Because of its volcanoes and glaciers, Iceland is known as the Land of Fire and Ice. Natural wonders such as The Blue Lagoon and Dettifoss Waterfall abound. Iceland is also known for its rich cultural heritage, Norse mythology, and folklore. Horse riding in Iceland is always an unique experience as the Icelandic horses are famous for having an extra gait and being smaller than horses elsewhere. Seeing the Northern Lights is on the bucket list of many people and Iceland is an excellent location which makes dream in reality. I had visited this places with a tour guide Discover Iceland and it’s a mind blowing place.
Iceland is probably most well known for its volcanoes, in particular Eyjafjallajokull, or 'Big E', which was the volcano which sent the huge ash cloud into Europe, delaying the majority of plane flights in Western Europe.
Either that or Eiður Guðjohnsen, the Icelandic football player who is well known for playing for Bolton, Chelsea and Barcelona.
Iceland is well-known as the land of fire and ice, it is mainly made of ice, and was home to the singer Björk. I recommend this website:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/iceland/6043463/Iceland-10-little-known-facts.html
Its a young island created by volcanic eruptions. The answer is youngest. Congrats! You've escaped!
The beautiful landscape.
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Björk, Lazy town, Sigur rós.. etc
not having ice. there is only ice on the boarder of Iceland
Iceland is a northern independent country. Iceland is an island.
No. Ireland, not Iceland, is known as the Emerald Isle.
Iceland is known for its many geysers.
Tibet has only a few known volcanos Kunlun
it is known for a northern independent country
I have never had as fresh air as in Iceland. And Iceland is of course known for it's beautiful lanscape
Bjork is originally from Iceland. Iceland is the country where it is most common for people to be known by only their first names because greater emphasis is placed upon the first name than on any subsequent names.
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Most people live in the south-west part of Iceland.
Yes, there are cows, particularly known by the breed Icelandic cattle, that do live in Iceland.
Reykjavik, Iceland