Across the world, every country has its own seasonal mythology and Christmas traditions. In Iceland, these take a distinctive……
Dreaming of an Icelandic Christmas? In this edition of Ask Iceland Review, we explore what Christmas in Iceland is……
Given the recent news about mosquitoes making their way to Iceland, a country that has long been without their……
Every month in Iceland brings with it a unique flavour, especially when we look to the country’s natural wonders. For……
While Reykjavík’s nightlife thrives with craft beer bars and fermented shark tastings, one element remains conspicuously absent from Iceland’s……
In short, the answer is no… Iceland has approximately 12,000 km of highways in total, but not every road……
You may have noticed that nearly all Icelanders’ names end with -dóttir or -son. That’s because Iceland uses a……
Iceland is a parliamentary democracy with a president that serves as head of state. Iceland’s current president is Halla……
With an already-high cost of living, a housing shortage, increasing numbers of short-term rentals, and a growing population, it’s……
For a long time, purchasing an Icelandic SIM card was recommended for visitors to Iceland, even if it required……
Icelandic cattle are a breed of cattle that have been in Iceland since the time of settlement. They are……
Update: As of June 14, the Blue Lagoon is open. The most recent eruption on the Reykjanes peninsula began……
Halla Tómasdóttir won Iceland’s presidential election on June 1 with 34.1% of the vote, beating out a record number……
Short answer: no! The internationally popular brand of bottled water, Icelandic Glacial, is bottled at the Ölfus spring near……
Iceland does not have a particularly large market or demand for land transport. Simply put, it’s a small nation,……