Favorite thing: The mission was built in 1747 to house the headquarters of the Greenland Moravian Mission, sent by command of King Christian IV. They were sent to assist Hans Egede. It seems that this did not work, so the Moravians, left the mission and set up their own mission on the distant side of the peninsula.
The building has been many things over the years, and is currently home to the University of Greenland - supporting 100 students.
Fondest memory: http://www.ilisimatusarfik.gl/
Updated May 25, 2010
Favorite thing: I am sure that as i was visiting in the late winter months - I did not see the gardens at their best. They were snow filled and there was nothing of a garden to speak about - the summer may bring a different picture.
Fondest memory: Around this area, there was a great number of memorials to commemorate people and events.
Written May 16, 2010
Favorite thing: The post office is an important facility, no matter which town, city or country you are visiting. In Nuuk, the post office is busy and has it's own unique opening times.
Monday to Wednesday and Friday 10.00 - 15.00
Thursday 10.00 - 17.00
Saturday 10.00 - 13.00
Outside of these hours there is a self service area and equipment.
Written May 16, 2010
Favorite thing: I was looking for information on a number of things located in Nuuk. I decided to visit the National Library in central Nuuk. The reason was two fold - it was a Sunday and the tourist offices were shut and it was close to the hotel where I was a guest.
There are bookable and walk-up internet facilities which are free of charge. The staff are friendly and very helpful; and the building itself was welcoming.
Nunatta Atuagaateqarfia, The Greenland Library, Imaneq 26, PO Box 1011, 3900 Nuuk
Phone: +299 32 11 56
Fax: +299 34 89 49
Updated May 12, 2010
Favorite thing: Nuuk is a moderne city with industry, fishing, service and administration. You can go around in the city by bus or by taxi and of course you can walk. The old houses are very beautiful, but the newer blocks of flats are less nice.
Written Feb 22, 2007
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Q: What is the price of a helicopter tour of the ice sheet from Nuuk?

A: Prices are generally about a little less than five hundred US dollars for less than an hour ( a little more expensive than Alaskan helicopter tours which can be only...
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Another one of the places I really want to visit

I have finally made it to Nuuk, it is another one of those out of the way places that I have always wanted to visit. It seems that 2010 was the year to travel this far north and west. Although...
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Visiting Greenland is a great experience. In the capital Nuuk there´s several interesting activities. The most spectular perhabs is "the Board" in danish "Brædtet" from where the sealers and whalers...
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DK-3900 Nuuk (Godthab), Greenland's capital.

How many people could name the capital of Greenland? ...Nuuk has been its official name since Home Rule was enacted in 1979. Nuuk's also known as Godthab (Good Hope), a name given by Norwegian...
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I would like to go there one day

I've got some interesting experiences in Nuuk. I'd love to share with you the 1 tip I've written, the 1 photo uploaded, and 0 travelogues I've created.
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Greenland AKA something. I should look at the map.

Well, sorry I don't have pictures, I've lost them or something. well anyway, Greenland is very cold! And in case your chopping wood for a fire and anaxe gets in your head, call out THERE'S AN AXE IN...
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