To truly understand the deep-rooted drinking culture of Iceland, you have to go back to the Viking Age, 874 AD, when Norse ...

Iceland's southernmost village is big on natural wonders. Tourists flock here to see the black sands of Reynisfjara beach. No matter where you look, this setting will take your breath away, from ...

I visited Iceland for the first time in November on a reporting trip. Iceland is tiny – its population is about 1% the size of California's. And most people live in a very small area. There are ...

Another part of Iceland’s appeal is due to the Icelandic government’s programme to reimburse up to 35% of the costs incurred while producing films and television programmes in Iceland.

Iceland may be best known for its stunning natural landscapes — including glaciers, waterfalls, geysers, and hot springs — but a thriving local art and literature scene makes it a cultural hub ...

You can’t a-fjord to miss this. Taste of Iceland, a festival that brings Icelandic traditions and culture to cities across the U.S., adds an exciting lineup of special events for locals from ...