Up & rarely down Food is a very large post in the index basket Up & rarely down Inflation in Iceland for the last twelve months is now 9.... 0 Comments 0
Skagafjörðurinn Skagafjörðurinn Skagafjörður is an exceptionally beautiful county / municipality, the fjord and the settlement. The fjord is from Húnsnes a... 0 Comments 0
Hólar in Hjaltadalur Hólar in Hjaltadalur Hólar in Hjaltadalur in Skagafjörður, is an episcopal seat, a church and a university village. A bishop's chair was ... 0 Comments 0
Auður’s living hats Auður's living hats From the exhebition Halda Áfram by Auður in Gallery Port Auður brings life to hats Gallery Port at Laugav... 0 Comments 0
Laufskálarétt Horses & men Laufskálarétt is the largest horse round-up in the country, not far from the episcopal seat at Hólar in Hjaltadalur, Ska... 0 Comments 0
Iceland the Glacieal Country Iceland the Glacieal Country Glaciers cover more than a tenth of Iceland. The largest, by far the largest, is Vatnajökull in the southeas... 0 Comments 0
Glacier & Geothermal Energy Glacier & Geothermal Energy Hrafntinnusker is a unique place in Iceland. Hrafntinnusker is the first destination when walking the Lau... 0 Comments 0
The vain of energy flowing to Reykjavík The hot water pipeline to Reykjavík is 27 km long The vain of energy flowing to Reykjavík Nesjavallavirkjun to the south an... 0 Comments 0
Vífil’s land Vífil's land In 874, Vífill and Karli, slaves of the first settler Ingólfur Arnarson, found his high sea pillars, in a bay under Arn... 0 Comments 0
Icelandic Times – Issue 48 Read PDF Read all article from issue Iceland is blessed with abundance of energy and world‘s richest fishing banks... 0 Comments 0
The poet’s house The poet's house Halldór Laxness (1902-1998) is undoubtedly Iceland's greatest poet of the 20th century. He is the only Icelandic writer... 0 Comments 0
Indian summer in September Indian summer in September The weather has been excellent in the last few days. Icelandic Times / Land & Saga dashed to the city cent... 0 Comments 0
Capital Area Margrét Eddudóttir – Out of darkness Address:Rauðárstígur 12-14 104 Reykjavik Tel:5510400
Capital Area Traditional Haymaking at Árbær Open Air Museum Address:Árbæjarsafn 110 Reykjavík Tel:+354- 411-6343
