Things to do in Southern region
Museum in Southern region
LA Art Museum - Listasafn ÁrnesingaLA Listasafn Arnesinga (LA Art Museum Listasafn Arnesinga, Listasafn Árnesinga) is an art museum that houses a collection of contemporary art, mainly by...
Church in Southern region
Stóra-DalskirkjaStóra-Dalskirkja - the church of the "Great Valley" was built in 1969 on the site of an old church that had stood here since 1895....
Museum in Southern region
Hellisheiði Geothermal Power PlantGeoTES Hedlisheidi (Hellisheið, Hellisheiðarvirkjun) is the largest monoblock geothermal power plant in the world. The exhibition is dedicated to "green"...
Waterfall in Southern region
SkogafossSkógafoss is one of the largest waterfalls in the country, with a width of 25 meters and a drop of 60 meters. Due to the amount of spray constantly raised by...
Museum in Southern region
Skogar Museum, SkógarsafnThe Skogar Museum (Skógarsafn) is an open—air museum, a folk art museum and a technical museum. It features many exhibitions and more than 16,000 exhibits...
Waterfall in Southern region
GluggafossGluggafoss (Gluggafoss, Merkjárfoss) is a waterfall in the Sudurland region, in the south of Iceland. The total height of the Gluggafoss is approximately 52 m....
Reef in Southern region
SilfraThe Silfra Fault is a rift located in Lake Tingvadlavatn in the Tingvedlir National Park in southern Iceland. The fault is located in the gap between the North...
Volcano in Southern region
HeklaHekla is a volcano in the south of Iceland, with a height of 1,491 meters, considered the most active volcano in Iceland. In the Middle Ages, Icelanders called...
Church in Selfoss
SelfosskirkjaSelfosskirkja (Suðurprófastdæmi) is a Lutheran church on the banks of the Ölfusá River in Selfoss. It was built in the 1950s....
Bridge in Selfoss
OlfusarbruThe Ölfusá is Iceland's largest river by volume. It begins at the junction of the Hvita and Sog rivers, north of the town of Selfoss, and flows into the...