The restaurant’s signature dish is tomato soup, served with a variety of freshly baked breads, in the daily lunch buffet for 1,900 Icelandic krona, or around $17.

The Golden Circle is free to visit 24 hours a day, but select sights (like Kerið, a volcanic crater) charge an entrance fee. If you decide to sign up for a guided tour, expect to pay at least ...

Photo by Kelly Knickerbocker. It’s fitting that Þingvellir would be a visitor’s first stop out of Reykjavík along the Golden Circle. It’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site and where Iceland all ...

From erupting geysers to ancient Viking parliaments, Iceland's Golden Circle offers otherworldly adventures in the land of ...

But for those seeking to get off the beaten Circle, North Iceland offers an analogous, lesser-traveled route known as the Diamond Circle.Near the North’s unofficial capital, Akureyri, the 150 ...

Good Morning Washington's Around the World: Spotlight on Iceland series continues today with a trip toFriðheimar: Iceland's family-run restaurant that offers tomato-based dishes from their onsite ...