THE CINEMA OF VOLCANO, ICE AND THE NORTHERN LIGHTS
Volcanic eruptions and Northern lights are symbolic for Iceland – and you can enjoy both in 25 minutes at THE CINEMA, Old harbur, down town Reykjavík.
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ICELAND’S INSIDE STORY
ICELAND'S INSIDE STORY
STATE-OF-THE ART EDUCATIONAL CENTRE
The Lava Centre is an interactive, high-tech educational exhibition depicting volcanic ac...
Hekla’s fearsome reputation through the Ages
The Gateway to Hell- Hekla’s fearsome reputation through the Ages
Hekla is one of the best known volcanoes in Iceland and has a history going back to the Middle...
Everything Volcanic Haraldur Sigurðsson
Everything Volcanic
World-renowned volcanologist, Haraldur Sigurðsson, creates Iceland’s most comprehensive volcano museum Snæfellsnes is considered the jewel ...
Potentially an Epic Eruption
Bárðarbunga Stratovolcano is keeping everyone on the edge of their seatsEvery now and then we are reminded that Iceland really is the Land of Fire and Ice. Thes...
All’s Quiet on the Katla Front
All’s Quiet on the Katla Front
Katla volcano is the fourth most active volcanic system in Iceland, after Grímsvötn, Bárdarbunga and Hekla, but as far as erupte...
What is a Geopark Anyway? – Katla Geopark
What is a Geopark Anyway?More than meets the eyeWe keep seeing this word pop up in the media nowadays, but who knows what it really means? In the Greek language...
Hekla – The Gateway to Hell
Hekla – The Gateway to Hell
Hekla is, together with her girlfriend Katla, the best known volcano in Iceland. It is an impressive mountain, as it surmounts most...
Pompeii of the North
Pompeii of the North
-Thirty Years of Ash and Lava Uncovered
One of the largest natural disasters in Iceland‘s recent history is the volcanic eruption in Vest...
Iceland Erupts!
Þorvaldseyri
A new Visitor Centre rises from the ashes of seeming defeat
When the now famous Eyfjallajökull volcano erupted in the Spring of 2010, amazing ph...
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...
