Cosa vedere a Inari

Inari Essentials

Inari serves as the cultural hub of the Finnish Sámi, centered around the Sámi Museum Siida and the sacred Ukonkivi island on Lake Inari. This Arctic region encompasses Finland's largest protected areas, including Lemmenjoki National Park and the fells of Saariselkä. Historic landmarks like the 18th-century Pielpajärvi Wilderness Church and the Ravadasköngäs waterfalls highlight the intersection of indigenous heritage and the rugged landscape of the far north.

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Sámi Museum Siida

Siida lit. 'the place' is a museum located on Lake Inari in the village of Inari in Inari, Finland.

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Lake Inari

Lake Inari is the largest lake in Sápmi and the third-largest lake in Finland.

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Lemmenjoki National Park

Lemmenjoki National Park is situated in area of municipalities of Inari and Kittilä, Lapland, in Northern Finland.

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Saariselkä Ski Centre

This resort is popular for skiing - and also other sports! Regardless of whether you come in summer or winter, you'll definitely have a…

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Kiilopää

A 546-meter fell located at the edge of Urho Kekkonen National Park, serving as a primary gateway for hiking and cross-country skiing.

Ukonkivi

Ukonkivi,, is located on the island of Ukonsaari in lake Inari, Finnish Lapland. The Inari Sami name for the island is Äijih.

Wilderness Church

Built in 1760, this wooden church is one of the oldest buildings in Lapland. It is accessible via a 5-kilometer hiking trail from Inari village.

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Inari Sámi Church

Completed in 1951 to replace a structure destroyed in World War II, this church features an altarpiece depicting Sámi people in their traditional clothing.