Najlepsze miejsca na Islandii

Discover Logberg, or “Law Rock” in Iceland, and travel back to the time of the Vikings. Explore this historic site where ancient Icelanders gathered to recite laws, deliver judgments, and shape the world’s oldest surviving parliament. This guide introduces you to the stories, landscapes, and legend

Highland Base is a remote, year-round adventure resort in the Kerlingafjoll Mountains, in Iceland’s central highlands. They have a range of accommodations, tours and experiences to explore the region

Malarrif Lighthouse (Malarrifsviti) is a rocket-shaped landmark located on the westernmost tip of the Snaefellsnes Peninsula in Iceland, within the Snaefellsjokull National Park. The offbeat shape of

Beljandi Waterfall is a small but stunning waterfall located in East Iceland. Unlike the towering giants that draw large crowds, Beljandi offers a more peaceful, serene experience. It consists of two distinct waterfalls, Ytri Beljandi (Outer Beljandi) and Innri Beljandi (Inner Beljandi), both nestled along the Breiddalsa river. Their calm, spring-

Ingjaldsholskirkja Church is a small, red-roofed church near Hellissandur on Iceland's Snaefellsnes Peninsula, and one of the oldest concrete churches in Iceland. It is tied to a Christopher Columbus legend and known online as the "eye-test church." Read on to plan your visit. Ingjaldsholskirkja Church sits about 120 miles (195 km) west of Rey

Experience the artistic Murals of Hellissandur, a remote coastal village on the Snaefellsnes Peninsula in West Iceland that has transformed into a striking outdoor gallery. With more than 40 large-sc

Stykkisholmskirkja Church is one of Iceland’s most striking churches, located in West Iceland. Its futuristic curves and clean white silhouette offer sweeping views over Breidafjordur Bay. This landmark is more than a place of worship—it’s an architectural icon and a peaceful stop on the Snaefellsn

Located in the coastal town of Stykkisholmur in West Iceland, the Icelandic Eider Center (Æðarsetur Íslands) offers a rare window into one of the country’s most enduring and sustainable traditions: the ethical harvesting of eiderdown from wild nesting ducks. The Icelandic Eider Center is a museum a

Sugandisey Island is a small natural landmark that feels more like a scenic lookout than a traditional island. It's attached to the harbor town of Stykkisholmur in West Iceland and offers one of the most accessible panoramic spots in the region. Originally a separate basalt formation, the island wa

Reindeer Park, or Hreindýragarðurinn, offers a rare opportunity to meet rescued reindeer up close in East Iceland. Located beside the Vinland Guesthouse in Fellabaer, it focuses on intimate encounter

Brimnesviti Lighthouse is a small yet striking landmark perched on the edge of the Brimnes Peninsula in East Iceland. Perched above the dramatic Seydisfjordur fjord, this remote lighthouse offers a glimpse of maritime history and serene, untouched scenery. Don't miss the chance to experience this h

Vatnsdalsholar Hills or “Vatnsdalshólar,” is a one-of-a-kind field of grassy mounds at the mouth of North Iceland’s Vatnsdalur Valley. Spanning over five square kilometers, these surreal hills, formed by an ancient landslide, are often called “uncountable” due to their mysterious number, making the

Reykjafoss Waterfall is a peaceful yet powerful natural feature tucked away in North Iceland. Unlike the more visited South Coast waterfalls, this one stays quiet year-round. Read on to learn more abo

Visit Hnjotur Museum (Hnjótur Minjasafn), a one-of-a-kind heritage site in the remote Westfjords of Iceland. It offers a deep dive into the country’s rich maritime, farming, and aviation history, pre

Hraundrangi is a striking natural landmark in North Iceland, famous for its sharply pointed lava spire. Its narrow, needle-like summit rises about 80 meters (260 feet) above the Drangafjall ridge, creating a dramatic silhouette against the sky. This unique formation stands out amid Iceland’s volcan

Bustarfell Farm and Museum is one of Iceland’s most remarkable and well-preserved turf farms, offering visitors an immersive journey into traditional Icelandic rural life. Set in the scenic Hofsardalur Valley, the museum comprises a cluster of turf houses that have stood the test of time for centuries. Once a family home, Bustarfell now functions

Discover the Naustaborgir Hiking Area in Akureyri and explore one of North Iceland's quieter outdoor recreation areas. Surrounded by woodland scenery, open green spaces, and scenic walking paths,

Visit Samúel Jónsson’s Art Farm to discover one of Iceland's hidden gems in the Westfjords. Located in the remote Selardalur Valley, this open-air fold-art site features colorful concrete sculptur