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    Tjodhildes Church

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    #1 of 1 things to do in Qassiarsuk
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    | Qassiarsuk, Qassiarsuk, Greenland
    +299 66 90 53
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    “Viking History Comes Alive”

    I enjoyed this reconstruction of 1000 year old ruins, which easily let me imagine what life was... read more

    Reviewed 16 September 2016
    BradHurley
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    Hartford, CT
    “Wonderful private owned greenlandic youthhostel”

    Visit this beautiful spot in Qassiarsuk. Peaceful, wonderful with an amazing view - visit Ellen... read more

    Reviewed 11 July 2016
    Kunngu
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    Mahe, India
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    Sep 15, 2016
    “Viking History Comes Alive”
    Jul 11, 2016
    “Wonderful private owned greenlandic youthhostel”
    Suggested Duration: 1-2 hours
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    Reviewed 16 September 2016
    Viking History Comes Alive

    I enjoyed this reconstruction of 1000 year old ruins, which easily let me imagine what life was like so long ago. Bring along a copy of the Vinland Saga, which describes the Viking settlement of Greenland and points west, and read it while you're here...More

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    Reviewed 11 July 2016
    Wonderful private owned greenlandic youthhostel

    Visit this beautiful spot in Qassiarsuk. Peaceful, wonderful with an amazing view - visit Ellen & Carl Frederiksens little youth with a breathtaking view towards the icecap inn South Greenland. Clean, cosy and private youthhostel

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    Reviewed 11 October 2015
    The most interesting ruins in Greenland

    When you get off the boat the ruins are about a 20 minute walk from the harbor. Very small town and the people I talked with were very friendly. I was alone here and even I didn't have any trouble finding ruins because of the...More

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    Reviewed 22 September 2015
    You'd be silly not to include a visit here

    There's the stature of Erik the Red up on the hill, and t you look beyond and see the reconstruction of the Viking longhouse. It's hard to imagine how they survived so long, with boatloads of wood being sailed across from Scandinavia. Eventually, they gave...More

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    Reviewed 27 August 2015
    The First European Settlement in Greenland

    The small, sleepy sheep farming community of Qassiarsuk across the Tunulliarfik Fjord from Narsarsuaq is easily reached by boat and takes no more than 10-15 minutes. Here you will discover some of the most interesting and important Norse remains in Greenland. Qassiarsuk is close to...More

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