Attractions in Iceland

The Svartifoss is located in Skaftafell National Park in southeast Iceland. Accessible to tourists.

The Dettifoss is the largest waterfall in northeast Iceland and, due to the combination of volume flow and head, just before the Rhine Falls, it is the most powerful waterfall in Europe.

The way to the Bruarfoss is not that easy. The path to the Foss leads over a very slippery and also slimy path in bad weather.

One should also go behind the waterfall. Simply spectacular.

The valley is really great. I did not camp there, but spent some nice hours with the family there. You have to be careful that you do not burn yourself, … read more

After hiking great swimming. Caution at the beginning you can burn yourself.

Great waterfall, impressive, as the water masses plunge into the depths.

Unfortunately, as many believe, it is not possible to have one leg in America and the other in Europe. The legs are simply too short

Beautiful walk around the crater

The Hallgrimskirkja is the second highest building in Iceland. From the top of the church tower you have a great view of the capital Reykjavik with the colorful roofs and the harbor.

Exciting story, a little scary.

The real architects of Harpa are Henning Larsen Architects and Batteríið. Where the artist Ólafur Elíasson has designed the concept for the design of the outer facade. Furthermore, the visit … read more

The Strokkur Geyser breaks out every 5-10 minutes - sometimes bigger, sometimes smaller. Caution: there is a risk that you will get wet;)

The entire trail is lined with "kissing trolls". We took the blue dashed, which then turns red and then yellow. The blue dashed part is more demanding, but not so crowded. The blue bars always show you the way.

The steel sculpture Sólfar (Sun Ride) represents a dream trip to the sun on a mystical boat. It lies on the shore path of Reykjavik against the backdrop of the … read more

If you want to enjoy the view of the geothermal field from the adjacent mountain, you should (from the parking lot) take the trail from the right to the top. … read more

You can see the waterfall from various viewing platforms - from very far away to see the entirety of the waterfall, right up to where the mighty mass of water passes by.

Goðafoss is one of Iceland's real treasures and one of Iceland's largest waterfalls. It is fed by the River Skjálfandafljót, which flows through a 7,000-year-old lava field from Trölladyngja volcano, … read more

The first waterfall on the route towards Svartifoss.

---- German version below ------In the past it was even possible to swim in a cave, today it is forbidden.
Incidentally, this cave is also a location of the … read more