Nuuk - the largest city of Greenland

Nuuk, Groenlandia

Nuuk is Greenland's capital and largest city, home to roughly 20,000 people and set dramatically where the Nuup Kangerlua fjord meets the Labrador Sea. Founded by Danish-Norwegian missionary Hans Egede in 1728, it blends colourful colonial-era wooden houses in the old Kolonihavn district with modern government buildings and the striking Katuaq Cultural Centre.

This video takes viewers through a city unlike any other — where Inuit heritage, Arctic wilderness and contemporary Greenlandic identity coexist. Expect glimpses of the National Museum, the bustling harbour where fishing boats and supply ships dock, and the surrounding mountains that make Nuuk one of the world's most scenically situated capitals.