Iceland tourist attractions What are the interesting places in Iceland?

Iceland is a magical place. Everything here is a little mysterious. There is no trace of the British industrial age, and there is no trauma caused by two world wars. Life here is very peaceful and peaceful. Here, I want to share with you a complete set of tourist attractions in Iceland.

Iceland has many interesting places. The best thing is that all the places of interest in Iceland are open, with no walls and entrances, and no tickets. Except for the short fences and lead-in plates on both sides of the basic guide road, they are all natural.

I'll just introduce a few places I've been to that feel very special. The main content is 1- road 1 the scenery around the island.

1. A Kuriri (pronounced Aku * Lickitung * Lei * Lickitung * Li) is a Kiriri.

Iceland's second largest city, in the north, has about 10000 inhabitants. The first city (or town. The place where we lived when we first went around the island.

Chirieri is not a big city, but it is delicious. It's two sides of the mountain, and there is a wide river near the city.

At that time, we arrived in Dachili at 9 pm, and we couldn't find a place to stay anywhere. Finally, we lived in a folk custom outside the city, and woke up with the smell and cry of cattle and sheep. In the morning (when the sun rises at 9 o'clock, it is actually not morning), there are rivers flowing under the snow-capped mountains, and the sunshine is just right. At that time, it was a kind of "3354 patting the thigh", called tourism! The feeling of ".

Besides, the roads in Chilie are great, especially the entrance to the cathedral. Most of them dare to pave the road directly.

Sorry, I can't provide any interesting shops, because it's the weekend and the shops are closed. Rock climbing in Chilleri is very good, of course, in summer. These mountains are covered with snow in winter.

2.JK urs Dragon (Pronunciation: Hengwei * Lickitung * Dragon) Glacier Lake

Located in the southeast of Iceland, it is a very dreamy place. The second seasons of Titanic and Game of Thrones were filmed here. The lake is full of floating icebergs that broke into the water during the ice age. The bigger one is in the middle of the lake, and the smaller one is closer. Ice floes are all blue, and the bigger they are, the bluer they are. The lake is connected with the sea by a river, and the ice floes drift to the sea under the action of the current. You can pick up some small ice cubes on the shore, which is very pure. Watch them melt in your hands. Time, history, etc. Killed in a matter of seconds. Experience the feeling of falling into ancient times.

3. (Pronunciation: Kicking the Buddhist Temple) Dettifoss

Northeast China. Near Lake Mi Hu. To quote Wiki: "dettifoss is about 100 meters wide and 44 meters high. It is considered as the highest and fastest waterfall in Europe. When we got there in the afternoon, there were no tourists. About three or four o'clock, it was getting dark. Students in the same way lead the way, and rumbling noises can be heard in the distance. After a long journey (sometimes Taiyuan is too natural and painful), I walked down the cliff (using a ladder) and finally met Dettifoss. The current is really strong. Standing by, I felt almost washed down by the sound. There is water on both sides of the waterfall, so the mud is soft. Because the river contains a lot of minerals, it is milky white (possibly due to the weather).

4. Vic (pronounced Vic)

The southernmost village in Iceland. Beautiful black beach. Vik's beaches are all volcanic ash, so the beaches are black. There are three protruding rocks beside the cliff. Most people in China call it Bijia Mountain or Gaby Island because they are very similar to what is written. Cliffs by the sea can be climbed. You can drive or walk. The road is steep, so drive carefully. Then there is a very open grassland. Let's run! (It's actually a trap. Go straight ahead and you will see the cliff; Run to the left and you will see the cliff by the sea; Run to the right, and you will see the cliff on the roadside; Just run back and go down. It is still beautiful there, because there is only sea, sea, sea. The day I arrived, the clouds were also very big (very big! Huge volume). There is an island in the distance. If you have patience, you can go and have a look. This connecting road seems to be reclaimed from the sea. Vik itself is very small. Standing on the cliff, there are only a few families in the whole village.

