Although Iceland is most often associated with its rugged landscapes, geothermal springs, and fiery nature, the country hides a unique sweet secret: a deep love for ice cream. In towns like Hveragerði and Selfoss, ice cream is more than just a dessert – it is an element of local identity and regional heritage. This article […]
Icelandic water is widely regarded as some of the purest in the world, and its exceptional quality comes directly from the island’s unique geology. Rain, snow, and glacial meltwater penetrate deep into porous volcanic rock, primarily basalt, which dominates Iceland’s bedrock. This rock acts as a natural filter, allowing water to flow through its fissures
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In 2025, Keldnakirkja (Keldna Church) in Keldur celebrates the 150th anniversary of its original church, built in 1875. This remarkable site in Iceland combines religious, literary, and architectural heritage, making it one of the most historically significant locations in southern Iceland. Keldur is renowned for its well-preserved turf houses, rare examples of traditional Icelandic construction,
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Eyrarbakki is one of the oldest fishing villages in Iceland, located beautifully by the ocean. The village’s old harbor has played a key role in local trade and fishing for centuries, and today it serves as a charming viewpoint for tourists and photographers alike. A walk through the village lets you feel the atmosphere of
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When we think of Bobby Fischer, the first images that come to mind are grand tournaments in Reykjavik, New York, or Buenos Aires, full of tension and chess genius. Few people know, however, that the story of one of the greatest chess players of all time has a lesser-known Icelandic chapter- in the charming town
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Stokkseyri is a small yet exceptionally picturesque town located on Iceland’s southern coast, just 14 km from Selfoss. This tranquil seaside village combines a rich fishing heritage with modern leisure opportunities and natural attractions. The town has preserved its traditional character through historic turf houses and wooden buildings, now serving as museums and cultural centers.
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Skyr is one of Iceland’s most iconic dairy products and a true national treasure. This creamy, high-protein yogurt-like delicacy is made from the milk of cows grazing on Iceland’s breathtaking pastures, where the clean air and pure water create ideal conditions for dairy farming. In Selfoss, one of Iceland’s main towns, you’ll find a local
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Iceland is a land where nature creates its own masterpieces. One of the most fascinating elements of its landscape is the stones and boulders scattered across the island. At first glance, they might seem ordinary, but their origins and history make them truly extraordinary. Most of these rocks are remnants of ancient volcanic eruptions, shaping
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