The Photos of the Year 2025 exhibition opens today, Saturday, at the Reykjavík Museum of Photography on the 6th floor at Tryggvagata 15, where the City Library is located. More than 100 photographs by 16 photographers will be on display.

A sperm whale washed ashore at Írskra brunnur at Gufuskálar yesterday.

It’s not just golden plovers, Arctic terns, and snipes that have arrived in Iceland, the puffin has now made its way all the way north to Grímsey.

The government today approved temporary economic measures aimed at curbing inflation and responding to rising oil prices due to the conflict in the Persian Gulf. The goal of the measures is to smooth out the impact of these increases and reduce th...

A death notice appeared in Morgunblaðið this morning for a man who is not deceased.

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One sunny Sunday in February, having exhausted the number of times I could do a day trip to Hveragerði, I... The post In A State Of Flux: Tumi Magnússon’s Exhibition Is A Meditation On Movement And Change appeared first on The Reykjavik Grapevine...