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Þingvellir National Park in Iceland

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Þingvellir National Park in Iceland is a fascinating place, whether you are interested in nature, geology, history or film. The views are breathtaking and the landscape very special, as you are right at the point where the major continental plates meet. The Alltinget, the Icelandic parliament, also has its 1000-year-old roots here. In addition, this is a location where scenes from both Game of Thrones and The Lionheart Brothers were filmed.

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Different sun destinations and train journeys to Japan

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Monday means travel news at FREEDOMtravel, and of course we are, as usual, curious about your reflections! Are you curious about the different sun holidays? Would you consider travelling to Japan by train? Do you prefer an airline that automatically carbon offsets?

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Geysers in Iceland - Strokkur and Geysir

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Have you seen geysers in Iceland? We recently visited the Haukadalur geothermal area with the Strokkur and Geysir geysers. Wandering around here is a bit like walking on another planet, with smoke and bubbles all around you. Plus, you can be sure to see Strokkur's eruption - several times.

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Gullfoss in Iceland - The Golden Circle and its waterfalls

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Gullfoss in Iceland is an incredibly dramatic waterfall that is best seen during the Golden Circle tour. The waterfall was actually once converted into a hydroelectric plant, but was saved at the last moment. Lucky for us that today we can experience Iceland's magical nature!

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Iceland, Ireland and both old and new friends

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This has been a week of many special encounters! I (Helena) have met with two old friends, one of whom I got to know at a very special way. We've also had time for a 30th anniversary celebration and an Irish reunion. The worst thing has been that I've had a bad cold and the best thing has been... everything else. What has been the best part of your week?

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Excursion to the island of Viðey in Iceland - 1000 years of history

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The island of Viðey in Iceland is located just outside Reykjavik and is easily reached by a short boat journey. In the summer, many people come here to birdwatch, picnic or just enjoy the scenery. Coming here on a rough March day, with a boat ride across a grey sea and a luxurious lunch in Iceland's oldest stone house, was also an experience!

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Blue Lagoon in Iceland - guide for your visit

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The Blue Lagoon in Iceland offers a wonderful and relaxing spa in geothermal hot water. Although the Blue Lagoon has become a major tourist attraction, we highly recommend a visit here. The warm turquoise blue water and the contrastingly cool air give off a sense of calm that even the tourist crowds can't beat. The Blue Lagoon is a must!

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Food and Fun Reykjavik Festival - Iceland's gourmet week

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The Food and Fun Reykjavik festival is definitely a reason to visit the capital of Iceland during February/March. For one week, foreign chefs are invited to serve specially composed menus, using local ingredients and in collaboration with local restaurants. We tried some of the menus during the 2019 festival, and it was a real treat!

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Best Food Country and "Destination Unknown"

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We are home after a fantastic and intense long weekend in Iceland. We'll tell you more soon, but since it's Monday today, here's some travel news first! Today we can reveal which country the Swedes (perhaps not unexpectedly) voted best food country and about travelling to "Destination Unknown".

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Weekend in Reykjavik - some highlights

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Here is a greeting from our weekend in Reykjavik! We experienced a lot in just a few days, from swimming and nature to food experiences and ... meeting the President! We present some of the highlights.

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