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Akureyri, with a population of around 19,000, is the largest town in Iceland outside the Southwest region, and the unofficial capital of North Iceland. Overview Map
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Akureyri (Nord-est, North Iceland) a d'environ 19 500...
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The museum is located in the center of Akureyri, the...
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Akureyri Botanical Garden The Akureyri Botanical Garden is a...
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- Have a Beer Bath. Photo from Unforgettable 1 Hour Bjorbodin Beer Spa Tour in North Iceland. Hop into a bath full of hops! This novel experience is available all year round but becomes even more tempting when the weather outside may not be the best for sightseeing or hiking.
- Go Skiing at Hlidarfjall. Photo from Wikimedia, Creative Commons, by Sergejf. No edits made. Anyone from Reykjavík will complain about the unstable ski season in South Iceland, where the lack of snow can result in the local ski resort Bláfjöll only being open for a handful of days in a season.
- Visit Akureyri Swimming Pool. This outdoor, geothermal swimming pool is right behind the church, and for 1000 ISK, you can treat yourself to a relaxing hot tub soak or a steam room cleanse.
- Get to Know the Local Culture. If you want to immerse yourself in the local culture, Akureyri has many galleries and museums to check out. Hof Cultural and Conference Center was opened in 2010 and hosts multiple musical and theatrical events and exhibitions of all sorts.
Map of Akureyri The Glerá River Akureyri is located at 65°41′N 18°06′W / 65.683°N 18.100°W / 65.683; -18.100 and positioned on the west side of the inland end of the fjord Eyjafjörður
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Akureyri is an important fishing centre and port, but in the last few years, tourism, industry, higher education and services have become the fastest growing sectors of the economy. An airport is located about three kilometres (two miles) from the centre and a large number of cruise ships lay anchor in its busy harbor. Traditionally, Akureyri has s...
Akureyri is surrounded by mountains, the highest one being Kerling at 1,538 metres (5,064 feet). The area around it has rich agriculture and a beautiful mountain ring. The island of Hrísey sits in the middle of Eyjafjörður and Grímsey Island, which straddles the Arctic Circle; both islands belong to the municipality of Akureyri. Hrísey is often cal...
During World War II, Akureyri was an essential site for the Allies and the town grew considerably after the war, as people increasingly moved to urban areas. Akureyri has an active cultural scene, with several bars and renowned restaurants as well as frequent concerts and shows. During the summer there are several notable festivals and events in Ak...
Akureyri is a town in Northern Iceland and the country’s second largest urban area (after the Capital Region) and fourth largest municipality. Nicknamed the Capital of North Iceland, Akureyri is an important port and fishing centre.
Akureyri Akureyri is a town in Akureyri, Northeast. Akureyri is situated close to the neighborhood Klettaborgir and the suburb Gerðahverfi.
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