Arts & culture
Iceland’s dynamic, original cultural scene is inspired by it’s unique nature.
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Iceland is not a destination. It’s an adventure set in stunning scenery.
Tell me moreThe country, the people and the culture
The country, the people and the culture
The country, the people and the culture
The country, the people and the culture
The country, the people and the culture
Country Size 103,000 sq.km | Population (2015) 329.100 |
Capital Reykjavík | Median age 35.6 |
Currency Icelandic Króna (ISK) | GDP 2014 (MISK) 1.993.336 |
Iceland is a country of sharp contrasts. A place where fire and ice co-exist. Where dark winters are offset by the summer’s midnight sun. A country where insular existence has spurred a rich and vibrant culture.
A feast of fish and cabbage heads provides a sumptuous mid-winter celebration
Many Icelanders abducted during the Turkish Raid
Where people live in harmony with nature
Which churches are the most beautiful is a matter of taste
Learn as much as you can about the horse to care for it the best you can
Where the westernmost municipality of Europe lies
A Popular Destination for Meetings and Events
So much more than a Spa
An Island with a notable history
Game of Thrones is back in Iceland
A few tips for driving in Iceland
Harsh Realities
Enjoy outdoor swimming in North Iceland
Story of the Relief Stone
How do you capture the northern lights in a picture?
the country may have been inhabited as early as the year 800
Árskógsströnd is a peaceful agricultural region
Some places are too close to the beaten path to be explored
Top Spots to Watch Puffins in Iceland
Don't step on the Moss, it will die
A pool can be more than a pool
Tracing the history of Icelandic visual art
Leaving the City for Vegan Sausages
True Westfjords’ Dropi extra virgin cod liver oil hit the market this spring.
Vigdís Finnbogadóttir was the world’s first democratically elected female head of state (she was president of Iceland from 1980 - 1996).
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