Jukkasjärvi has less than 600 people, and officially is part of the Kiruna municipality. In addition to the Ice Hotel, it has an old wooden church and a reindeer station/market which now seems to mostly be a Sami cultural interpretive centre for tourists. The community sits at the end of the lake, and so was the original site for a village (not Kiruna, the draw of the mine is more recent) as well as seasonal gatherings of nomadic reindeer herders. It made for a short extra stop after the ice hotel, but one which added some insight into the history of the North.
The most Swedish things ever – volvo at the reindeer station 
Sami language bible 
Bas-releif alterpiece in the church 
Ave Maria floats in the local dress 
Blondie pouring out the liquor seems like a real killjoy 
The very ornate custom organ, inlaid with reindeer horn sun (big tradidtional spiritual symbol) and a cross (super small more recent one) 
Carvings in the pews