• LKAB’s Visitor Centre - Delving into the heart of Kiruna’s development, the LKAB’s Visitor Centre is a must-visit destination for mining enthusiasts. Here, interactive exhibits shed light on the vital role of the mining industry in the town’s progress, showcasing the innovative technology and unwavering dedication that drive this essential sector in Northern Sweden.
• Kiruna Mine - A journey through Kiruna wouldn’t be complete without paying homage to the Monument of Ancient Iron Miners, a poignant tribute to the town’s mining community. This striking sculpture stands tall, symbolizing the enduring mining heritage and honoring the generations of iron miners who have left an indelible mark on this remarkable region.
• Fårhage Gruvstadsparken - Fårhage Gruvstadsparken, or the Fårhage Mining Town Park, is a historical site in Kiruna, Sweden, known for its mining heritage. It’s a fascinating area that showcases the history of mining in the region, particularly in the early 20th century. The park features preserved mining buildings, equipment, and artifacts, allowing visitors to step back in time and learn about the mining industry’s role in shaping Kiruna
• Stone Circle - For those with a penchant for history, the Stone Circle beckons, inviting you to step back in time and unravel the mysteries of an ancient site steeped in legend and lore. As you stand amidst the enigmatic stones, you’ll find a profound connection to Kiruna’s rich past, resonating with the unique energy that pervades this remarkable place.
• Kiruna Church - Kiruna Church, a magnificent wooden structure renowned for its distinctive Gothic Revival architecture, offers a serene and contemplative experience. Here, you can immerse yourself in the church’s tranquility and admire the breathtaking altar, a harmonious blend of faith and artistry.

• Guided tour by a local expert

Stroll side by side through Kiruna’s enchanting history. At LKAB’s Visitor Centre, gentle lighting unveils tales of mining innovation. The sound of machinery harmonizes with voices of progress. At the Monument of Ancient Miners, bronze statues stand silently. Their strength pays tribute to dedication and reflects themes of loyalty and love. In Fårhage Gruvstadsparken, aged wood and iron narrate stories of daily life. Faint echoes of a bygone mining town can be heard. At the Stone Circle, ancient stones lean into whispers of ritual. The chilly air brushes against your skin as myths come to life. Inside Kiruna Church, warm wood glows beneath Gothic arches. Do sacred places feel different when experienced together?

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