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November 13, 2021November 13, 2021Terminology

Oath of Compurgation

It used to be the case that individuals charged with a crime could set themselves free by making an oath. Depending on […]

True stories and folklore

November 10, 2021November 13, 2021Terminology

Baðstofa

The word baðstofa originates from the ancient Swedish word badstufva and the Danish word badstue. In English this would translate to something […]

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Instagram post 17919662924224919

The mystical stories of Iceland are a part of our

Instagram post 17949769147709439

Icelandic proverb: "Brigðult er lán sem brothæt

When Guido van Helten walked past this big wall co

“Dropinn holar harðan stein” ... English: The

Wall Poetry at the corner of Nýlendugata and Ægi

When Thor went to Útgarðaloki (Loki of Útgarðu

At the bottom of the ocean lives a fascinating cre

Perhaps among the most common Icelandic sayings is

Wall Poetry on Ægisgata 7 in Reykjavík is called

"Glymur hátt í tómri tunnu" ... English: "Loud

One of the coolest museums in Reykjavik. The sculp

Icelandic saying: "Það þarf sterk bein til að

Not sure what this mural is called, but it is the

Icelandic saying: "Betur sjá augu en auga" (Two e

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