Isn't this a nice view?

5. Reykjavik (pronunciation: * loud tongue * alas, Kiavik)

Haha, finally the capital. I stayed in Iceland for almost half a year. Reykjavik can say too much. Some pictures and descriptions come from Vine, a city guide magazine in Reykjavik.

Haas Cousland University in Iceland: the first university in Iceland. Come, have a meal in the canteen and see the handsome and beautiful Icelandic students.

Jierning Lake: A small lake in the center of Reykjavik. Divided into two parts.

Some of them have been occupied by birds, so it's easier to call them Duck Lake (locals tell me it's actually full of geese).

Take a bag of broken bread, and you will be buried by birds! But we all selfishly give more to swans. Occasionally, we throw them to the poor seagulls.

Iceland has long been among the top ten happiest countries in the world, but that doesn't mean we don't have depression. At this time, the best place to go is the small pond in the city center, -tjr min.

When the weather is clear, the water sparkles against the sky. Ducks and lovely birds fight over the bread that people throw at them. But you'd better not do that. This is not good for them.

Even if the sky is gloomy, a calm pond can soothe your mood. Whether watching ducks or walking by the pool (pouting), every visit will make you feel happy. -vines. Image from vine)

Jarins Beztu Pylsur (Bayalins quilt is crisp) Clinton hot dog stand: Iceland can't see other roadside snacks, only hot dogs.

This hot dog is famous because Clinton has been here. By the sea near Laugavegur. If you can't find it, ask the locals, "Hot dogs! Clinton! " Do it.

Hot dog 300 kronor, cola 190 kronor (20 1 1 annual price). But I still think the hot dog stand in front of the big swimming pool tastes better.

(Everyone is here for dinner. It has been 70 years. Although it is not a dinner, it is a super snack anyway.

Harpa (afraid): Icelandic National Theatre Building. I watched a concert in bjork, and I was very happy as a small fan in the front row.

Laugavegur and Kringlan, the central shopping street and the largest shopping center. Buy everything in these two places.

Recommended Icelandic national costume: big sweater Lopapeysa. The retro pattern is small and fresh, like the following.

Dressed like this:

This pile looks like this.

Pelerin, you can see it on the hill of the University of Iceland. This was originally a hot water storage station in Reykjavik, but because people had no choice but to develop it, it became a scenic building of the whole city. It's nice to have a meal on it.

(Perlan, the best place to watch the sunset, is located on the top of a mountain with a 360-degree oversized glass window.

No matter what season or weather, Perlan is the best place to watch the sunset.

Hallgrmskirkja (Ha, Green Mu kills Guillergia) Cathedral (. ):

The cathedral in Reykjavik, where you can look up. When you reach the top of the mountain, you can have a panoramic view of the capital.

Laugardalslau (Louis Gala Grand Oslo, please send it together, one syllable) Large swimming pool: the largest swimming pool in Reykjavik.

The water is good, super clean and has no smell of bleach. If you choke on water, you can swallow it safely. There are also several hot springs. Let's go to see a beautiful woman. You can soak for a day. It's cool.

Reykjavik 87 1 2 Museum.

It is still interesting to learn about ancient Icelanders. And the remains of old Icelandic houses.

Iceland Penis Museum, penises of various creatures (not penises of various humans). It seems that there are penises of all members of the Icelandic ice hockey team (please stay here).

Google "Iceland Medical Museum" to view relevant information. The location is next to the Thai merchandise store at the Hlemur bus stop.

6. Golden Circle Golden Tour Route

Gold is close to Reykjavik, and all the scenic spots are close. You can understand the magic of Iceland by running around.

The first stop is Inge Villier, the seat of the ancient parliament. There is a national flag in front of the cliff, which is the place where the first parliament was held in the world. Super suitable for hiking.

The second stop is Gulfoss Golden Falls.

Small and beautiful

The third stop is the geyser. Wait a few minutes, you can see the geyser spewing out!

