The gallery space in the temporary library can be used to display small-scale works free of charge. Please call 040 728 5733 to reserve the space for the work you want to put on display.
There are two desktop computers for public use in the temporary library, however the 6 Hublet-tablets are not working yet. You can also use the library’s scanning services. Internet use is free, printing and copying can be done for a fee. The library also has Wi-Fi.
If you do not return your loans by the due date, the library will send you two reminders that are subject to a fee.
The fee for a loan that has been reserved but not picked up is 2€.
You can get a library card when starting the first grade. The first library card is free of charge, renewal costs 3 euros.
The same card can be used at the Main Library, the Mobile Library, and all other libraries in Lapland that are part of the Lapland Library network. You must always show your library card when reserving materials.
Please always let the library know if your address changes.
Siirry aineistohakuun verkkokirjastossa:
The Kittilä Library is part of the Lapin kirjasto (Lapland Library) network, whose joint online platform allows you to search for and reserve materials, renew loans, and order materials from other libraries.
Phone: 0400 392 854
Email: kirjastoauto(at)kittila.fi
Instagram: @kirjastoautokittila
Kittilä offers free, basic library services, which provide access to materials, information, and cultural content. The library houses a diverse collection of materials, and offers spaces for learning, hobbies, and other civic activities. The library also supports lifelong learning, freedom of speech, and engaged citizenship. The library director is responsible for all library services and activities
Everyone has the right to pick wild berries and mushrooms in Finland, regardless of who owns or occupies the area. Please note that when picking berries and mushrooms, you may not cause disturbance or harm to others or the environment, or disturb the peace of your home.
Read more: Everyman's rights in Finland | luontoon.fi
Please note that everyman’s rights are not valid as such in all areas, such as national parks.
The Levi Fell area in Kittilä has a great winter and summer trail network. Some winter activities include winter walking and biking trails, snowmobiling, and cross-country and downhill skiing. During summer, you can enjoy hiking and nature trails, and even downhill or mountain biking.
There are about 900km of official snowmobile routes in Kittilä, as well as one 18km-long track from Pulju to Kappera. There is also a kilometer-long track that runs through the central area in Levi. The Municipality of Kittilä is responsible for the construction and maintenance of these routes, while Oy Levi Ski Resort Ltd. is responsible for grooming the trails.
Online version of the Kittilä snowmobile route map:
