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SELJALANDSFOSS -A WATERFALL YOU CAN WALK BEHIND ON ICELAND’S SOUTH COAST

Seljalandsfoss is one of Iceland’s most iconic and photographed waterfalls, located on the country’s scenic South Coast. Its elegant, narrow cascade plunges 60 meters from a former sea cliff, creating a shimmering curtain of water that is visible from afar. What makes Seljalandsfoss truly unique is the rare opportunity to walk behind the waterfall, offering […]

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HVERABRAUÐ – ICELANDIC BREAD BAKED IN HOT EARTH

Iceland is famous for its dramatic landscapes, geysers, glaciers, and hot springs. One of the most fascinating culinary traditions of the island is hverabrauð – a traditional bread baked in the ground near geothermal sources. This method combines history, nature, and a flavor that is hard to forget. TRADITION AND HISTORY The history of hverabrauð

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CHURCHES OF ICELAND: PLACES OF TRANSCENDENCE IN A HARSH LAND

Iceland is a country where nature itself dictates the rhythm of life. Rugged fjords, volcanic plains, glaciers, and endless tundra create a backdrop for human history, as people have struggled for millennia to find meaning and belonging in this landscape. In this context, Icelandic churches are not merely places of worship – they are symbols

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KELDNAKIRKJA AND TURF HOUSES IN KELDUR – 150 YEARS OF ICELANDIC HISTORY

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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STOKKSEYRI – CHARMING COASTAL TOWN IN ICELAND

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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