What should you do or not do while visiting Iceland? What are the rules of courtesy and the customs of this country? Here is a little advice to avoid making a blunder and offending anyone!

With its volcanoes, geysers and deserted stretches, Iceland is a country of grandiose natural spectacles. Whilst walking along the coast, you will also discover specimens of its fauna and flora.  

In this article you'll find the different forms of transport which are possible in Iceland. 

First inhabited by monks then by Vikings, Iceland or land of ice, is known for its literature in ancient Nordic and its many volcanoes. First controlled by Norway and then by Denmark, it only becomes a republic in 1944, and refuses to join the European Union today.

Iceland may not be the paradisiacal tropical island often associated with a honeymoon, but it does have many attractions.

Iceland, although it has a small population, has a large number of extremely talented music groups. Here are some groups to discover before, during, or after your trip to Iceland.

Iceland is a former pagan country converted little by little to Christianity, and whose inhabitants are for the most part Lutheran.

Due to very little human infrastructure being built, Iceland is the ultimate wild and natural destination, accessibility for disabled people is difficult.

Though everyone knows Bjork and Iceland's Viking origins, the country also offers several other special products. High quality beauty products, delicious potato liquor, items from the local handicraft markets, and even special cheese graters... Iceland will surprise you and you'll take home several souvenirs.

Iceland is a small country but has no less well-known celebrities for it. A little tour of some famous names.