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The old Langabúð trading house in Djupivogur now houses a local history and art museum. Built in 1790, the building is the oldest house in the village, which has a population of only around 450.

There are many colorful boats moored in the harbor, creating a vibrant scene with the graffiti on the quayside and the colorful facades of the houses. There's delicious food from the food truck, and today there was even a cruise ship docked outside, constantly bringing tourists to the village. However, there's a daily limit of 2,500 tourists in this small town of 400 residents.

The graffiti on the quay wall is called "The People of the Village" and was created by a local artist. It depicts the people, especially playing music and dancing.

Sigurdur Gudmundsson has placed 34 granite eggs along the coastal road in Gledivik Bay. Their shape is based on real-life models of local birds, but is enlarged many times over.

Made interesting, you can take a look.

Nice graffiti, nice little port.

Unfortunately it is closed and looks slowly dilapidated.

The Langabud is an old longhouse with a cafe and a small museum.