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The Top 11 Attractions in Fjallabyggð

There are plenty of places to see and visit in Fjallabyggð. Whether you love hiking or cycling, Fjallabyggð is a region where 11

hidden gems are waiting to be explored and visited. Check the top places to visit in the region and plan your next adventure today.

Last updated: October 29, 2025

Herring Era Museum Siglufjörður

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Great museum about the history of the city and the herring catch

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Sculpture of the Herring Girl

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Memorial commemorating the role of the herring girls in the Icelandic economy during the last century. During the peak herring fishing season, about a thousand herring girls were on duty …

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Traditional Fishermen's Houses of Siglufjörður

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old nice coloured fisher houses

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Siglufjörður Town Hall

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The town hall of Siglufjardar plays a major role in the first season. It is also the town hall in real life.

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Siglufjarðarkirkja

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The town's church played a role in the first season. Here in the Siglufjarðarkirkja, Andri gives his speech to the people. Unfortunately, the church was closed when we were there. I would have loved to see it from the inside.

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Hotel in Akureyri from 'Trapped'

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The hotel in the first season of Trapped is also a hotel in real life. However, the interior scenes were not filmed here. Some of the stranded ferry passengers stay here and the hotel manager has his office here.

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Andri's Family House from Trapped

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Andri's in-laws live in this house in the first season. Many scenes take place here and Andri sleeps on the sofa here.

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The Harbour House in Siglufjörður

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This small building is seen several times in the first season of Trapped. This is where harbor master Sigurdur works.

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Herring Café (Sildarkaffi)

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In earlier years, herring was probably salted here. Today, there is a cozy little restaurant (Herring Café or Sildarkaffi) here.

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Olís Gas Station (Trapped Series Filming Location)

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The only gas station in town is Oli's Gas Station. Here you can eat delicious hot dogs for a reasonable price. The gas station appears several times in the first …

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The Top 11 Attractions in Fjallabyggð

Herring Era Museum Siglufjörður

Sculpture of the Herring Girl

Traditional Fishermen's Houses of Siglufjörður

Siglufjörður Town Hall

Siglufjarðarkirkja

Hotel in Akureyri from 'Trapped'

Andri's Family House from Trapped

The Harbour House in Siglufjörður

Herring Café (Sildarkaffi)

Olís Gas Station (Trapped Series Filming Location)

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