Introducing Kiruna
Kiruna is the northernmost town in Sweden and, at 19, 446 sq km, it’s the largest municipality in the country. The area includes Sweden’s highest peak (Kebnekaise, 2111m), a remarkable attraction in the form of a hotel made from ice, and several fine national parks and trekking routes. It’s worth making the effort to get up here, especially for nature lovers, hikers or anyone interested in Sami culture.
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Last updated: Feb 17, 2009
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by totorors 12 September 2011
Hi! I seriously need some help here! ;) Planning a trip to Norway/Sweden in Mid Feb 2012 for 20 Days. Can someone experience advise me…
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RE: Sweden on November
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