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This landmark church, the tallest building in Iceland, dominates
the city from its highest point and is visible on a sunny day from
up to 10 miles (16km) away. Named after 17th century Icelandic
poet, hymn composer and clergyman, Hallrimur Petursson, the
church's unusual... see full details
The recently refurbished National Museum of Iceland is the best place to become acquainted with the folklore, history and culture of this fascinating nation. The museum contains around 3,000 artefacts, including medieval settlers' tools, agricultural and nautical implements, ancient carvings and Viking relics.
... see full detailsThe lush, green Botanical Gardens are a haven for strollers and planted with a large collection of Icelandic indigenous plants. Besides walking trails and water features, the gardens have a greenhouse café open during the summer months, a children's park and a zoo.
... see full detailsEinar Jónsson was Iceland's foremost sculptor and he
himself designed and established this museum, which contains
several hundred of his works spanning his 60-year career. The
museum building itself is deemed to be Jónsson's largest
work, and served as his home, gallery and studio.... see full details
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