Documentation and dissemination of the history of Denmark in Greenland and the Arctic

Danish Arctic Institute was founded in 1954 by prominent promoters as Eigil Knuth and Ejnar Mikkelsen.

Welcome to Danish Arctic Institute

You are welcome to search in the online databases or to visit us in person.

About Danish Arctic Institute

Get to know about the Danish expeditions to Greenland, learn more about history, culture and society in Greenland and the Arctic regions. Danish Arctic Institute has a collection of documents, photos, maps, sound, a collection of art and ethnographic materials and a library. Learn more about the collections here on this website.

Danish Arctic Institute

Danish Arctic Institute is a non-commercial foundation placed in the City of Copenhagen. The main purpose of the Institute is to collect, file and register material regarding Greenland and the other Arctic regions making this material available to everyone.

Arktisk Institut i Strandgade

Address:
Strandgade 102, 1. sal
DK-1401 København K

Opening Hours:

Monday - Friday 9am-3pm.

We recommend that you contact us and makes an appointment before visiting

 

Anne Mette Randrup Jørgensen, Ph.D., director

+45 32 31 50 50