Welcome to Nunatta Katersugaasivia Allagaateqarfialu - Greenland National Museum and Archives. Here you can read more about the museum’s collections and exhibitions, as well as …

A visit to the National Museum is an experience and opportunity to gain insight into the many cultures that have existed in Greenland. Here you can read more about the museum’s …

The collections of Greenland National Museum cover the entire 4,500 years of the history of Greenland. Explore unique ethnographic and archaeological collections from throughout …

Greenland National Museum and Archives are organised into two departments, the archives and the museum. The Heads of the museum and archives together with the director and office …

The museum's main mission is to collect, preserve, document, research and disseminate the Greenlandic heritage in order to safeguard it. The museum also carries out building retention …

On this website you can find everything you need to know about the records and documents in our collections, ideas of how they can be used, as well as information about the services …

You can use the National Archives to research the history of Greenland, your family history, school assignments, academic papers, and much more. You are welcome to contact the …

The history of museums and archives in Greenland began in Nuuk in the 1960s, when a National Museum was established as a private initiative with the support of a museum association. This …

Here you can find advice on your listed building, learn about ancient monuments in Greenland, the conservation work of Greenland National Museum & Archives, and much more.

The National Museum is housed in the characteristic warehouses of Nuuk’s old colonial harbour. Museum Opening Hours. The National Museum has seasonal opening hours: Winter …