Unearth the remnants of Viking settlements at the Norse Ruins in Qaqortoq, a historical site dating back to the 10th century. Discover the foundations of longhouses, imagine the lives of the Vikings who lived there, and gain a deeper understanding of Greenland early history.
The Greenlandic government provides a range of incentives and tax benefits aimed at enticing foreign investors. These incentives serve to substantially lessen the tax obligations, thereby enhancing the overall return on investment. By taking advantag...Read More
Explore the vibrant art scene of Nuuk at the Nuuk Art Museum, a treasure trove showcasing a blend of contemporary and traditional Greenlandic art forms. Wander through a captivating collection featuring a diverse array of sculptures, paintings, texti...Read More
The "Mother of the Sea" statue stands proudly atop a hill, an iconic landmark overlooking Nuuk. As you ascend to this symbol of motherhood and fertility, be prepared for breathtaking panoramic views that encompass the cityscape and the surrounding fj...Read More
Nuuk stands out for its high rental yields, surpassing many international markets. This presents a lucrative opportunity for investors looking to rent out their properties, offering substantial potential for income generation. The robust rental yield...Read More
Gear up for an adrenaline-charged experience at Xtreme Adventures! Test your limits by conquering the rock wall or feel the rush as you zip line through the desert landscape. This thrilling destination offers a range of exciting activities designed t...Read More
