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If you are a pizza lover and wondering how long you can make it through your Icelandic vacation without a fresh slice, then you will be happy to know you won’t have to do very much waiting at all! Lucky for you, pizza is the most popular fast food in Iceland and is plentiful throughout the country. There are some …
There are plenty of delicious restaurants to check out in Akureyri. From brunch cafés to dinner diners, it’s not hard to find a top-notch place to dine at. Take a look at some of the best restaurants in Akureyri, Iceland, according to travelers. Berlin Akureyri In the Akureyri City Center sits Berlin Akureyri, a cozy coffee café. This café is …
If you’re an adventurous eater, Iceland is an ideal place to broaden your culinary horizons. If you’re questioning what to eat in Iceland, let this guide lead the way. As you might expect, the typical Icelandic diet is heavy on seafood and lamb, since both are available in abundance in the country’s harsh North Atlantic climate. However, Iceland is also …
Whether you’re a casual beer drinker or an ale aficionado, a tour of breweries is an interesting—and intoxicating—way to experience the culture of a country like Iceland. Despite the fact that beer was prohibited in Iceland from 1915 until 1989, the Nordic nation now hosts a thriving beer industry made up of several major Iceland breweries and about a dozen …
The Iceland culinary tradition will depend mainly on the needs and lifestyle of its descendants. Gathering, farming, and hunting on a rocky island in a cold ocean are some of the things islanders used to need to do to gather food. The booming tourist industry of this country has helped the food industry immensely. It has opened many opportunities to …
Iceland’s capital of Reykjavik is a starting point for pretty much all the attractions this country has to offer. No matter what tours you schedule or what your itineraries include, make sure you start the day right: with a full breakfast in Reykjavik. Chances are your trip will take hours, if not all day, so you want enough energy to …