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Regína Hrönn Ragnarsdóttir

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Hi, my name is Regína and I was born and raised here in Iceland. Since 2013 I have written 320 travel blogs about various interesting places to visit in Iceland. I hope you enjoy reading my travel-blog :)

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Hofskirkja Turf Church in Öræfi in South-East Iceland - the youngest one
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Hofskirkja Turf Church in Öræfi in South-East Iceland - the youngest one

Hofskirkja church is a beautiful turf church in the Öræfi region in South-East Iceland. There are only 6 turf churches remaining in Iceland and Hofskirkja is the last of the old churches to be built in this beautiful traditional turf style. Its walls are made of rock and the roof is made of stone slabs, covered with turf. Hofskirkja turf church There has been a church at Hof in Öræfi for 700 years and the first written records of a church being on this site are from a cartulary (an old medieval document) from 1343. The core of the current church was built in 1883-1885.  The interior of

Víðimýrarkirkja Turf Church in North-Iceland - is it the most beautiful of them all?
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Regína Hrönn Ragnarsdóttir

Víðimýrarkirkja Turf Church in North-Iceland - is it the most beautiful of them all?

In this travel-blog I am going to show you a beautiful old turf church that is hidden away from sight in Skagafjörður in North Iceland. This little gem is called Víðimýrarkirkja church - a true masterpiece.  Our third president, Kristján Eldjárn, once said that this turf church was one of the most clear-cut and beautiful relics of old Icelandic architecture there is.  ​Víðimýrarkirkja turf church I think these old turf churches are all gems and cannot choose between them, but Víðimýrarkirkja church sure is beautiful. Víðimýrarkirkja was built in 1834 by Jón Samsonarson MP and builder. Th

Öndverðarnes Cape - the Westernmost Point on the Snæfellsnes Peninsula in West Iceland
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Regína Hrönn Ragnarsdóttir

Öndverðarnes Cape - the Westernmost Point on the Snæfellsnes Peninsula in West Iceland

In this travel-blog I want to show you Öndverðarnes cape - the westernmost point of the Snæfellsnes peninsula in West Iceland.  I have visited Öndverðarnes several times over the years and it amazes me how many ruins can be found here. This blog is a side-blog of my 5-part travel-blog series about the interesting Snæfellsnes Peninsula. What you will first notice as you enter this area is the small orange lighthouse (only 5-meter tall), Öndverðarnesviti, built in 1973, with a couple of parking spaces next to it.  Top photo: Öndverðarnesviti lighthouse at Öndverðarnes Ruins at Öndverðarn

The Fishermen's Garden and Maritime Museum in Hellissandur on the Snæfellsnes Peninsula in West Iceland
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Regína Hrönn Ragnarsdóttir

The Fishermen's Garden and Maritime Museum in Hellissandur on the Snæfellsnes Peninsula in West Iceland

Hellissandur is one of the villages on the north side of the Snæfellsnes peninsula in West Iceland. It is the first village you will encounter on the peninsula after driving 195 km from the capital city of Reykjavík. This travel-blog is a side-blog of my 5-part travel-blog series about the interesting Snæfellsnes Peninsula. Top photo: the entrance to the park Þorvaldarbúð turf houses at the Fishermen's Garden  Hellissandur is one of the oldest fishing villages in Iceland. In the olden times, there was a big, vibrant fishing community here, with some 60 seasonal fishermen's huts back in

The Sisters and the Elves - Icelandic Folklore - New Year's Eve & Christmas Customs
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Regína Hrönn Ragnarsdóttir

The Sisters and the Elves - Icelandic Folklore - New Year's Eve & Christmas Customs

Deep-rooted in the Icelandic national spirit is the old belief in the elves and the hidden people of Iceland. I have written several travel-blogs over the years, in which I have shown you many different elf-locations all over Iceland. We also have many customs related to the elves, most of which are not practiced any longer. In this travel-blog, I translated a couple of well-known Icelandic folklore into English to show you some of the elf customs related to Christmas and New Year's Eve. Top photo: Galtastaðir-fram in East-Iceland Árbæjarsafn Museum in Reykjavík The elves seem to have

A Fantastic Visit to the Ice Cave in Langjökull Glacier - Snowmobiling and a Dip in the Secret Lagoon
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Regína Hrönn Ragnarsdóttir

A Fantastic Visit to the Ice Cave in Langjökull Glacier - Snowmobiling and a Dip in the Secret Lagoon

I have been writing travel-blogs for Guide to Iceland for 12 years about various interesting locations in Iceland, folklore, and the Vikings, and have written 320 travel-blogs. I am doing this for fun and one of the greatest perks of being an Iceland travel-blogger is being able to join various guided tours around Iceland. I then write a travel-blog about the tours to show you what they are like. I joined the Glacier Super Jeep and Ice Cave Tour - Langjokull and The Secret Lagoon with Mountaineers of Iceland. Top photo: inside the ice cave in Langjökull Snowmobiling on Langjökull glaci

Beautiful white Snow in Laugardalur Valley in Reykjavík
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Beautiful white Snow in Laugardalur Valley in Reykjavík

I love the feeling of walking around Reykjavík city when it starts snowing for the first time. Especially when the snow covers my city like a thick white velvety blanket. A couple of years ago we got so much snow that it hadn't snowed as much in Reykjavík since 1979. I remember the winter of 1979 well; as once that winter I got lost in such a bad blizzard in Reykjavík that I didn't know whether I was coming or going, or if I was walking on the street or the pavement.  All of a sudden there was absolutely no visibility. It was like being lost in a fog, only this was a roaring ice-cold bli

The Daughter of the Minister - Prestsdóttirin frá Prestbakka á Síðu - Icelandic Folklore
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The Daughter of the Minister - Prestsdóttirin frá Prestbakka á Síðu - Icelandic Folklore

Through the years I have often told you about the Icelandic elves in my travel-blog. Our Icelandic folklore is filled with stories and encounters with the Icelandic elves and the Hidden People of Iceland I found one such story called Prestsdóttir - the Daughter of the Minister. It tells you the story of the revenge of the Icelandic elves in South Iceland. Top photo: Prestbakkakirkja church in the wintertime The church at Prestbakki at Síða is special in a way that the pulpit is located in the middle of the church and not to the side Here is the folklore as it is told in Þjóðsögur Jóns

The Elf-church Álfakirkja at Laugarvatnsvellir plains in Iceland
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Regína Hrönn Ragnarsdóttir

The Elf-church Álfakirkja at Laugarvatnsvellir plains in Iceland

Remember when I told you about the Laugarvatnshellir cave in my travel blog Laugarvatnshellir Cave & the Cave People of Iceland? These caves were inhabited by two families in the last century and you can get guided tours of the caves which show you what life was like in the caves. Top photo: by the elf-church The elf-church as seen from the distance A short distance from the cave, you will find a distinctive rock, which is believed to be an elf-church Álfakirkja. Seeing that the weather was glorious when I last visited Laugarvatnshellir, I decided on hiking to the elf-church. It was s

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