What is iceland known for?

Iceland is fairly well known for being liberal when it comes to sexual issues, so it may come as a surprise to outsiders that their government voted to ban strip clubs. However, the government has not limited their sights just to the physical world of stripping. read more

Vikings first brought horses to Iceland more than a thousand years ago, and the equine tradition remains a cherished one. The Icelandic horse is small and shaggy but also gentle, hardy, and surefooted. read more

Iceland, on the other hand, doesn’t even get as cold in winter as New York City, on average. 3) Only about 320,000 people live in Iceland. Of those, over 2/3 of the population live in and around Reykjavik, which is the northernmost capital in the world. read more