Iceland
By: Amanda Suguitan and Bella Meyer
Icelandic Cuisine
-Most popular food on Iceland
-Made of the dairy, lamb , and fish in iceland
Icelandic Cocoa Soup
Smoked Lamb
-They are found almost every single market on the island around mid October
Major Cities and Well known places
Reykjavik, capital region
Kopavogur, capital region
Blue lagoon
Hiking in Hornstrander
Sports and parks
pingvellir park
Popular sports include handball, football, athletics, basketball, golf, volleyball, tennis, swimming, horseback riding on Icelandic horses is also popular and recently Australian Football and Archery.
Climate
The climate of Iceland is warm near the southern coastal area and tundra inland in the highlands. The island lies in the path of the North Atlantic Current, which makes its climate more temperate than would be expected.
Transportation
Flights are scheduled from Reykjavík Regularto domestic airports in all parts of the country. In co-operation with local bus companies, most towns in Iceland are connected to a regional airport, giving you easy access from Reykjavík to anywhere.
Entertainment
Award winning restaurants, exciting nightlife and plenty of festivals and activities. Iceland can provide you with a quiet relaxing holiday, where you can marvel at its nature or you can go for a more lively and active visit revolving around sports or shopping.
Iceland Arts and Culture
Iceland’s unique nature, closely-knit population, and enterprising spirit have all contributed to a dynamic, original cultural scene. Many locals have “creative” professions and of those who don’t, many sing in a choir, play an instrument, write poetry, design clothing, knit, or have another vent for their creative energy.
Languages
The language of the sagas is Old Icelandic, a western dialect of Old Norse.