Step back in time at the historic Laufás Turf Houses, one of North Iceland’s best - preserved traditional Icelandic homes. This unique heritage site offers a glimpse into how Icelanders lived centuries ago in turf -built houses designed to protect against Iceland’s harsh climate. During your visit, local museum staff dressed in traditional Icelandic clothing will welcome you and share stories about daily life, history and old Icelandic traditions. Surrounded by beautiful North Iceland scenery, this authentic place offers a special look into Iceland’s past.

Relax at Forest Lagoon, one of North Iceland’s most beautiful geothermal spas, located by the Eyjafjörður fjord and surrounded by peaceful nature and trees. Enjoy warm geothermal waters with stunning views over the fjord, mountains and Akureyri town. During your visit, you can also experience the sauna, try the cold water plunge for a refreshing contrast, or simply relax in the peaceful atmosphere. Forest Lagoon also offers a swim-up bar and a cosy restaurant where you can enjoy drinks or food with beautiful panoramic views.

If you love Christmas, you will love this magical place. The Christmas House is open all year round and looks colourful, cosy and unique, like something from a fairytale. In the tower, you can find one of the world’s largest Advent calendars, while the garden is home to tiny elf houses and other charming surprises. Inside, you can discover Christmas decorations, sweets, gifts and even try traditional Icelandic smoked lamb. But hidden in the basement is the cave of Grýla - Iceland’s famous troll mother and mother of the 13 Yule Lads, waiting in her dark cave for curious visitors. A magical place for both children and adults.