The charming town of Sisimiut, situated just 40 kilometres north of the Arctic Circle, is the northernmost town in Greenland. Identifiable by its colourful homes dotted amidst snowy landscapes, this charming little hamlet draws in travellers from far and wide to enjoy its wonders. A nature lovers dream and an adventure seekers paradise, Sisimiut, offers a wide range of outdoor activities including dog sledging, snowmobiling and hiking around the remarkably varied surrounding terrain, as well as a unique open-air swimming pool that is supported on stilts so that the heat does not melt the permafrost. Don’t miss the fascinating Sisimiut Museum, home to an intriguing collection of ancient tools and household items, an inventory from the Old Church with the original altarpiece dated to approximately 1650, and numerous paintings from the 1790s.