This winter you can fly directly to Kiruna from:
Stockholm - 90 min
Copenhagen - 2 h 20 min
Düsseldorf - 3 h 10 min
From the high mountains in the north-west to the deep forests in the east, there are many small destinations to discover.
Dating back to the 17th century, Jukkasjärvi is one of the oldest villages in Norrbotten. This is where ice, culture and history come together. Visit the world’s first ice hotel, gain an insight into Sámi culture at Sámi Siida Márkanbaiki, and set off on guided excursions.
Discover JukkasjärviRenowned as the world’s best destination for light shows and the Northern Lights. In the national park, you’ll be surrounded by snow-capped mountains and magnificent winter landscapes that are perfect for snowshoe walks, snowmobile safaris and other wonderful winter adventures.
Discover AbiskoNikkaluokta opens for the winter season at the end of February. Under the warming spring sun, you can explore the mountains on skis, join a snowmobile excursion to Kebnekaise, or simply enjoy some fantastic food at Restaurant Skáidi.
Discover NikkaluoktaThe winter season in Björkliden gets underway in early February. Here, young and old alike can go skiing and explore the mountains together, with Lapporten providing a magnificent backdrop. Fill your days with winter activities and visit Sweden’s highest mountain station, Låktatjåkko, for the famous Låktavåfflan.
Discover BjörklidenThe legendary ski resort right up on the border with Norway. Generations of skiers have flocked to these mountains for the unique skiing experience and the extensive off-piste opportunities. From Riksgränsen, you’re also close to Katterjåkk, where you can continue your mountain adventure in a different setting.
Discover RiksgränsenHere you’ll find winter landscapes, small communities and experiences off the beaten track. Visit Kristallen in Lannavaara and discover minerals, gemstones and local crafts, or stop off at Karesuando Knives for authentic craftsmanship with strong local roots.
Discover the countrysideWelcome to the cosiest snow festival in the world! As the light returns and the cold bites into your skin, the people of Kiruna celebrate the snow and winter with the Kiruna Snow Festival. This winter festival has been held on the last weekend in January since 1986, right in the heart of Kiruna. And, as always, the festival is completely free and packed with activities for all ages.
Kiruna Snow FestivalCrafts
Art Exhibition
Music
Christmas dinner
Festival
Christmas dinner
Price fr. 825 SEK/person
Market
Food
Art Exhibition
Happening