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Copyrighted Material Akureyri Art Museum Ash Wednesday (Öskudagur), 32 Index (Listasafníð á Akureyri), ASI Art Museum (Asmundarsalur; 253–254 Reykjavík), 128 See also Accommodations and Akureyri Church, 254 Askja, 5, 373–377 Restaurant indexes, below. Akureyri Summer Arts Festival, Asmundur Sveinsson Sculpture 34 Museum (Asmundarsafn; Akureyri Swimming Pool, 256 Reykjavík), 130 Alafoss Factory Outlet Association of Independent Tour General Index (Mosfellsbær), 151 Operators (AITO), 56 A Alafoss (Reykjavík), 141 ATAK Car Rental, 42 Alcoholic drinks, 29 Aðalstræti (Reykjavík), 120 Access-Able Travel Source, 52 drinking laws, 378 Aðalvík, 227 Accessible Journeys, 51 GENERAL INDEX prices in the airport, 41 Atlantic Airways, 40 Accommodations, 61–66. Aldeyjarfoss, 263 Atlavík, 351 See also Camping; Mountain Aldrei fór ég suður (Isafjörður), ATMs (automated-teller huts; and Accommodations 216 machines), 47 Index Alfaborg, 361 The Atom Station (Laxness), 23 best, 9–10 Alfacafé (Bakkagerði), 361 August Long Weekend eco-friendly, 55 Alfaland (near Akureyri), 261 (Verslunarmannahelgi), 34 landing the best room, 66 Almannagjá, 157 Aurora borealis (Northern money-saving tips, 65–66 AlÞingishús (Parliament House; Lights), 36, 193 searching for, 65 Reykjavík), 121 Aurum (Reykjavík), 139 star-rating system, 65 American Foundation for the Austfjarðaleið, 346 types of, 62–64 Blind (AFB), 51 Austfjarðatröllið (Eastfjords Act Alone Theater Festival Andey Island, 342 Troll; Breiðdalsvík), 341 (Isafjörður), 216 Angler Adventures, 72 Australia The Activity Group, 67, 73, 185 Angling Club Lax-á, 72, 77 customs regulations, 39 Activity Tours (Siglufjörður), 242 Angling Club of Reykjavík, 135 embassy and consulate Adventureland (Reykjavík), 140 Angling Service Strengir, 72, 77 services, 378 Adventures Abroad, 58 Animal-friendly issues, 55 Austurstræti (Reykjavík), 124 Aerial tours, 68 Annual Sheep and Horse Austurvöllur Square (Reykjavík), Akureyri, 255 Round-up (Réttir), 35 121 Mývatn-Krafla region, 269 Aquarium & Natural History Auðun’s House (Auðunarstofa; AirAmbulanceCard.com, 52 Museum (Fiska og Hólar), 238–239 Air Iceland, 40, 46, 57 Náttúrugripasafnið; Heimaey), Aviation Museum (Flugsafn discounts for children, 52 293, 295 Islands; Akureyri), 254 Grímsey, 260 Arason, Jón, monument to, 161 Avis, 42 “Youth Restricted Fare,” 53 Arbæjarlaug (Reykjavík), 134 Air travel, 39–41, 46 Arbær Museum (Arbæjarsafn; websites, 380 Reykjavík), 132 B Akrafjall, 153 Arcanum Adventure Tours, 316 Bad Taste (Smekkleysa; Akranes, 151–154 Architecture, 17–18 Reykjavík), 138 Akranes Museum, 153 Arctic Adventures, 67, 69, 70, 73, Bakkagerði (Borgarfjörður), 361 Akurey, 135 80, 162, 185, 202 Bakkagerðiskirkja (Bakkagerði), Akureyri, 245–257 Arctic Experience Holidays, 58 361 accommodations, 249–251 Arctic Fox Center (Súðavík), 220 Bakkus (Reykjavík), 142 banks/currency exchange, 248 Arctic Henge, 286 Baldur (ferry), 201, 214 cellphones, 248 Arctic Horses (Grindavík), 172 Bankastræti (Reykjavík), 124 drugstores, 248 Arctic Open (Akureyri), 34, 255 Bank