PABSI (Polar-Alpine Botanical Garden-Institute) is located in the Murmansk region, in the city of Kirovsk. It is one of the 11 ins …
Far in the north, behind the Arctic Circle lies a lake covered with many legends and mysteries. The mystery and power of these la …
Air or rail tickets: Your city - Murmansk - Your city- Accommodation in Murmansk for 2 nightsFood that is not specified above, and …
1. Meeting with a guide in Murmansk at the place of residence of guests or in a pre-agreed place. The time of the meeting will be …
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The beginning of the route is in the heart of the city of Murmansk, near the Kirov Palace of Culture and Folk Art, which …
Guide license
I conduct excursions almost throughout the Murmansk region: waterfalls of the North, beautiful natural locations;I am …
Minimum price all included 60,000 per person 4-day hike: with round-trip transfer (car 50 km + foot 8 km, + boat 20 k …
Hunting for auroras, Arctic cuisine, walking with deer, frozen waterfall, cemetery of broken ships, snowmobiles PROGRAMME: Day 1 …
A hilarious excursion with a professional tour guide, historian and expert in Murmansk on the main attractions of the city. Tour c …
Comfortable tour in a small group of up to 6 people. Tour dates: 10-14 August August 17-21 07-11 September individu …
Murmansk is a city on the Kola Peninsula and the largest port of the Arctic, whose appearance was formed under the influence of the harsh climate and maritime history. Here the heroic past, fishing traditions and the desire for scientific research of the northern territories are intertwined. The atmosphere of the city combines businesslike port rhythm, northern remoteness and special light drama of the polar day and night.
Man-made sights of Murmansk reflect its role in the development of the north: the Five Corners Square with a recognizable urban layout, the Kola Bridge across the bay, the Murmansk Oceanarium as a center of science and education, and nearby the Polar-Alpine Botanical Garden-Institut in Kirovsk. In the urban landscape there are museums, memorable places and architectural evidence of different eras, which are definitely worth seeing when visiting.
The natural riches around the city are impressive in diversity: large and picturesque lakes Imandra, Umbozero, Lovozero, Kovdozero, Nyaljavr and Kolozero, as well as Contiojärvi near the border with Norway. The Khibiny and Lovozero tundras, the Kola fjord, the Barents Sea coast and the protected areas of the Lapland Biosphere Reserve create stunning opportunities for hiking, fishing and observing the Northern Lights.
On our site you can see all these points on an interactive map: each attraction is accompanied by a brief description, photos and coordinates. A convenient tool allows you to quickly choose places of interest, make the optimal route and calculate the time for inspection in order to plan a rich and comfortable trip around the city and surroundings.
You are free to explore Murmansk on your own, following the route laid out and enjoying the freedom of discovery, or use the services of local guides. Professional guides will help to better understand the history and nature of the region, show hidden locations and organize trips to lakes, tundra or coast – excursions will make the trip rich and safe.
Come to Murmansk to see the Arctic expanses, breathe in the frosty sea air and personally learn what to see in this unusual city. Discover new routes, experience the sensations of the northern landscapes and take with you vivid impressions of traveling to the ends of the world.
