The Boy, the Dream, and the Missing Toy Ships
Mjóstræti 3, also called Vinaminni Vinaminni is a big house located only minutes away from Ingólfstorg, Reykjavik. In 1885, the actress and […]
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An unborn child appears at a séance
Aðalstræti 16 is a historically important location and currently serves as one of Reykjavik City Museum’s five locations. This location holds the […]
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Kolur and Kári: Beloved Animals Beyond the Veil
Dillon is a Whiskey bar located on Laugavegur 30. Their courtyard is next to Laugavegur 30b. The house is difficult to see […]
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A Kindness Remembered: Unnur’s Visitor from Greenland
Ránargata 12 is the first house with a red roof on the right. Across the street on Ránargata 13 was the home […]
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The Watchwoman of Hólavalla Cemetery
´Hólavalla Cemetery is spooky, yet peaceful at the same time. With its old graves and even older trees, it´s easy to feel […]
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The Ship Beyond the Veil: Unnur’s Journey in a Dream
The Pond (Tjörnin) and Vonarstræti. The tall building is the Oddfellow building on Vonarstræti 10. The house built on Vonarstræti 12 has […]
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A Mother in Two Places: The Apparition at Ingólfsstræti
Ingólfsstræti 21, Reykjavík. Ingólfsstræti 21 became protected under the protection laws in 2011. It is one of the very first concrete buildings […]
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Visited by a dead man
Bankastræti 3, Reykjavik. Bankastræti is one of Reykjavik’s busiest streets and merges with Reykjavik’s main shopping street, Laugavegur. On Bankastræti 3 is an […]
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The Althing House: Stonework, Secrets, and Hauntings
The Althing House stands at the heart of Reykjavík, built amid political debates and construction struggles. Its stone walls hold Iceland’s parliamentary history, the labor of its builders, and legends of mystical craftsmanship. Tales of kaldabras, spirits, and hauntings linger, making it a place where law and mystery meet.
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