Discover the best attractions and experiences Norrbotten has to offer
Explore some of Norrbotten's storied sites that reveal centuries of Arctic life, trade, and faith.
A UNESCO-listed church town near Luleå with well-preserved red cottages clustered around an impressive stone church.
A prominent 19th-century cathedral in central Luleå, noted for its tower and historic interiors.
An iconic red-brick church dominating Kiruna’s skyline, built in 1912.
Dive into the region’s culture, history, and science at its dedicated museums and centers.
A broad museum in Luleå exploring regional history, culture, and Sámi heritage.
Interactive science and technology museum with hands-on exhibits for all ages.
Exhibits about iron ore mining and the life of Kiruna’s underground world.
Visit sacred spaces that have shaped local communities and spiritual life in the Arctic north.
A charming church in Jukkasjärvi with a long parish history and traditional Nordic architecture.
A central place of worship and a striking architectural symbol in Luleå.
A distinctive red-brick church that stands as a landmark in Kiruna.
Nature steals the show in Norrbotten, with vast parks offering endless Arctic adventures.
Iconic for its clear skies, alpine landscapes, and prime aurora viewing.
A wild, forested expanse with deep canyons and ancient trees to explore.
Vast highland scenery and Sámi cultural heritage along expansive trails.
Discover the distinct vibes of Arctic towns and villages that shape the region.
The urban hub with waterfront strolls, shops, and Nordic charm.
A mining-town core rebuilt around the iconic LKAB operations and culture.
A picturesque village known for the Icehotel and traditional Sámi heritage.
Cross-border town center near the Baltic, blending Swedish and Finnish influences.
Small-town charm in a Sámi region with local galleries and shops.
Enjoy the Arctic outdoors and heritage without an entry fee.
Stroll the UNESCO site and admire the historic church town from the outside.
Follow well-marked trails through dramatic scenery on free-to-access paths.
Stand under the Arctic sky and look for the northern lights from open spaces.
Savour Arctic flavors and Sámi-inspired dishes that define Norrbotten cuisine.
Slow-cooked, hearty meat dish common in Arctic Swedish cuisine.
Delicate river fish prepared in various styles, showcasing local waters.
Sweet treats or jams made from bright yellow cloudberries, a northern specialty.
In northern towns, evenings blend coziness with Nordic ambience and live music.
Local venues offer casual live music and a relaxed atmosphere.
Pubs and cafés host unplugged sets and social evenings.
Guided nighttime outings to maximize chances of seeing the aurora.
Iconic experiences that capture the Arctic spirit and creativity of the region.
World-famous ice hotel offering a surreal winter experience and nightly ice bar.
Thoughtful aurora and night-sky vantage point with easy accessibility.
Cultural event showcasing Sámi craftsmanship, food, and performances.
Snow, ice, and wilderness invite thrilling outdoor adventures year-round.
Glide through snowy forests pulled by energetic huskies.
High-adrenaline rides across rugged Arctic terrain.
Accessible alpine skiing with scenic Nordic backdrops.
Dive deeper into Sámi culture, remote landscapes, and lesser-known gems.
Historic market celebrating Sámi culture with crafts and performances.
Guided interactions with Sámi hosts, reindeer experiences, and storytelling.
Immersive days with reindeer herders, learning traditional ways.