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Arctic Circle

Greenland,  a self governing part of Denmark, lies mostly north of the Arctic Circle, and much of the interior of the country is permanently covered by an ice sheet.

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Tourist Greenland:
Explore the official tourist guide from the National Tourist Board of Greenland.

Getting to Greenland

Greenland is the world's largest island, and the only reliable way to get there is by plane. Ships do sail through the icebergs, but it depends on the conditions.

Greenland Guide:
No matter whether you heed the call 'to the wild' or prefer great adventures without the risk of breaking your neck, Greenland has something to offer you.

Weather in Greenland

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Nuuk

The capital of Greenland has an ice-free harbour at the entrance of Godthåbsfjord, on the south-western coast of the island.

Norse colonists struggled to survive around the area of present-day Nuuk, during the 9th to 15th centuries, and later abandoned the settlement.

The present city was founded by the Danes as Godthåb - Good Hope - in 1721.

Thule

The settlement of Thule, in north-west Greenland, was founded by the Danish explorer Knud Rasmussen, in 1910, and was used as a base for five Arctic expeditions between 1912 and 1924.

The Inuit were the original inhabitants of the site, and their distinct way of life was shown to the world as Thule culture.

The Inuit have been relocated, and today it is a large strategic air base.

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