Icelandic Saga Museum

Perlan, Reykjavik's geothermal hot water storage	Hot spring in front of the Perlan	Walkway around the dome of the Perlan	View of Reykjavik's downtown airport from the Perlan
Hallgrímskirkja from the Perlan, Reykjavik	View of Reykjavik from the Perlan	Saga Museum at the Perlan	Icelandic Saga Museum
Irish monks seeking seclusion were the first to arrive in Iceland	Ingólfur Arnarson and his wife Hallvieg Fróðadóttir, the first permanent Nordic settlers, 874 AD	Early smith working Icelandic iron	"Red-blasting" smelting technique using a bellows
Celtic woman Melkorka Mýrkjartansdóttir with his son Ólafur ca 935 AD	Freydis Eiríkksdóttir frightening natives in Vinland ca 1000 AD	Tyrkir showing Leifur heppni (Leif the Lucky) grapes which led to the Vikings naming Newfoundland Vinland ca 1000 AD	IcelandAug06 1045.jpg
The seer þorbjörg from the saga of Eric the Red in Greeland	Early Christianity in Iceland	Snorri Sturluson, early 1200s politician	The Law Speaker's job was to memorize all the laws
The arrival of the plague in Iceland, 1402, on a ship from England, which killed 1/3 of Iceland's population	Battle of Örlygasstaðir, August 1238	Battle of Örlygasstaðir, August 1238	Battle of Örlygasstaðir, August 1238
Burning of the witch Sister Katrín in 1343	Beheading of the last Catholic bishop, Jón Arason, 1550