All about Iceland

If you find yourself in Hveragerði you have to try the restaurant everyone is raving about. This family owned pizza and beer heaven is a must try for anyone going through Hveragerði.

Those who visit Iceland can expect to see many runes (‘rúnir’ in Icelandic) in local shops together with hearing a lot of talk about these and Icelandic magic staves. Runes and staves were first brought to Iceland during the time when Iceland was discovered by Vikings.

The dating life in Iceland has long been a heated discussion, but what is really true about the things people say about it? Where do people meet in Iceland and what are the dating rules in the country of ice and fire?

The Icelandic National soccer team. They are fierce, they never ever give up and they are strong as hell. The team has had amazing players throughout the years and playing football has been the love of their lives.

What was this creature that appeared in the God of War? Here Sanna digs deep into the origin through Icelandic legends.

The original recipe for the delicious and famous Plokkfiskur, Icelandic fish stew, with an added deluxe version. Bon Appetit!

Winter is here and so is Game of Thrones Season 7 in a couple of weeks. Here you will find a list of filming locations in Iceland.

Read all about Jessica Simons experience the Fjord Serenity sea kayaking tour inside the Whale Fjord in Iceland.

What is the story behind the people of Arctic Adventures?

Want to know more about Icelandic candy? Prepare for a lot of liquorice! Here Inga tells all about the Icelandic candy options you have. We recommend trying them all, a few times is advised.

Here Inga covers the best of the happy hour scene in Reykjavík. Where to drink, what to expect and when it's the most budget-friendly for you to drink in Reykjavík.

Now we go deep into the foodie world of Reykjavík. Find out what and where to eat while staying in Reykjavík, Iceland. Both fancy and budget-friendly - eating out in Reykjavik is a worthy experience either way. Let's see the best food places in Reykjavik!

48 hours in Reykjavík might not seem like a lot, but with the right itinerary, some advanced planning and a good pair of walking shoes you’ll get to enjoy all the best things the city has to offer.

The Blue lagoon is often the first thing you hear about when someone tells you about Iceland. Actually, 85% of the people who travel to Iceland visit the place. This is an article worth reading BEFORE going becoming one of the 85%.

You may have already heard about this phenomenon, The Icelandic Hot Dog, has gained worldwide stardom, it has sparked curiosity, conversation, intrigue, and doubt. But what’s all the fuss about, is it all a hype or does The Icelandic Hot Dog have a real place in Icelandic culture?

Horse riding in Iceland is something I have been dreaming about for a long time: This has to be on everyone’s bucket list – if you are not allergic to horses, of course!

I went on the lava caving tour with my two Belgian friends, it was so cool! We got all the equipment we needed from our guide who was very helpful. Everyone was picked up at their accommodation then we went to the volcanic area.

A map and a camera were all I needed to explore the beautiful city Reykjavik and to see it in all its glory. It was a sunny Friday, a perfect day to go outside for a walk in the capital city of Iceland. I discovered and visited so many beautiful places.