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Qaqortoq is in Southern Greenland.
Qaqortoq is Southern Greenland’s largest town, with about 3,000 inhabitants. The main industry in the town is fishing, but there are also administrative and education centers in Qaqortoq. There are also some natural hot springs near Qaqortoq that are open for visitors to take a dip in, the water is nearly 38 degrees.
Qaqortoq is in Southern Greenland.
Qaqortoq is Southern Greenland’s largest town, with about 3,000 inhabitants. The main industry in the town is fishing, but there are also administrative and education centers in Qaqortoq. There are also some natural hot springs near Qaqortoq that are open for visitors to take a dip in, the water is nearly 38 degrees.
The town is perfect for walking to get around because everything is fairly centrally located. Skis and snowmobiles make it easier to get around during the winter months.
Qaqortoq is a beautiful colonial town. You can explore it on foot. While walking through the quaint squares, you will find Greenland’s oldest fountain. There is also a sculpture park called “Stone and Man” where art is carved into the rock.
The main focus of the exhibitions at the Qaqortoq Museum is Norsemen history, and exhibits include harpoons, kayaks, and traditional blubber bags.
Swimming in the hot springs is quite an adventure, the water is a balmy 38 degrees and the air temperature is usually around 10. The hot springs are located on the island of Uunartoq near Qaqortoq, tours and transportation to the hot springs can be arranged with the local tourist offices.
LOCAL TIME
3:09 pm
January 19, 2021
America/Godthab
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