It is better to climb a nearby mountain to watch, and also to experience the loneliness of several farmers on the vast plain. Write a poem!

Your friend Geyser is on the line:

[Geyser] used a known blow:

The fourth stop, Kaili volcanic lake, the lake in the crater, feels deep and dares not approach.

The fifth stop Hverager, watch the sheep drive! A flock of silly sheep, jumping around, maybe someone can find a lovely place. Bad smell. Attention.

The sixth stop, Nesjavellir geothermal station, come and see the real hot springs! And why Reykjavik is called Reykjavik (Reykjavik means smog and vk is a village). Unfortunately, I was tired of this trip and forgot many interesting parts.

7. Fuck the map!

All tourism aimed at scenic spots is not tourism (joking). But in a small, fresh and closed place like Iceland, it is indeed a good choice to throw away the map and get lost in the wild, although there is a danger of getting lost. For example, when we went around the island, we found a small hot spring behind a hill on the side of the road! I took off my clothes and jumped into the swimming pool with my foreign friends. I opened the beer and began to drink. At present, there are mountains and valleys, and there is a small wind blowing in the clouds. This awesome sense of treasure hunting and exposure pleasure () can only be obtained without a map! Moreover, because we didn't want to take the main road, we somehow found a small waterfall. Behind the waterfall is a cave-like place. We saw the most beautiful sunset in the mist of the waterfall. Listen, Tom Weitz sang all the way back to Reykjavik. What is tourism? Maybe that's it.

8. Northern Lights Aurora.

On the version, I forgot to say aurora! It is very convenient to see natural phenomena such as aurora and rainbow in Iceland. I remember when we first saw the aurora in early October. The whole dormitory is excited to climb to the top of the building. The aurora came out unexpectedly again. "Oh, how beautiful!" Two days later, "Alas, the aurora came out, aren't you going to see it?" "Forget it, write a paper tonight." It's cool to despise people who go to northern Europe to see the aurora at this time:)

You can't find any good words to describe the aurora. What kind of pictures are found on the Internet, Iceland can see what kind of aurora. The following picture perfectly reproduces the scene of nearly 10 people in a villa in the distant mountains of the capital, soaking in hot springs and drinking Ruika (a vodka made in Iceland). Aurora appears in the dead of night. Thanks to the photographer.

9. Blue lagoon!

I'm sorry I didn't go. My friends who came to Iceland with me had a good time there and spent the whole day in bubbles. It looks like this. There is white mud at the bottom of the pool, which can be applied to face and body. It is said to be super comfortable. There are also specialty stores selling blue lagoon brand skin care products in urban areas and airports, which should be very suitable for accompanying. When I returned to China, my classmates all had this brand of hand cream and mask.

Featured Icelandic cuisine

Many students mentioned "consumption" in comments. Because I mainly travel in Iceland, the average monthly living expenses for 20 1 1 year is 12000 yuan. Now in Reykjavik, instead of surfing, I can cook at home and get 6000 yuan a month.

So what did all this money do? Eat, drink and be merry! Let me introduce the restaurant I ate in Iceland.

(The SD card is broken, and the photos are gone, so I can only use the pictures on the Internet. Due to the cold climate in Iceland, "a clever woman can't cook without rice", and the diet is mainly exotic food. Let's start with hamburgers.

1.hamborgarabulla tmasar (pronunciation: ham pigala, but not spicy, its head is Massa Lickitung *) official website: hamborgarabullan.

It is said to be the best hamburger in Reykjavik, containing 25 ingredients. Juice is juicy and fleshy ~ the meat is very tight, and there will be no meat residue scattered when eating. If you add bacon and take a bite, it's like stepping on the stairs leading to the "meat kingdom".

2. Waldis (Pronunciation: Waldis) official website: Home Page)

Beautiful ice cream. The taste is novel but not unexpected, smooth and sweet. (Please note)