The architectural firm HJARK
The architectural firm HJARK, founded in 2019, has attracted attention for what is called parametric design. The owner of the studio, Hulda ...
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Anna María Design
The influence of the Icelandic nature
Anna María Sveinbjörnsdóttir is an Icelandic jeweller and designer who runs her own jewellery store...
Hotel Eyjafjallajokull, Cottages and Golf Resort
A little bit of Icelandic Paradise
Set in one of the most idyllic locations in South Iceland, Hellishólar offers a variety of accommodati...
The homely herd’s lair
Hotel Hjarðarból lies in the South-West between Selfoss and Hveragerði, 30 minutes from Reykjavík
Hotel Hjarðarból
Hotel Hjarðarból –...
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Kirkjubæjarklaustur’s Best Kept Secret
The All New Hotel Klaustur
For years it was known as Icelandair Hotel Klaustur, but as of 2019, the newly rebranded Hotel Klaustur has st...
In the middle of the town
Was planning on going somewhere completely different at lunch. Saw Tjörnin mirrored upside down, rushed home to get the right lens, and the ...
Optimistic Nation
Optimistic Nation
Only thirty km away from Grindavík, where the earth quakes regularly these days and lava is slowly creeping up to the sur...
Trouble brewing under Grindavík
It really surprises you that Grindavík's coat of arms is a foreign goat. Most of the natural riches in this area are drawn from the sea, but...
Are there only about 8 km down to the mantle below Reykjanes?
A number of questions arise in connection with the upheaval under Reykjanes. One of the facts that is remarkable is that all the earthquakes...
Great Mentors
There is an exceptionally powerful and exciting exhibition, Mentor, taking place in Ásmundarsafn. Where Ásmundur Sveinsson and Carl Milles w...
Things quieting down at Grindavík
A line, many kilometers-long of the people of Grindarvík's vehicles, formed on Suðurstrandarvegur when the Department of Civil Protection an...
An eruption seems imminent
Grindavík is the sixteenth largest town in Iceland, with 3,800 inhabitants, of which 800 are children in the town's primary and kindergarten...
