Jukkasjärvi

Jukkasjärvi is a small village in northern Sweden, located in the Arctic region. It is famous for its picturesque wooden church, which dates back to 1607, and its vibrant Sami culture, indigenous to Scandinavia. The village is renowned worldwide for the Icehotel, a unique hotel built entirely from ice and snow each winter, attracting tourists seeking a memorable experience of art and architecture in a cold environment. Jukkasjärvi’s stunning natural surroundings include pristine forests, lakes, and the Northern Lights, making it a popular destination for outdoor activities, cultural exploration, and experiencing Arctic wilderness.