Icelanders (Icelandic: Íslendingar) are an ethnic group and nation who are native to the island country of Iceland. They speak Icelandic, a North Germanic language. Icelanders established …

Icelandic culture is primarily defined by their history and the cultural traditions and ties from their roots. Iceland was settled by Norsemen after the then-king of Norway began persecuting and …

When you read about strange things in Iceland, you'll notice that they mainly focus on how many native Icelanders still believe in elves, how they have 13 terrifying trolls instead of one jolly …

Apr 1, 2024 · Iceland, a realm where nature’s extremes converge, offers a tapestry of experiences that go beyond its volcanic landscapes and icy vistas. This article delves into the heart of …

In 1262–1264, Iceland was incorporated into Norway; in 1380, when Norway came under Danish rule, Iceland went along; and on 17 June 1944, Iceland became an independent republic, …

Much of the history of Iceland has been recorded in the Icelandic sagas and Edda. The most famous of these include Njáls saga, about an epic blood feud, and Grænlendinga saga and …

From 874 to 930 AD, more and more people and clans were arriving in Iceland, with a demographic of almost entirely Norwegian men and Irish women.

Find out what makes an Icelander. Discover some of the traits that are unique to the people of Iceland and some of the stereotypes of Icelanders. Read more

Iceland is proud of its people and its culture, and works hard to preserve its heritage in both language and the arts. Here's a look at how, along with general information about the …

The Icelandic people are of Scandinavian origin, originally predominately Norwegian. Generally they are exceptionally friendly, highly educated, sophisticated, attractive, honest and very …