Stöng
A 12th century ruin, excavated from volcanic ash, is a perfect example of a saga-era Viking farmstread.
Read MoreTwo weeks in another world
Details of things to do, places to see, and other interesting locations
A 12th century ruin, excavated from volcanic ash, is a perfect example of a saga-era Viking farmstread.
Read MoreSite of the Alþingi, the first Icelandic parliament, and some of the most spectactular geologic formations — the rift valley along the mid-Atlantic ridge.
Read MoreThe plumes of steam from nearby vents are visible from the road, and a new wooden boardwalk wends its way through the bubbling mudpots. There’s even a steaming creek!
Read MoreThis tiny village on the very tip of the Reykjanes peninsula hosts two lighthouses.
Read MoreThere are hundreds of miles in Iceland lined on each side by lava flows, ranging from soft, moss-covered lumpy fields to lunar-like expanses of rocks and sand.
Read MoreThe largest lake on the Reykjanes peninsula, near the Seltún geothermal fields
Read MoreA colorful volcanic crater lake near the Golden Circle
Read MoreVivid turqoise lake near the Krysavik geothermal area
Read MoreA series of four small holes in the ground lead to a lava-tube cave filled with ice stalagmites.
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