While travelling around we snapped some of the typical Icelandic heritage buildings that are used for commerce and housing.
We'll look forward to boarding the ship for some R&R tomorrow.
Our first port in Iceland was Akureyri. When we signed up for our excursion in this northern port I was surprised to be visiting a Botanical Garden. I certainly got a shock when we were taken to the site as I didn't think there would be much to see in such a challenging environment.
I was taken aback by the pretty and colourful displays in the garden.
On our tour of Iceland I learnt that the major religion followed by about 80% of the population is Lutheran. As we drove around I saw churches in all shapes and sizes. I am not sure, however, which denominations are represented in the following photos.
A small church in Akureyri |
Snapped out the car window |
Shrouded in mist at Reynisfjara |
A modern church at Dalsa |
A church in Isafjordur |
ReykjavÃk Cathedral was consecrated in 1796 |
A pretty blue church in the port of Seydisfjordur |
Church and Graveyard at Hafnir |
Snapped on the road to Geysir |
We enjoyed a musical performance at the church in Bolungarvik |
This church at Eyjafjörður was closed |
Imposing Lutheran church in Akureyri |