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Iceland, the land of fire and ice, is renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, cascading waterfalls, geothermal wonders, and a rich cultural heritage. Beyond its natural marvels, this Nordic island is also home to a fascinating array of museums that offer a glimpse into Iceland's vibrant history, unique folklore, artistic heritage,

By Jonathan Duffy, Arctic Meta The month of September generally brings a significant seasonal change in Iceland. The endless summer days begin to disappear, and dusk starts to creep in a little bit earlier each day. It's a time of year when the locals start cracking out their autumn and

By Jonathan Duffy, Arctic Meta Iceland is called the land of fire and ice because it literally contains both of them for much of the year. The entire land mass rose out of the sea about 60 million years ago as the result of volcanic eruptions between two tectonic plates,