Things to do in Kiruna

Descend 540 metres into the world's largest underground iron ore mine, where vast caverns reveal mining's epic scale. Tour the visitor centre with its impressive equipment displays and underground café.

Sweden's highest peak offers challenging hikes across Arctic alpine terrain, with panoramic views of Lapland's wilderness. The Midnight Sun provides extended daylight for this remarkable mountaineering adventure.

Kiruna Church's wooden design, inspired by Sami huts, stands as one of Sweden's most distinctive buildings. Inside, Prince Eugen's celebrated 1912 altarpiece "The Holy Grove" adorns the warm timber interior.

Known as "The Crystal," Kiruna's circular City Hall symbolises the city's mining-driven transformation. Explore its art galleries featuring space exhibitions and preserved elements from the original town hall.

Kiruna Folkets Hus is the cultural heart of Sweden's northernmost city, offering spaces for film, theatre, and community gatherings. Catch a performance or attend diverse events in its modern facilities.

Sweden's largest national park, Padjelanta showcases alpine plateaus with rare wildflowers and Sámi heritage. Hike the marked trail (July-September) to experience pristine lakes and reindeer herds.

Luossabacken offers pristine Arctic skiing just minutes from Kiruna's centre. Glide down slopes with panoramic views of the city, possibly catching the northern lights during evening runs.

Commune with nature and explore the great outdoors at Kaalasluspa during your travels in Kiruna. Discover the northern lights views while you're in the area.