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Quote: The Blue Lagoon is an a must for anyone travelling to Iceland...it is a once in a lifetime opportunity to swim outside in minus degrees temperatures in roasting warm water heated by volcanoes...to have a freezing… Read More
Quote: Although I was disappointed with Gulfoss, Geysir or its neighbour Strokkur, I should say - almost completely made up for it. I have to admit, I probably had got my hopes up far too much when it came to Geysir.… Read More
Quote: The Golden Circle Tour was our chance to marvel at some of the natural beauty of southwestern Iceland. Here is an overview of the stops we made:The Garden of Eden is a greenhouse heated by water from one of the… Read More
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Quote: Reykjavik Art Museum is located in three different buildings and Kjarvalsstaðir is one of them. Kjarvalsstaðir offers a permanent exhibition of key works by Johannes S. Kjarval, as well as changing exhibitions.… Read More
Quote: Reykjavik’s Hallgrimskirkja is world-renowned and is an interesting architectural feature of the town’s skyline. Walking up the main street this great building looms in front of you; its central tower seemingly… Read More
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Quote: Going to the geothermal pools was the best part of my trip to Iceland. You can walk or take a bus to one of the seven municipal pools—this one is the largest. Admission is cheap (which is very nice considering… Read More
Quote: On Iceland culture day we saw almost more than 100,000 people on the streets of Reykjavik enjoying music, food, and shopping throughout the day. There were numerous musical acts going on throughout the entire… Read More
Quote: The tour was interesting, informative, pleasant, revealing, and above all, very, very weird, sometimes even simultaneously combining all five elements. Then came his stroke of genius: he hired several mediums to… Read More
Quote: The Perlan (meaning "The Pearl" in Icelandic) is one of Reykjavík's main landmarks. This strange structure is located on the highest hill in the city, Öskjuhlíð, which is about 60m above sea level. Due to its… Read More