Places with audio guides - Iceland

An Icelandic saga from the late 13th century about blood, honor, and revenge in the Westfjords, set in Dyrafjordur, Arnarfjordur, and Breidafjordur.

This iconic building atop Oskjuhlid in Reykjavik, dating from 1991, combines technical infrastructure, museums, a viewing platform, and a restaurant.

A 844-meter mountain near Borgarnes, known from the Landnamabok, with basalt slopes, landslides, views, and a demanding ascent.

The two basalt rock stacks on the coast of Snæfellsnes are among the best-known geological formations in western Iceland and an important bird sanctuary.

The volcanic mountain above Lake Mývatn offers a short hike along a marked trail and a view of the geology of northern Iceland.

The tuff table mountain Hvalfell in Hvalfjordur offers steep slopes, a moss-covered summit, and views of Lake Hvalvatn and the Botnsdalur valley.

A distinctive peak above Mosfellsbær, 296 m high, with a history reaching back to the Middle Ages and with modern transmitters serving the Reykjavík area.

Svartifoss in Skaftafell is one of Iceland’s best-known waterfalls. It stands out for its basalt columns, which create a striking geological backdrop.