Autumn Morning Light near Kobbefjord (Kangerluarsunnguaq)

Autumn Morning Light near Kobbefjord (Kangerluarsunnguaq)

A veiled September morning sun breaks through the clouds over snow-dusted peaks near the entrance to Kobbefjord, known in Greenlandic as Kangerluarsunnguaq, its light scattered across the fjord waters south of Nuuk.

Location September 2025, Nuuk Fjord, Greenland View photo →
A Cloudy July Day on the Waters of Nuup Kangerlua

A Cloudy July Day on the Waters of Nuup Kangerlua

A boat's foaming wake trails across the still, grey waters of Nuup Kangerlua, some 20 km inland from Nuuk, where steep, snow-streaked mountains rise straight from the fjord under a heavy, overcast summer sky.

Location July 2026, Nuuk Fjord, Greenland View photo →
Qallussuaq (Circus Lake) Under Low Clouds

Qallussuaq (Circus Lake) Under Low Clouds

Low clouds cling to the granite cliffs of Quassussuaq (Danish: Lille Malene) above the still, green waters of the lake Qallussuaq, known in Danish as Cirkussøen, or "Circus Lake" in English.

Location June 2025, Nuuk, Greenland View photo →
Split Face with Antlers - Street Art in Nuussuaq
A Tupilak Pointing the Way to Ajagaq

A Tupilak Pointing the Way to Ajagaq

A steel tupilak, catching the low evening sun, marks the route to Ajagaq, the municipality's arts workshop, where local artists have carved and shared Greenlandic craft traditions since 2015.

Location July 2026, Nuuk, Greenland View photo →
"Loading” – Nuuk Street Art by Inuk Højgaard

"Loading” – Nuuk Street Art by Inuk Højgaard

This graffiti painting depicts a steel-and-glass skyline crowding out a small village of colorful traditional houses, both suspended on a loading bar still in progress. Painted in 2020 by Greenlandic artist Inuk Højgaard, the mural speaks to the widening gap between life in Nuuk and in Greenland's smaller communities. Højgaard himself resists calling it a simple critique of the capital's growth.

Location July 2026, Nuuk, Greenland View photo →
Overlooking the Roads of Eqalugalinnguanut and Issortarfimmut
RV Tarajoq in Nuuk

RV Tarajoq in Nuuk

RV Tarajoq is Greenland's flagship fisheries research vessel, operated by the Greenland Institute of Natural Resources (Pinngortitaleriffik) on behalf of the Government of Greenland. This ice-strengthened vessel is used to survey fish stocks and map the seabed across Arctic waters. The name means "salt" and is an old Inuit word for the sea itself.

Location July 2006, Nuuk, Greenland View photo →
View of Nuuk from the top of Ukkusissaq
Quassussuaq with Ukkusissaq in the Background