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Who discovered Iceland and when was Iceland discovered?
Leif Eriksson's great great great uncle Noddodd is credited with the discovery of Iceland, and Erik The Red is Leif's father, not his son.
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How do you say welcome to Iceland in icelandic?
"Velkomin til Íslands" if you're talking to a group of people or a woman but it's "Velkominn til Íslands" if it's a man you're talking to.
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What do they have in Iceland?
everything you would have in most countries, cars, tv, music awards, schools.it has cool springs and summers, and cold winters. it has some of the best quality of life in the …world, with a 99,9% literacy rate. its a bit of a windy country. it has lots of geothermal activites. volcanoes are of quite minimal concern, but hot springs and geysers dot the country. (MORE)
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What not to do in Iceland?
Sit in your hotel and do nothing, when there's so much to see and explore.
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Where is Iceland?
Iiceland is considered part of Northern- Europe. The Nation itself consists of and island in the Atlantic Ocean about 110 miles east of Greenland and about 530 miles north…west of Scotland. (MORE)
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What can you do at iceland?
Eat lamb dogs! Iceland's version of the "Hot Dog" -Yum! Iceland is an adventurer traveler's dream. I highly recommend hooking up with a local tour guide company in Reykjaví…k -Iceland's Capitol City. Recommended by Iceland's Board of Tourism is Icelandic Travel Market. Tour operators in Iceland have great insight and activities planned out for their visitors. Consider 4x4 jeep tours through rugged valleys and steep mountain passes. If that is not physically challenging enough for you, there are also hiking, skiing, and even ice climbing excursions. As far a site seeing you want to check out the famous blue lagoon which is Iceland's geothermal spa! Also, consider the Golden Circle Tour that will take you to the largest waterfalls in Iceland converging into one large free-fall. (MORE)
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What can you do in iceland?
Most things you can do elsewhere in the world, go to the cinema, the theatre, go skiing, skating, river rafting and more.
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Why Iceland is called Iceland?
Flóki Vilgerðarson was the third settler of Iceland. Before it had been called Snowland and Gardar's islet. Flóki settled on the south coast of the island's tail, which is …known for it's vibrant geology and is covered in fjords (inlets from the sea with steep sides and water flowing in). Spending the winter there, in the spring Flóki saw ice drifts coming into the fjord near where he settled and decided to name it Iceland. (MORE)
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How did the Icelanders get to Iceland?
Thousands of years ago, Iceland may have connected to parts of the European mainland so northern Europeans simply migrated to Iceland. Another theory is that Viking explorers …simply settled there after discovering it. (MORE)
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What was Iceland before it was a Iceland?
If you mean the name then before it was named Iceland it was called Snæland (Snowland (some dude saw snow in the mountains and thought it was a good idea)) Iceland was only n…amed Iceland because someone saw some ice floating in sea when they arrived. Iceland is not covered with snow and ice and there for it is not an "ice" land (MORE)