Nanortalik Outdoor Museum is a History Museum in Greenland
The Nanortalik Outdoor Museum is an open-air museum in the old harbour quarter of Nanortalik, the southernmost town in Greenland. A cluster of preserved timber and turf buildings, among the oldest in the country, has been gathered here to show how people lived in the colonial era and before, from a smithy and warehouses to traditional Inuit dwellings. A vivid window onto South Greenland's past, in a town whose name means the place of polar bears.

60°8'10"N, 45°14'45"W
The aurora season here runs from September to April, with the best chances of seeing the Northern Lights in October, November, February and March. Nanortalik Outdoor Museum makes for a great daytime activity while you wait for darkness and the aurora.
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