Golf in the dramatic landscape of Iceland is an adventure you will remember for a lifetime. Brautarholt Golf Course lies in a breathtaking nature by the sea to Reykjavik City. We are within 30 minutes...

Thingvellir is Iceland’s first national park, established in 1930, and part of UNESCO’S World Heritage List since 2004. If there is one place that epitomises the spirit of Iceland, it is Thingvellir....

The Westfjords Botanical Gardens is in the center of Bolungarvik (by the community center). Each plant is labeled with its name in Icelandic, Latin, English and German. Habitat descriptions are also i...

The Botanical garden in Hveragerdi is in the center of the town. Since 1983 it has given people the chance to relax and enjoy nature amongst the trees and the wonderful river Varma with the waterfall...

Bertel Thorvaldsen (1770-1844) Note: Read with movie-trailer-voice. The son of an Icelandic wood carved settled in Denmark becomes one of the most sought-after sculptors in Europe working for royalty,...

The Pavilion Park (Hljómskálagarðurinn) What used to be the city dump for the most part of the 19th century is now one of its most popular places for recreation.

Helgafell is a prominent rocky hill, a few kilometers south of Stykkisholmur. At the foot of the hill stands a church, where one of the most enigmatic heroines of the Icelandic Sagas, Gudrun Osvifursd...

The Akureyri Public Park was opened in 1912 but the Botanic section in 1957. The park has been enlarged three times since 1912 and is now about 3.7 ha and lies at 40-50 m altitude at Eyrarlandsvegur r...

The Akureyri Public Park was opened in 1912 but the Botanic section in 1957. The park has been enlarged three times since 1912 and is now about 3.7 ha and lies at 40-50 m altitude at Eyrarlandsvegur r...

Snaefellsjokull National Park lies in the westernmost part of Snæfellsnes peninsula and covers 170 square kilometers. It was founded on June 28th, 2001, with the aim of protecting the area‘s unique na...