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Disused fish-oil tank transformed into an unusual art and music space with extraordinary natural acoustics.
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Disused fish-oil tank transformed into an unusual art and music space with extraordinary natural acoustics.
Visitor experience connected with Sauðárkrókur’s tannery and the unusual production of leather from fish skins.
A small fishing village beside its namesake fjord, surrounded by steep mountains in the southern Westfjords.
Scenic views over Tálknafjörður and its surrounding mountains.
Internationally important mineral site and nature reserve combining world-famous zeolite geology with fascinating photographic history.
Specialist museum exploring Icelandic textiles, wool, embroidery and traditional national costume.
Colourful Christmas attraction outside Akureyri packed with Icelandic festive traditions, decorations and gifts throughout the year.
Museum covering human exploration from Viking voyages to Apollo astronaut training in the landscapes around Húsavík.
Community celebration in Dalvík centred on Icelandic seafood, local culture and the town’s fishing heritage.
A modern food, shopping and hospitality destination in Hveragerði.
Grand 1908 cultural landmark displaying Icelandic art from the nineteenth century to the present.
A wonderfully preserved old bookshop in Flateyri offering a glimpse into everyday commercial and family life in the village.
An engaging museum in Borgarnes exploring Iceland’s settlement and Egil’s Saga.
Playful 1.5 km family walking trail winding like the legendary Lagarfljót Worm through woodland at Vallanes.
Long mountain ridge dominating the western side of Skagafjörður and offering extensive views over the fjord.
A small glacier-capped mountain massif visible in inland South Iceland.
Coastal peninsula north of Húsavík known for dramatic cliffs, birdlife and internationally important fossil-bearing rock layers.
High coastal cliffs on Tjörnes supporting abundant seabird life and exposing important geological layers.
Coastal geological area where fossil-rich sedimentary layers record ancient marine environments on Tjörnes.
Much-loved freshwater pond at the heart of Reykjavík surrounded by historic buildings, parks and abundant birdlife.
A glacier and volcanic system underlying the colourful geothermal landscapes around Landmannalaugar.
A mountain in the Bolungarvík area offering elevated views over the surrounding fjords and coastline.
A remote bay and historic settlement area in northern Strandir, surrounded by the dramatic landscapes of Árneshreppur.
Waterfalls descending through the mountainous landscape around remote Trékyllisvík.
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