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Winter Market, Jokkmokk, Sweden

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Introduction

Emilie Demant Hatt

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The Palace of the
Snow Queen

Photo Gallery

Start here to explore Sami websites and other
sites connected with Lapland and the Scandinavian
sub-arctic.


Tourism and General Information Sites for Scandinavia, Lapland, and the Barents Region:

Visit Sweden travel and tourism info

Visit Finland travel and tourism info

Visit Norway travel and tourism info

Barents Info portal to the Barents region

Icehotel in the village of Jukkasjärvi, 200 kilometers north of the Arctic Circle in Sweden

A guide to Kiruna and its major attractions

The Norwegian Coastal Voyage

Santa's Post Office at Santa's Village in Rovaniemi, Finland

Basic Introductions to Sami Culture on the Web:

Sápmi
A site maintained by the Swedish Sami, with one of the best all-round introductions to Sami politics, history, and culture

Virtual Finland
Information about the Finnish Sami

The Sami of Norway
An article by Elina Helander

Explore North
An article by Wenke Brenna on the Sami in Norway

Oktavuohta
A digital magazine on Sami culture, produced in English by the Sami Parliament in Finland


Museums, Institutes, and Cultural Festivals

Nordic Sami Institute in Kautokeino, Norway

Centre for Sami Studies at the University of Tromsø in Norway

The Sami Museum in Karasjok, Norway, with the largest collection of Sami artifacts in Norway

Ájtte Museum in Jokkmokk, Sweden, has a focus on Sami culture and northern nature

SIIDA in Inari, Finland, is the home of the Sami Museum and the Northern Lapland Nature Centre. The site also links to Skábmagovat—The Indigenous Peoples’ Film Festival, held the last weekend of January.

Arktikum
A major museum in Rovaniemi, Finland, that focuses on Northern culture, history, and natural sciences

The winter festival in Jokkmokk, Sweden, held the first week in February—for the last four hundred years


U.S. Organizations and Sami Studies

www.utexas.edu
The University of Texas Sami culture and language course website offers scientific and experiential information on Sami culture.

BÁIKI: The International Sami Journal is a major English-language source of information about Sámi arts, literature, history, spirituality, and environmental concerns. It also covers news of North American Sami community events.