and moved further inland. The church is open on weekdays, and if you wish to experience a service, where people give it their all when they sing, you should visit the church on Sundays.
Knud Rasmussen Statue
A statue commemorating a famous explorer who crossed the Northwest Passage and led several expeditions.
Zion’s Church
A historic church built in 1782, restored in 1907, and enlarged in 1929. It is open on weekdays and offers Sunday services.
Naalakatta Illua Church
A church called Naalakatta Illua was moved from the coal mining town of Qullissat to Ilulissat after the town closed in 1972.
Dog Kennel of Ilulissat
Sled dogs are as emblematic of North Greenland as camels are of the Sahara. Here, you can visit the dogs but don't go there without the dogs' owners.
Sermermiut Cultural House
A cultural hub in Ilulissat, offering a range of activities, talks, and events for residents and tourists, with flexible interior layouts for cinema or theater.
Knud Rasmussen's birthplace
A picturesque town in Greenland is famous for its stunning views of icebergs, colorful houses, and cultural highlights, including a museum at Knud Rasmussen'...
Ilulissat Museum
The local museum showcases exhibitions on history, fishing practices, and local artists. The building itself was the birthplace of world-famous polar explore...
Harbor 2
A steep road leads to a harbor used by tour boats in Greenland. Visitors often meet tour operators at a designated point before driving to the harbor.