Nunatta Sunakkutaangit Museum - Iqaluit, Nunavut

Nunatta Sunakkutaangit Museum est une institution culturelle située à Iqaluit, au Nunavut, au Canada. La mission du musée est de préserver et de partager la culture inuktitut.

Le musée propose des expositions temporaires et permanentes sur histoire, la culture, l'artisanat et les traditions inuit. Vous pouvez également acheter des produits locaux dans leur boutique.

Adresse: 212 Sinaa St, Iqaluit, NU X0A 2H0, Canada.
Téléphone: 8679795537。
Site web: nunattasunakkutaangit.ca.

Le musée est accessible aux personnes en fauteuil roulant et dispose d'un parking, de toilettes et d'un restaurant sur place. Les visiteurs peuvent également profiter des services d'interprétation en inuktitut et en français.

Le musée a reçu 103 avis sur Google My Business avec une note moyenne de 4,6/5.

👍 Avis de Nunatta Sunakkutaangit Museum

Maxime B.

5/5

Beau musée. J'ai bien aimé les photos d'époque! 🙂 Le staff est hyper sympa.

Thomas G.

1/5

Me suis baigné pi l'eau était frette en tabarnack

Eric W.

5/5

A very educational visit. They also have a very nice gift store where some of the sales proceed go to support the museum.

Steven B.

4/5

Nice little museum with a lot of interesting pieces on display. Fairly small, so don’t more than a half hour to an hour to take it in. Also a craft shop in the building with lots of local crafts for sale. Don’t miss the upstairs part of the museum.

Cole N.

4/5

Good museum with an excellent selection of local art for sale in the gift shop.

oluchi C.

5/5

Fantastic place to find Inuit arts and crafts. Free entry. Take shoes off to keep the mud out. It would be a smart move to bring your own house slippers for a comfortable time. New devolution table upstairs!

Dane B.

3/5

Tickets aren’t needed, the museum is free. There’s also a section that sells local Inuit art. The museum didn’t have much, apparently one exhibit room was empty and I found I learned more about Iqaluit and Nunavut in general at the visitor’s centre next door. Also they closed early and refused to reopen even briefly when we told them we were going to buy a specific art piece, which was odd.

Miodrag T.

5/5

Such a lovely museum with a small gift shop. It is a very nice, clean and educational place. It’s free to enter. As of now, you have to wear a mask in order to come in. Also you have to take your shoes off.