Optimistic Nation EditorialOnly thirty km away from Grindavík, where the earth quakes regularly these days and lava is slowly creeping...
Trouble brewing under Grindavík EditorialIt really surprises you that Grindavík’s coat of arms is a foreign goat. Most of the natural riches...
Are there only about 8 km down to the mantle below Reykjanes? EditorialA number of questions arise in connection with the upheaval under Reykjanes. One of the facts that is...
Great Mentors EditorialThere is an exceptionally powerful and exciting exhibition, Mentor, taking place in Ásmundarsafn. Where Ásmundur Sveinsson and Carl Milles works...
Things quieting down at Grindavík EditorialA line, many kilometers-long of the people of Grindarvík’s vehicles, formed on Suðurstrandarvegur when the Department of Civil...
An eruption seems imminent EditorialGrindavík is the sixteenth largest town in Iceland, with 3,800 inhabitants, of which 800 are children in the...
Can’t see EditorialIn the Marshall House in Örfirisey, on the west side of the Reykjavík Harbor, there is one restaurant...
Historical exhibition EditorialOn the occasion of the National Museum’s 160th anniversary, for the first time the precious treasures of Icelandic...
New neighbourhood EditorialSeven years ago, in 2016, the Reykjavík City Council approved a new regional plan for Kirkjusandur in Laugarnes....
Danger in Grindavík EditorialThe Icelandic Meteorological Office not only makes weather forecasts and does the aviation weather services for Iceland and...
Ingólfur’s Street EditorialThe first resident of Iceland and Reykjavík, Ingólfur Arnarson, came from Norway and settled here in 874. He...
A journey through colours and sound EditorialIn Harpa, music and conference hall at the end of the Reykjavík harbour, Hringátt/Circuleight is a current exhibition....
Picturesque mountains EditorialA few years ago, a survey was conducted among Icelanders, which mountain was the most beautiful mountain. Herðubreið...
The Arctic Circle EditorialThe Arctic Circle conference is currently taking place in Reykjavík. For three days, 700 people, scientists, politicians and...
Hafnartorg & Hallveig + Ingólfur EditorialÁrni Óla (1888-1979), writer and journalist, is the person who most likely knew the history and origins of...
A Delightful Experience in Stokkseyri EditorialIcelandic Times checks out Fjöruborðið Restaurant Have you strolled along the beautiful shore on Stokkseyri’s beach? Have you...
Currently in Iceland EditorialIt’s this time of the year. My experience as a photographer for more than four decades is that...
Vikings and Settlement EditorialAt the time when the Irish had discovered Iceland and started regular sailings there, boatbuilding and skill in...
Hjörleifur & sagan EditorialLíklega hefði Íslandssagan verið öðruvísi ef fósturbróður fyrsta landnámsmannsins Ingólfs Arnarsonar, og giftur systur hans Helgu Arnardóttur, hefði...
Fifty five years of beauty EditorialThe other day, it had been 55 years since Norræna Húsið (The Nordic House) opened in Reykjavík. The...