Eriksfjord Collection

Eriksfjord: A Glimpse into Greenland's Viking Past Nestled in the picturesque settlement of Qassiarsuk, lies Eriksfjord, a place steeped in history and legend

Eriksfjord Collection: The settlement Qassiarsuk, probably the old Brattahlid, the home of Erik the Red

The settlement Qassiarsuk, probably the old Brattahlid, the home of Erik the Red. America, North America, Greenland, Denmark

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Greenland, Erik's Fjord (aka Eriksfjord) at Itilleq. Iceberg in scenic Greenlandic fjord between Qaqortoq and Narsarsuaq. Date: 05/06/2007

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Greenland, Erik's Fjord (aka Eriksfjord). Iceberg in scenic Greenlandic fjord between Qaqortoq and Narsarsuaq. Date: 06/12/2006

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Greenland, Brattahlid (aka Qassiarsuk). Ruins of a Norse farming complex, ruin, 4, cowshed, circa 900-1200 AD. Metal art work as monument to Norse Greenlanders on distant rocks. Date: 06/12/2006

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Greenland, Erik's Fjord (aka Eriksfjord). Scenic Greenlandic fjord between Qaqortoq and Narsarsuaq. Date: 06/12/2006

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Greenland, Erik's Fjord (aka Eriksfjord), Brattahlid (aka Qassiarsuk). Grass covered foundation of Thjodhilds Church, thought to be the first church in North America, @ A.D. 1, 000

Eriksfjord Collection: Replica of the church of Tjodhilde. The settlement Qassiarsuk, probably the old Brattahlid

Replica of the church of Tjodhilde. The settlement Qassiarsuk, probably the old Brattahlid, the home of Erik the Red. America, North America, Greenland, Denmark

Eriksfjord Collection: Greenland, Eriks Fjord, Brattahlid. Replica of Thjodhilds Church originally

Greenland, Eriks Fjord, Brattahlid. Replica of Thjodhilds Church originally built in the summer of AD 1000 and named for Erik the Reds wife. A replica of Erik the Reds longhouse is in the background

Eriksfjord Collection: Greenland, Eriks Fjord. A single iceberg floats on Eriks Fjord in southern

Greenland, Eriks Fjord. A single iceberg floats on Eriks Fjord in southern Greenland

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Eriksfjord: A Glimpse into Greenland's Viking Past Nestled in the picturesque settlement of Qassiarsuk, lies Eriksfjord, a place steeped in history and legend. Believed to be the ancient Brattahlid, home of Erik the Red, this enchanting fjord offers a captivating journey back in time. As you explore Eriksfjord, you'll encounter remnants of a bygone era. The replica of Tjodhilde's Church stands proudly as a testament to the early settlers' faith and resilience. Step inside and feel the echoes of prayers that once filled its hallowed halls. The icy waters of southern Greenland are adorned with majestic icebergs drifting gracefully through its fjords. Witnessing these natural wonders is an awe-inspiring experience that reminds us of nature's raw power and beauty. Eriksfjord holds great historical significance as it served as a gateway for Erik the Red's expedition to North America centuries ago. It was from here that he set sail on his legendary voyage, forever changing the course of history. Immerse yourself in Greenlandic culture as you wander through Brattahlid - now known as Qassiarsuk - where traces of Viking heritage can still be found today. Feel the weight of history upon your shoulders as you stroll through streets once walked by Norse explorers. Thjodhilds Church replica serves not only as a reminder but also pays homage to Thjodhild herself – Erik's wife who played an instrumental role in shaping their new homeland. This sacred site allows visitors to connect with their past and appreciate how far we've come since those pioneering days. In this land where ice meets sea, Eriksfjord captivates all who visit with its untamed beauty and rich cultural tapestry.