By

Helga Dís Björgúlfsdóttir

Why Should You Visit Thingvellir National Park?

When you think of Iceland, you likely picture stunning landscapes, geological wonders, and a rich cultural history. All these elements come together at Thingvellir National Park, a must-visit...
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The Northern Lights in Iceland

10 Corporate Things to Do in Iceland

Iceland, known as the “Land of Fire and Ice,” has long captivated travelers with its stunning natural beauty, including cascading waterfalls, geothermal wonders, and breathtaking glaciers. But beyond...
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An Icelandic Delicacy: Sviðasulta

Sviðasulta or Jellied Singed Sheep Head is not much to look at, but, boy, is it good. When it comes to unique culinary experiences, Iceland surely doesn’t disappoint....
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Birna is Your Friend in Reykjavik

Your Friend in Reykjavik is more than just its guides; it’s a tapestry of dedicated professionals working diligently behind the scenes. Hailing from Akureyri – the capital of...
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Look No Further: Icelandic Salted Fish Recipes!

Imagine a world where bread stands aside, making way for the robust flavours of salted fish. That’s right – we’re talking about Iceland, a place where the gusty...
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Essential Packing Tips for Iceland Trip

It’s a truth universally acknowledged that when travelling, you must forget at least one thing. No matter how much you plan your trip, traveling to any new destination...
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Salted Fish in Iceland: A Historical Overview

From the brisk sea winds to the warm embrace of geothermal heat, Iceland has mastered the ancient art of preserving fish. Ever since the early settlers arrived, drying...
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The Icelandic Bathhouse or “Baðstofa”

The baðstofa, a central feature of traditional Icelandic turf houses, offers a unique window into Iceland’s past. Amid challenging weather conditions, this communal room became a focal point...
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When Jørgen Jørgensen became the Dog Days King of Iceland

In the annals of history, few figures have led as tumultuous and captivating a life as Jørgen Jørgensen (1780–1841). Born to Denmark’s royal watchmaker and commencing his nautical...
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From Convicts to Government: The Saga of the Prison in Reykjavik

The prison in Reykjavik was established on land from the royal estate of Arnarhóll, which was gifted to the institution. On March 20, 1759, the Danish king decreed...
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