Siida – The Sámi Museum and Nature Centre – A Window into Sámi Culture and Arctic Nature

Siida – The Sámi Museum and Nature Centre – A Window into Sámi Culture and Arctic Nature

Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Sámi culture and the pristine wilderness of northern Finland at Siida Sámi Museum and Nature Centre.

Discover the rich heritage of the indigenous Sámi people through engaging exhibitions showcasing their traditional way of life, art, and spirituality. Delve into centuries-old artifacts, intricate handicrafts, and insightful displays that offer a glimpse into the deep-rooted traditions of this resilient community.

In addition to its historical exhibits, Siida also highlights modern Sámi life through contemporary art and up-to-date information. Experience the vibrant evolution of Sámi culture as it adapts to the present day, reflected in thought-provoking artworks and stories that bridge the past and the present.

While Siida itself is an indoor experience, it serves as a portal to the vast Arctic wilderness of Sápmi. Learn about the surrounding nature through informative exhibits and gain an understanding of the remarkable environment that shapes Sámi life. Situated amidst breathtaking landscapes, Siida invites you to explore the Arctic wilderness beyond its walls, where you can witness the Northern Lights dance across the sky or simply bask in the serenity of the great outdoors.

Whether you’re a history enthusiast, nature lover, or simply seeking an unforgettable experience in Finland, Siida Sámi Museum and Nature Centre promises an enriching journey filled with culture, heritage, and the awe-inspiring wonders of the Arctic landscape. Come, embark on a voyage of discovery at Siida, where history meets nature in perfect harmony.

Siida’s new permanent exhibition was opened to the public in June 2022. Siida is open all year round, in the summertime from June 1st till the end of September everyday 9 am to 6 pm. In the winter season October 1st till the end of May Mon-Sat 10 am to 5 pm. Siida Shop, Inari tourist information and Restaurant Sarrit serve Siida’s visitors as well.