From Kiruna: Icehotel, Sami Reindeer Museum & City Tour

From SEK SEK1,650.00
  • Duration: 270 Minutes (approx.)
  • Product code: From Kiruna: Icehotel, Sami Reindeer Museum & City Tour

Experience a memorable Arctic day trip from Kiruna combining world-famous ice art, breathtaking landscapes, and authentic Sámi culture.

You will be picked up from Kiruna and nearby areas and travel along a scenic Arctic road, offering beautiful views of forests, rivers, and wide-open northern landscapes. Along the way, keep an eye out for local wildlife such as moose and reindeer, which are often spotted in this region.

Your first stop is the charming village of Jukkasjärvi, home of the world-renowned Icehotel. Enjoy time to explore the Icehotel at your own pace on a self-guided visit. Admire the incredible ice rooms and hand-carved decorations, visit the famous ice bar, and take in the peaceful atmosphere beside the frozen Torne River.

While in Jukkasjärvi, you’ll also visit the historic Jukkasjärvi Church, one of Sweden’s oldest wooden churches. Dating back to the early 1600s, this beautiful red church offers a quiet moment of reflection and a glimpse into the region’s cultural and spiritual history, set against the serene Arctic surroundings.

Afterward, continue to Nutti Sámi Siida, a traditional Sámi museum showcasing the rich heritage, traditions, and daily life of the Sámi people. Here, you’ll learn about Sámi culture and enjoy a hands-on experience feeding reindeer—an unforgettable highlight of the day.

Before returning to your accommodation, enjoy a short guided tour of Kiruna and learn about the city's remarkable transformation. Drive through the new city center, developed as part of one of the world’s largest urban relocation projects, and pass by the relocated Kiruna Church, with a visit included once it is open to the public. You’ll also visit parts of the old town where your guide will explain how the iron ore mine has shaped Kiruna’s history and led to the relocation of homes, buildings, and entire neighborhoods. We will also stop at a local shop offering regional specialties, including locally sourced meats, traditional furs, and a variety of unique handcrafted souvenirs and trinkets.