Join a walking tour through Greenland’s capital, Nuuk, and experience the city with an Inuk local as your guide. You’ll get an honest and personal look into both Nuuk’s history and everyday life today. The tour begins in Nuutoqaq (Kolonihavnen /the Colonial Harbor), one of the oldest and most beautiful areas in the city. Here, you’ll hear stories about Greenland’s past and how Inuit culture and Danish colonial history have shaped the country and its people. Your guide will also talk about traditional hunting and its continuing importance in Greenlandic life today. From there, the walk continues into modern Nuuk, where you’ll see places like the Katuaq Cultural Centre, Inatsisartut (Parliament), and local public art. Along the way, your Inuk guide shares insights about daily life, youth culture, and social changes in modern Greenland. This is an easy, welcoming and informative tour that gives you a real sense of how Nuuk has grown from a small settlement into a modern Arctic city while still keeping its deep cultural roots. Tour Information: • Duration: About 1.5 to 2 hours • Group size: Up to 15 people • Languages: Danish, English or Greenlandic • What to bring: Comfortable shoes and weather-appropriate clothing. The tour runs in all weather conditions. • Included: Headphones connected directly to the guide. This tour is perfect for visitors who want to see Nuuk through local eyes and hear Greenland’s story told by someone who grew up in its culture.