Flights Switzerland to Greenland

Greenland is the world's largest island located off the northeast coast of North America. It is an autonomous territory belonging to Denmark and has a population of approximately 56,000. Its capital and largest city is Nuuk. It has two main languages: Greenlandic and Danish.

Greenland is situated near the North Pole and is generally covered by glaciers and mountainous terrain. Its climate is generally cold and experiences polar night and polar day due to the influence of the North Pole.

The Greenlandic economy is linked to the fishing, tourism, and mining industries. Additionally, significant amounts of minerals and ores are found beneath the island's surface. Tourists are attracted to Greenland's tourist spots such as its natural beauty, glaciers, mountains, valleys, marine life, and northern lights.

Greenlandic cuisine is based on local ingredients and traditional methods of preparation using local ingredients such as fish, seafood, musk ox, Arctic hare, reindeer, and other meats. Also, different seafood and fish dishes that are loved by tourists can be found in Greenlandic cuisine.

There are several airports in Greenland, but the largest ones are Kangerlussuaq Airport and Nuuk Airport. These airports host flights between North America, Iceland, and European cities. Greenland is also accessible through other transportation methods, especially by sea.