Culture related affairs from the Icelandic Times magazine
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Austurvöllur
The Central Square where people gather in Reykjavík In olden times, when Reykjavík was simply a farm, Austurvöllur...
Art at the Reykjavík Art Museum
Jóhannes Kjarval self-portraitIn Kjarvalsstaðir, the Reykjavík Art Museum is now showing the exhibition ‘Heads from Clouds — The...
Four spots to visit
Four spots to visit The best time to see and experience much of Iceland is during the height...
Listval
Exquisite gallery opens in Harpa Listval exhibits Icelandic art Listval opened an exhibition space in Harpa where beautiful...
About Rauðanes
Rauðanes Point on Melrakkaslétta in Þistilfjörður is a unique natural pearl. Around Rauðanes, there is a well-marked 7...
From Mexico to THE EDGE OF THE WORLD!
A Mexican photographer displays the nature of the North as art Would you follow your dreams...
“People of Iceland need to reap the benefits of their energy sources”
Interview with Iceland’s New National Energy Director-General, Halla Hrund Logadóttir New Director-General of Iceland’s National Energy Authority, Halla...
Explore the beauty of East Iceland
Picturesque towns, hiking trails, and breathtaking nature awaits East Iceland is home to some of the most pristine,...
Between Two Cliffs
Hornvík Bay in Hornstrandir lies between two of the largest bird cliffs in Iceland, Hælavíkurbjarg to the west...
Delving Into History
The Settlement Center in Borgarnes takes you on a trip through time Some 1100 years ago, Iceland was...
Tróndur í Gøtu
Christian Roots and Royal Bloodlines One of Iceland’s most common proverbs is Þrándur í Götu – in Faroese,...
Discover an Ice-Blue World
Jökulsárlón Boat Tours on the Jökulsárlón Glacial Lagoon There are few glacial lagoons existing in the world today...
The Icelandic Seal Centre
The Icelandic Seal Centre was created to promote seal research and sustainable seal-watching along the Vatnsnes peninsula. While...
Fyrirboði á gos?
Fyrirboði á gos? Í gærkvöldi var stór jarðskjálfti 4,6 að stærð undir Langjökli. Það er ekki algengt að svo...
In and around Eyrarbakki
The first Icelandic census was conducted in 1703. It is the oldest census in the world, still preserved....
The World of Ásmundur
International Museum Day is held every year on May 18 by the International Museum Council. Admission to many...
The Arctic tern
A few years ago, changes were made to the islet in Þorfinnstjörn in Hljómskálagarðurinn Park, so it was...
Seltjörn og Nes
The headland from Elliðaá and west of Grótta is called Seltjarnarnes. On the headland lies the capital Reykjavík,...
An Idyllic Ice Cave in the Great North
Geo Travel takes you to the heart of the Lofthellir ice cave Embarking on an ice cave adventure...