Hagavöllur is a 9 hole golf course just above…
There’s plenty of fun to be had in Seyðisfjörður.
Outdoor activities, dining shopping or museums and other cultural events, you can find them here!
The natural surroundings of Seyðisfjörður offer close encounters with steep high mountains and a vast open sea. During summer you can select from numerous outdoor actives, ranging from short hikes to day-long explorations by foot or sailing.
In mid-winter the ski area offers slopes for all kinds of skiers.
The Blue Church Summer Concert Series was founded in…
Tvisongur is a site-specific sound sculpture by German artist Lukas…
A turning point in the history of Icelandic electrification.…
The Technical Museum suffered tremendous loss due to massive…
An enjoyable, easy lowland hike from the parking area…
Take a 10 km drive from center of town…
Vestdalseyri / Vestdalur valley A walk to Vestdalur Nature…
Established in 2020, Herðubíó Cinema is a single-screen independent…
Hike along Fjarðará river A pleasant, easy walk from…
To earn the title of “Seyðisfjörður Mountain Viking”, you…
A nice and pleasant hike up to Búðaráfoss waterfall.…
In Seyðisfjörður, culture has been cultivated and allowed to thrive by the local artist’s community. The town’s rich history can be explored in detail at the Technical Museum, inspiring contemporary art is the core of Skaftfell Center for Visual Art and Herðubreið community center host various events all year round. During mid-summer The Blue Church Concert series offers weekly Wednesday classical and contemporary concerts, the relaxing Blacksmith festival offers craftsmanship workshops and the LungA festival; aimed for young creators, occupy Seyðisfjörður for a week-long festivity. In winter List í ljósi festival celebrates the return of the sun at the end of February by transforming the town with artworks based on light in various forms.
The Herðubreið Community and Culture House hosts various performances,…
Why Pride Parade also in Seyðisfjörður? It all started…
The Blacksmith Festival takes place annually in late July at the Technical…
On the 18th of December 2020, a landslide struck…
Tvisongur is a site-specific sound sculpture by German artist Lukas…
HEIMA is a multidisciplinary collective for emerging and established artists…
A turning point in the history of Icelandic electrification.…
An independent, non-profit organization, Skaftfell serves as the principal…
Ströndin Studio is an educational and experimental center for…