Your guide will explain everything about the Icehotel, from its history and construction to the unique rooms, art installations, and traditions that make it one of the world's most extraordinary destinations. After learning about the hotel, you will embark on a self-guided tour, exploring each section at your own pace. As you walk through the beautifully sculpted ice corridors and admire the intricate artwork carved from snow and ice, you'll have the opportunity to fully appreciate the creativity, craftsmanship, and atmosphere that make the Icehotel such a remarkable experience.

While in Jukkasjärvi, take time to visit the charming Jukkasjärvi Church, one of Sweden’s oldest wooden churches. Built in the early 17th century, this iconic red church stands as a testament to the region’s rich cultural heritage. Surrounded by the peaceful Arctic landscape, it offers visitors a tranquil setting to admire its historic architecture, learn about local traditions, and experience a moment of quiet reflection.

A traditional Sámi cultural center that offers a fascinating insight into the heritage, customs, and way of life of the Sámi people. Explore exhibits that highlight centuries of Arctic traditions and gain a deeper understanding of this indigenous culture. A memorable highlight of the visit is the opportunity to interact with and feed reindeer, providing a unique hands-on experience and a special connection to one of Lapland’s most iconic animals.

Take time to explore the area and choose from several lunch options, ranging from traditional Sámi-inspired cuisine to the delicious Swedish buffet served at the Icehotel.

Before returning to your hotel, enjoy a guided tour of Kiruna and discover the city's unique transformation. Drive through the new city center, part of one of the world’s largest urban relocation projects, and pass the relocated Kiruna Church (with a visit included once open to the public). You’ll also explore parts of the old town and learn how the iron ore mine has shaped Kiruna’s history and prompted the relocation of homes, buildings, and entire neighborhoods. Lastly, stop at a local store which sells all sorts of meats, furs and trinkets.