Sited by road 94, about 25 minutes drive north of Egilsstadir, Kjarvalshvammur was the summer cabin of Johannes S. Kjarval (1889-1972).  Iceland's most celebrated painter, Kjarval grew up in the nearb...

An easy walk to Stapavik Cove.  Duration: 1.5 hours each way; distance: 4.5 km each way; start/end of the walk: the car park just east of the farm Unaós, on road 94, around 40 minutes drive north of E...

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The East Iceland Technical Museum is housed in two historic buildings in Seydisfjordur.   The old mechanical workshop traces the development of technological innovations during the period 1880-1960...

The East Iceland Maritime museum mostly exhibits objects and utensils relating to fishing and seafaring in general. It also displays various reminders of local trade, industry, and medicine from times...

In the Transport and machinery exhibition in Vopnafjordur you can see old snowmobiles, cars, machines and equipment that have been restored by local enthusiasts. We pride ourselves on the oldest snowm...

Visiting the Wilderness Center is an adventure. As soon as guests park their cars and cross the old wooden bridge at the Wilderness Center, they step into the past. Every detail at the premises has be...

Langabud, made of logs and originally dating back to 1790, is Djupivogurs oldest building. Now renovated, it serves as a cultural center for Djupivogur, partly by housing a heritage museum and an exhi...

The museum traces the history of French sailors in Iceland in an interesting and exciting way. It is situated in the French Hospital in Faskrudsfjordur, where the Icelandic Antiquities Preservation So...