Iceland Riverjet
Iceland RiverjetSightseeing the Viking wayThe Vikings first travelled up rivers with their wooden boats over 1,000 years ago but their spirit is still here! The...
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Guesthouse Borg in Grindavík
Guesthouse Borg in Grindavík A Home Away From Home Iceland‘s multitude of exciting attractions and activities are enough to fill weeks of scheduling! Just be su...
Quintessentially German
Quintessentially German East Iceland’s Exceptional Small Hotel-Restaurant The antique wooden clock strikes nine in the evening and we are just finishing up an...
Icelandic Times – Issue 23
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The Land of Fire and Ice
These are exciting times as Iceland has certain...
Reykjavik Art Museum’s Autumn 2014 Exhibitions are open to all
Nine Exhibitions at Three VenuesReykjavik Art Museum’s Autumn 2014 Exhibitions are open to allThe Reykjavik Art Museum has been showcasing contemporary art sinc...
Welcome to this new edition of the Icelandic Times – our largest yet
Welcome to this new edition of the Icelandic Times - our largest yetWelcome to this new edition of the Icelandic Times - our largest yet. It is packed with idea...
Fine art Gallerí List
Art to Enjoy and Own
Fine art Gallerí List
Art is a major part of Icelandic culture. There are probably more artists, musicians, writers and poets per capita ...
Europe’s only Whale Museum in Húsavík offers an impartial presentation
The Wonder of Whales Europe’s only Whale Museum in Húsavík offers an impartial presentation
Today most people think of whales as majestic creatures gliding ef...
Síldarvinnslan – An Ideal Becomes Real
Síldarvinnslan – An Ideal Becomes Real
The Story of a Company in the East Fjords
In the late 19th century Norwegian fishermen came to the Eastfjords to fish for...
The Pearl of Drangey
The Pearl of Drangey
A Beach Guesthouse and a Birdwatcher’s Paradise
A beautiful twenty minute drive up a gravel road from Sauðarkrókur on Route 744, brings y...
The Gateway to East Iceland
The Gateway to East Iceland
Forget Reykjavik! Djúpivogur is the Real Iceland
For the last 20 years or so, the population of many small towns and villages acro...
Sólheimar: where culture, organics and people thrive
The Oldest Eco-Village
Sólheimar: where culture, organics and people thrive
Sólheimar is hardly the kind of place in which you arrive by accident. But...
Emigrant Museum Links Past and Present
Far From Home Emigrant Museum Links Past and Present Immigration is often viewed from an outside perspective, which follows immigrants’ lives as they set once a...
Þjóðveldisbærinn: A Farm That Opens the Door to the Past
Þjóðveldisbærinn: A Farm That Opens the Door to the Past
Below the mountain of Sámsstaðamúli in Þjórsárdalur (Þjórsárdalur) in Southern Iceland lies the medieva...
Hiking Treasures in Fljótsdalshérað
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Hiking Treasures in Fljótsdalshérað
The local Touring Club in Fljótsdalshérað, East Iceland, has selected 18 wonderful walks which will prove a tre...
WHO’S WATCHING WHOM?
WHO’S WATCHING WHOM?
Seal watching from the sea
A treat for children and adults alike, this summer it will be possible to take an unforgettable seal watching to...
Steaks and Style at Argentína Steakhouse
Steaks and Style at Argentína SteakhouseA Gourmet Experience Steaks and Style at Argentína Steakhouse Iceland is a land of secrets, waiting to be discovered. Fo...
Askja Tours
Travelling in the uninhabited interior of Iceland is unforgettable. In the safe hands of Myvatn Tours, with 30 years experience guiding visitors in th...
Vatnajökull National Park
Introduction Vatnajökull National Park, established in 2008, encompasses not only all of Vatnajökull glacier but also extensive areas surrounding it. These incl...
Lessons from the Eruptions
How Iceland has responded to the volcanic disasters and plans for the future Icelanders have had to deal with 205 volcanic eruptions since the island was sett...
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