Things To Do
in Polyarnyye Zori

A vibrant market where you can find fresh produce, local fish, and handmade crafts.

Various stalls offering quick bites like blinis (pancakes) and pirozhki (stuffed pastries).

A tip of around 10% is appreciated in restaurants, but check for any included service charges.

Credit cards are widely accepted, but it's advisable to carry cash for small purchases and local markets.

Expect very cold temperatures, heavy snow, and excellent opportunities for winter sports and Northern Lights viewing.

Milder temperatures begin to melt the snow, making it a great time for hiking and exploring nature.

Enjoy continuous daylight with pleasant temperatures, ideal for outdoor activities and fishing.

Witness beautiful fall foliage and cooler temperatures, perfect for photographing the stunning landscapes.

A scenic trail in the Kola Nature Reserve, offering diverse flora and fauna along with stunning views.

A more challenging hike that rewards trekkers with breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and valleys.

The region is home to indigenous groups such as the Sámi, who maintain traditional practices and cultural festivities.

The majority of the population consists of ethnic Russians, many of whom have lived in the area for generations.

A popular sport in the region, with local teams competing in leagues throughout the winter months.

An integral part of the local culture, with fishing competitions held during the summer.

While meat is a staple, many restaurants offer vegetarian dishes, especially salads and soups.

Always inform the staff about allergies, as some traditional dishes may contain common allergens.