Arctic Henge
Monumental stone artwork above Raufarhöfn inspired by Norse mythology, astronomy and the changing Arctic light.
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Monumental stone artwork above Raufarhöfn inspired by Norse mythology, astronomy and the changing Arctic light.
A quiet coastal and valley landscape around Skutulsfjörður near Ísafjörður.
One of the great fjords of the Westfjords, surrounded by steep mountains, waterfalls, isolated valleys and some of the region’s most dramatic scenery.
Small central hill topped by a statue of Reykjavík’s traditional first settler and offering views towards Harpa and the harbour.
A small coastal village surrounded by some of Snæfellsnes’ most dramatic sea cliffs and formations.
A spectacular protected coastline of cliffs, arches, caves and lava formations.
Remote lake-filled Highland plateau south of Húnaflói characterised by open wilderness and exceptional solitude.
Vast volcanic caldera in Dyngjufjöll containing Öskjuvatn and the Víti explosion crater.
Remote remains of a huge Norwegian whaling station that was once among the largest facilities of its kind in the world.
A remote mountain pass used on wilderness routes through Hornstrandir.
Beautiful wooded cove on the shore of Lagarfljót within Hallormsstaðaskógur, popular for picnics, camping and lakeside views.
Reconstructed historic building beside Hólar Cathedral reflecting the medieval ecclesiastical history of the site.
Dedicated northern-lights centre explaining the science, mythology, forecasting and photography of the aurora borealis.
Northern-lights photography exhibition inside historic Wathne’s House featuring auroras captured around Fáskrúðsfjörður.
Easy lowland coastal hike from Austdalur towards the Skálanes nature reserve at the mouth of Seyðisfjörður.
One of the principal streets of Reykjavík’s historic centre, linking the old commercial district with Austurvöllur and Alþingi.
Historic central square opposite Alþingi, surrounded by some of Reykjavík’s most important buildings, cafés and restaurants.
Rocky hill beside Bakkagerði traditionally believed to be the home of Iceland’s queen of the elves, with an easy trail to a panoramic viewpoint.
Easy countryside walk from Bustarfell to a large boulder associated with one of Vopnafjörður’s traditional elf legends.
Large shallow tidal lagoon surrounded by steep mountains and remote valleys on the southern edge of East Iceland.
Distinctive coastal rock formation on the Vatnsnes Peninsula and a quieter scenic stop on the peninsula circuit.
A historic location in Árneshreppur associated with two churches and the long history of settlement in northern Strandir.
A church at Árnes reflecting the long history of settlement and worship in remote northern Strandir.
Preserved historic house representing domestic life and local history in Skagaströnd.
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