Exploring the Aspects of Time EditorialThe exhibition “Í tíma og ótíma / Time and Time Again” is currently showing at Hafnarborg, where three...
A State of Good Relations EditorialFew nations are as dependent on interactions with other countries as Icelanders. Imports, exports, and tourism form the...
CAPITAL EditorialOf the 4,250 people who live in the entire Skagafjörður region, 2,600 reside in Sauðárkrókur, the capital of...
WHERE CREATIVITY RESIDES EditorialSide by side on the beach ridge of Laugarnes in Reykjavík stand two distinctive houses, belonging to two...
Mjóifjörður: Magnificently Narrow EditorialMjóifjörður is an exceptionally beautiful fjord situated between Seyðisfjörður and Norðfjörður in central East Iceland. The fjord, which...
Thanks a Million! EditorialStatistics Iceland recently published figures on tourist overnight stays from last year. According to the numbers, overnight stays...
Eldborg in Eldborgarhraun EditorialA half-hour drive (40 km/24 mi) north of Borgarnes lies one of the country’s most beautiful scoria craters,...
A Sad Hymn; A Feast for the Eyes EditorialThe exhibition by artist Hlynur Pálmason (b. 1984), “Lament for a Horse,” at the Reykjavik Museum of Photography...
Eighty Years of Independence EditorialOn June 17th, the Republic of Iceland celebrated its 80th anniversary. Iceland has been an independent nation since...
Dress Up and Draw Your Sword! EditorialAccording to the latest DNA research, Icelanders are 80.5% Nordic and 19.5% Irish, Scottish, or English. The settlement...
Art That is Buzzing This Summer EditorialThe exhibitions at the Reykjavik Art Museum in Hafnarhús this summer are as diverse as they are excellent....
Now EditorialNow, in mid-June, when the day is longest, it can be quite rewarding to turn the clock around....
Hildigunnur Takes on Venice EditorialThe Venice Biennale is the world’s first and largest art exhibition, running from April to October. This year...
Breiðholt: The Most Populated and Multicultural District of Reykjavík EditorialThe suburb of Breiðholt in eastern Reykjavík stands as the city’s most populated district, housing 23,000 residents across...
MÝVATN LAKE EditorialWhat more can be said about Mývatn that hasn’t already been said? It is a lake and surrounding...
AN ENTERTAINING (UNEXPECTED) INTERPLAY EditorialAt the National Gallery of Iceland, the exhibition “Unexpected Abstracts” recently captivated audiences. Curated by Kristinn G. Harðarson,...
TRAVELERS & TOURISM SERVICES EditorialStatistics Iceland has published a tourism performance report revealing insightful data that calls for optimism. In March 2024,...
Spend Time in Fantastic Fjallabyggð EditorialSiglufjörður and Ólafsfjörður are two small fishing villages on the very northern tip of the breathtaking Tröllaskagi Peninsula,...
Hekla EditorialThe queen, Hekla Hekla is the most active and probably the best-known volcano in Iceland. Hekla is a...
Halla Tómasdóttir, The New President of Iceland EditorialHalla Tómasdóttir (b : 1968) a business person, won the presidential election with 34,5% of the votes. Second was...