Holiday Weekend emergencies, 248 Arctic terns, 201, 260, 286 (Verslunarmannahelgi), 34 Internet access, 248 Area codes, 378 Banks laundry, 248 Arinbjörn Jóhannsson Touring business hours, 378 libraries, 248 Service, 76 Reykjavík, 101 medical help, 248 Arnarfell, 173 Barbara (Reykjavík), 144 nightlife, 257–258 Arnarhóll (Reykjavík), 124 Baring-Gould, Sabine, 24 in the off season, 37 Arnarson, Ingólfur, statue of Barinn (Reykjavík), 143 police, 248 (Reykjavík), 124 Barnafoss (Children’s Falls), 184 post office, COPYRIGHTED248 MATERIAL Arnarstapi, 191 Bar 11 (Reykjavík), 142 restaurants, 251–253 Arnarstapi-Hellnar trail, 192 Bátaferðir (Dalvík), 256, 259 shopping, 256–257 Arnes, 222, 223 Baðstofa (Bath-house), 192 sights and attractions, Art, 16 Beer, 29 253–255 Art galleries, Reykjavík, 137 Beer Day, 32 supermarkets, 248–249 Asbyrgi, 282 Bergmann, Daniel, 78 traveling to and around, A seyði (Seyðisfjörður), 356 Bergmenn Mountain Guides, 258 245, 247 Asgarður, 367, 370 BergÞórshvoll, 309 visitor information, 247–248 388 118_9780470973790-bindex.indd8_9780470973790-bindex.indd 388388 112/1/102/1/10 111:051:05 PPMM Berserkers, 195 Breiðárlón, 329 Canyon Calling, 57 Berserkjahraun, 195, 196 Breiðavík, 191 Carbon offsetting, 55 B5 (Reykjavík), 142 Breiðdalsvík, 341 Carpooling, 45 Biking and mountain biking, Breiðdalur, 341 Car rentals, 42–43 GENERAL INDEX 68–69 Brekkulækur Farm websites, 380 Isafjörður, 217 (Hvammstangi), 232 Car travel, 42–43 Mývatn-Krafla region, 265 Bridge Between Two Continents, Reykjavík, 100 Reykjavík, 99–100 172 Catholic Church (KaÞólska tour operators, 69 Bridges, 44 Kirkjan; Akureyri), 254 Westfjords, 215 Brimnes (Seyðisfjörður), 358 Caves, 70 Bílaleiga Akureyrar/National Britannia Golf, 74 ice, 49, 70 (Reykjavík), 42 Brúnavík, 363 Kverkjökull, 377 Bíldudalur, 207, 210 Brúðuheimar (Center for Puppet Lofthellir, 269 Birdwatching, 69–70 Arts; Borgarnes), 183 Raufarhólshellir, 175 Arnarstapi, 191 Brydebúð (Vík), 317 Cellphones, 59–60 Breiðafjörður, 202 BSI bus company (Reykjavík), 45 Center for Puppet Arts Dyrhólaey, 316 BSI bus terminal (Reykjavík), 100 (Brúðuheimar; Borgarnes), 183 Eldey, 172 BSR Taxis (Reykjavík), 100 Charcot, Dr., Memorial to the Grímsey, 261 Budget car rentals Shipwreck of Hafnaberg Cliffs, 172 (Reykjavík), 42 (Fáskrúðsfjörður), 342 Hafnarhólmi, 362 Burton, Richard Francis, 24 Children, families with, 52 Hrísey, 259–260 Business hours, 378 Reykjavík, 127 Húsavík, 277 Bus passes, 46 suggested itinerary, 93–96 Hvítserkur, 231 Bustarfell Museum (near Töfragarðurinn Magic Garden Ingólfshöfði, 329 Vopnafjörður), 287–288 (Stokkseyri), 177–178 Látrabjarg, 206 Bus travel, 45–46 Christmas House (Jólagarðurinn; Papey, 341 Reykjavík, 100 near Akureyri), 262 Reynisfjall, 317 Búðahraun lava field, 191 Christmas season, 35 Vigur Island, 220 Búðaklettur, 191 Cinema, Reykjavík, 146 Bjarnarhöfn, 195 Búðavík, 190–191 Cintamani (Reykjavík), 140 Björk, 20 Búðir, 191 City Cathedral (Dómkirkjan; Bláa Kirkjan (Seyðisfjörður), 356 Butterfield & Robinson, 58 Reykjavík), 121, 124 Bláa Lónið (Blue Lagoon), 4, Byggðasafnið Hrafnseyri, 211 City Hall (Ráðhús), Reykjavík, 164–166 Byggðasafnið Hvoll (Dalvík Folk 99, 127 The Black Skies (Svörtuloft), 194 Museum), 258 The City Library (Reykjavík), 102 Bláfjöll, 81 Byggðasafn Snæfellsbæjar Classical music, Reykjavík, 145 Blönduós, 229, 232 (Snæfellsbær Regional Climbing and mountaineering accommodations, 233 Museum), 194–195 Akrafjall and Háihnúkur restaurants, 234 Byggðasafn Vestfjarða (The (Akranes), 153 Blótsteinn (The Sacrifice Stone), Westfjords Heritage Museum; East Iceland, 352 308 Isafjörður), 216 Esja, 152 Blueberry picking, Westfjords, Byggðasafn Vestmannaeyja Hekla, 301 205 (Folk Museum; Heimaey), 295 Reynisfjall, 317 Blue Flag, 54 Snæfellsjökull National Park, Blue Lagoon (Bláa Lónið), 4, 192–193 164–166 C Clothing Boat travel and cruises, 41, 46 Cabins, 62 packing suggestions, 33 Bolludagur, 32 Café Amour (Akureyri), 257 Reykjavík, 138–141 Bolungarvík, 219–220 Café Karólína (Akureyri), 257 Cod chins (gellur), 28 Bónus (Reykjavík), 102 Cafe Oliver (Reykjavík), 143 Codex Regius of the Elder Edda, Book of Settlements, 18, 274 Cafe Rosenberg (Reykjavík), 125 Books, 21 20–21, 145 Coffee, 29 Bookstores, Reykjavík, 138 Calendar of events, 32–35 Continental Journeys, 58 Borea Adventures, 78, 81–82, 226 Calling cards, 59 Cormorant (skarfur), 29 Borgarfjörður Eystri, 7, 359–364 Camper Iceland, 43 Couch-swapping, 66 Borgarhjól (Reykjavík), 100 Campers, 43 Country code prefix, 378 Borgarnes, 181–187 Camping, 63–64 Credit cards, 47 Borton Overseas, 58 Bakkagerði, 364 Cuisine, 25–30 Boston (Reykjavík), 143 Hornstrandir Nature Reserve, Culture House Botanical Garden (Lystigarður 227 (Þjöðmenningarhúsið; Akureyrar), 254 Skaftafell park, 327 Reykjavík), 125 Botnsvatn, 276 Vatnajökull National Park, 283 Currency and currency Brauða-og Kökugerðin Camping Card, 64 exchange, 47 (Akranes), 154 Canada Reykjavík, 101 Breiðafjörður, 199–203 customs regulations, 39 Customs regulations, 38–39 embassy, 378 389 118_9780470973790-bindex.indd8_9780470973790-bindex.indd 389389 112/1/102/1/10 111:051:05 PPMM D East Iceland, 332–365 Eyjafjallajökull, 82, 305–307 Dalvík, 258–259 East Iceland Heritage Museum after the 2010 volcano Dalvík Folk Museum (Minjasafn Austurlands; eruption, 7 (Byggðasafnið Hvoll), 258 Egilsstaðir), 350 Eyjafjörður Route, 371 Dateline of Icelandic history, Echo Rocks (Hljóðaklettar), Eymundsson (Reykjavík), 138 16–23 282–283 Eyrarbakki, 176–177 Daviðshús (Akureyri), 253 Eco-friendly tourism, 54–56 Eyrbyggja Heritage Center, 196 Debit cards, 47 Edda Hotels, 62 Eyrbyggja Saga, 195, 200 Dettifoss, 5, 283 Eden (Austurmörk), 175 Dhoon (fishing trawler), 207 Egg-collecting, 293 F Dick Phillips Icelandic Travel Egg-collecting club of Þórshöfn, 287 Fagrifoss, 323 Service, 75 Faktóry Bar (Reykjavík), 145 GENERAL INDEX Dick Phillips Specialty Icelandic Egg House (Eyrarbakki), 177 Egill Olafsson Folk Museum Families with children, 52 Travel Service, 305 Reykjavík, 127 Dillon (Reykjavík), 143 (Örlygshöfn), 206 Egil Skallagrímsson, 181, 183 suggested itinerary, 93–96 Dimmuborgir, 266–267 Töfragarðurinn Magic Garden Dining, 26–27. 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