Iceland Review Magazine
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In Focus: Tourism Industry Strikes
Since the banking collapse just over ten years ago, Iceland
Press Photos of the Year 2018
Each year, the Icelandic Press Photo Association runs a contest for the year’s best photographs. From the elation of a crowd watching Iceland’s first-ever World Cup match, to the touch of rescuers’ hands on a beached whale, this year’s winning shots evoke a range of emotions. Iceland Review spoke to the winners in each category for some insight into their entries.
Plentiful Sea: Rethinking the ocean’s output
Changing Lanes, Part 3: The Future of Urban Planning in Reykjavík
Reykjavík is a city still finding its feet. At the
Changing Lanes, Part 2: The Future of Urban Planning in Reykjavík
Reykjavík is a city still finding its feet. At the
Changing Lanes, Part 1: The Future of Urban Planning in Reykjavík
Reykjavík is a city still finding its feet. At the
Therapy for All: Kara Connect
It’s a dark winter morning in Bíldudalur, a small, isolated
The Art of Housekeeping
In a stately building on the west side of Reykjavík,
On the Record: Inside Iceland’s music studios
Long before outsiders looked to Iceland for the latest in
Ghost Writing: Yrsa Sigurðardóttir writes Nordic crime with a creepy twist
Nordic crime fiction has swept the world in the past
Diary of a Powerlifter
Júlían Jóhann Karl Jóhannsson holds the world record for deadlifting. He’s far from your average powerlifter, and he’s out for more.
What soft drinks are popular in Iceland?
Q: What soft drinks are popular in Iceland? Are there Icelandic
