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The Greenlandic culture is, to a very high degree, an inuit culture that has strong roots in the geography and fauna, and also strong links to inuit to the west in Canada, Alaska and Russia. The culture in Greenland, however, is also influenced by Europe and in particular the Scandinavian traditions. You can read more about this in this section.
For millennia, Greenlanders has lived under extreme Arctic living conditions. It is reflected in language, culture, and social conditions.
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Led by Erik the Red, the Norse came to Greenland in 982. Today, you can still see their legacy at the UNESCO World Heritage Sites in South Greenland.
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