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1. www.theguardian.com › music › 2023‘Anything is possible’: why Iceland has become a ...

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   2023年4月5日 · Outstanding new composers and genre-hopping experiments are not the sole reasons the Iceland Symphony Orchestra’s UK tour is so anticipated – the country itself is a seed bed for musical ...

2. www.theguardian.com › travel › 2024Sagas and geothermal swimming pools – Reykjavík ...

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   2024年3月17日 · We do the usual touristy tour around the Golden Circle, and the children pet Icelandic horses, swim in Iceland’s oldest geothermal bath and see the aurora borealis.

   • 作者: Pragya Agarwal

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   Is Iceland having a moment?

   • It took a while, but in musical terms, Iceland is certainly having a moment. The Iceland Symphony Orchestra, with conductor Eva Ollikainen and soloist Stephen Hough tour the UK from 20 to 28 April. Andrew Mellor is author of The Northern Silence – Journeys in Nordic Music and Culture.

   ‘Anything is possible’: why Iceland has become a classical music

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   Does Iceland still make music?

   • Organised instrumental music making came late to Iceland, hardly surprising in a country that still has to import everything except electricity and fish. Today, the nation’s musical life has to be seen – and preferably heard – to be believed.

   ‘Anything is possible’: why Iceland has become a classical music

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   How much does it cost to rent a bike in Iceland?

   • Borgarfjörður bike hire from £37 per day. Smyril Line sails from Iceland to Denmark once a week, all year round, passenger with bicycle from £152 DFDS Amsterdam-Newcastle service: £78 each for two cyclists sharing an inside cabin. Hotel Aldan in Seyðisfjörður, doubles from £118. Alfheimar Guesthouse in Borgarfjörður, doubles from £98.

   I’m cycling to Iceland: it’s a killer to ride but an easy country to love

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   Does it snow in Iceland?

   • A fter a night at sea on the ferry from the Faroe Islands, a jagged, stormy Iceland appears. With much of Europe in a heatwave, it’s a shock to see snow on the skyline. The ferry noses up a long fjord, docking at the small east-coast town of Seyðisfjörður. The weatherboarded town is lovely and busy with tourists.

   I’m cycling to Iceland: it’s a killer to ride but an easy country to love

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   Do you go to a psychotherapist in Iceland?

   • Björk: ‘In Iceland, you don’t go to see a psychotherapist – you go for a walk and feel better.’ Photograph: Carsten Windhorst That Björk chose to deliver this message in the middle of Iceland’s annual Airwaves music festival is significant.

   Björk on Iceland: 'We don't go to church, we go for a walk' - The Guardi…

   www.theguardian.com/music/2015/nov/16/bjork-iceland-church-john-grant-sigur-ros

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   What makes Icelandic music unique?

   • In the popular narrative it is “epic”, “sweeping” and “volcanic”, simultaneously hot and cold, and wave-swept, offbeat and outlandish, carried by a tradition of sagas and fairytales. But there is unquestionably something distinctive about Icelandic music – in its structure and shape and spirit of experimentation.

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4. www.theguardian.com › travel › 2015In hot water: an Iceland swimming holiday | Iceland holidays ...

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   Iceland is awash with naturally heated water, making it a fantastic place for an outdoor swimming tour of its bubbling hot pots and geothermal pools

5. www.theguardian.com › travel › galleryStep in to the ice age: a tour of Iceland's new Ice Cave ...

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   2015年2月3日 · Step in to the ice age: a tour of Iceland's new Ice Cave – in pictures. In May 2014, work began on the world’s first ice-cap glacier cave on the western slopes of Iceland’s Langjökull. Work...

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6. www.theguardian.com › commentisfree › 2024In Iceland, we got used to enjoying our ‘Disney ...

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   2024年1月24日 · Andri Snær Magnason. For a long time, eruptions were a spectacle that drew tourists but caused little damage. But it’s clear we haven’t tamed nature. Wed 24 Jan 2024 02.00 EST. I n July 2023, I...

   • 作者: Andri Snær Magnason

7. www.theguardian.com › travel › 2022I’m cycling to Iceland: it’s a killer to ride ...

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   2022年10月8日 · Sat 8 Oct 2022 02.00 EDT. A fter a night at sea on the ferry from the Faroe Islands, a jagged, stormy Iceland appears. With much of Europe in a heatwave, it’s a shock to see snow on the skyline....

8. www.theguardian.com › music › 2015Björk on Iceland: 'We don't go to church, we go ...

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   2015年11月16日 · Iceland’s most celebrated musician is feeling particularly impassioned about her homeland: she had just held a press conference to raise awareness of the threat to the Icelandic highlands, an...