Iceland's Majestic Landscapes

Once a Hanseatic League trading port, the ancient city of Bergen has deep Viking roots.

Bergen, with its historic Bryggen wharf, exudes the quaint character of a fishing village.

Nestled in the breathtaking Aurlandsfjord, Flåm enjoys a spectacular setting.

Art Nouveau Ålesund is spread over four islands reaching into the sea.

Geiranger is the gateway to some of coastal Norway’s most magnificent natural treasures.

The North Sea has been central to Europe’s history, from Viking voyages to oil drilling.

Amid dramatic mountains and fjords, the Faroe Islands are rich in Viking history.

The Norwegian Sea has been culturally important to Northern Europeans for centuries.

Founded by Vikings, tiny Seydisfjördur enjoys a mountainous setting at the end of a fjord.

Nicknamed the “Capital of the North,” Akureyri is scenically set at the end of the Eyjafjördur.

Scenic ĺsafjördur is nestled at the foot of dramatic mountain slopes on a spit of sand.

Reykjavík is one of the world’s cleanest and most eco-friendly cities.

Settled by Vikings in 870 AD, the Kentucky-sized island is Europe’s westernmost nation and home to the world’s northernmost capital city.