Akureyri Botanical Garden, the most northerly in the world, functions both as public gardens with ornamental plants and a botanical garden with a remarkable collection of samples of the Icelandic flora with 4,000 imported flowers, trees and shrubs.

The windows of the church designed by architect Samuelsson Guðjón come from Coventry Cathedral in England. The church was dedicated in Akureyri in 1940 and dedicated to Matthias Jochumsson, poet and author of the national anthem of Iceland.

Nonnihús was the childhood home of the author Jón Sveinsson (Nonni), 1857-1944. Nonni is best known for his books on his experiences of childhood, written for young readers.Nonnihús is one of the oldest houses in Akureyri, C. 1850. It 'speaks volumes about life in the nineteenth C in Iceland, and one of his personal effects and Grandparents editions of books in many languages.

(Local Name: Sigurhaeðir) Sigurhaeðir is the house built in 1903 by Reverend Jochumsson Matthias, one of the greatest poets of Iceland, and his home until his death in 1920. Includes a collection of his letters and manuscripts...

Icelandic volcanoes are an important element in the topography of the island. Hundreds of dormant volcanoes are present in Iceland, but these are the active volcanoes numbering about 30-40 to capture the attention of tourists...

Hot Springs in Iceland is one of the amazing natural phenomenon, which increases the number of attractions in Iceland. Iceland abundance of Hot Springs is due to its location in the mid-Oceanic Ridge Rift Zone...