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Iceland's primary industries for many centuries were fishing and agriculture. In the 19th century, the vast majority of Icelanders lived only by farming. Recently, less than 5% of the total population is engaged in farming as agriculture is almost exclusively confined to the peripheral lowland areas of the country. The main occupations are the raising of sheep, cattle, and poultry.

Scandinavian countries, among other natural and historical treasures, are famous for exciting castles and palaces. If you’re planning a trip to Scandinavia, you should definitely check out these beauties.

If you are thinking of Iceland as a wedding location – great! Iceland's dramatic landscapes guarantee the most beautiful wedding pictures and memories. Iceland is a loving country, and undoubtedly one of the best places to get married.

Iceland is a unique destination that offers exotic experiences in pristine nature featuring geothermal pools, stunning geysers, waterfalls, and breathtaking volcanic landscapes. There you can see stunning examples of extremes - Europe's biggest glaciers coexisting with some of the continent's hottest volcanic springs.

Railway lines here stretch for more than 3,000 kilometers across all regions. Train travel in Norway is famous for scenic views of lakes, mountains, and fjords.

The Golden Circle is probably the most popular Iceland's tourist route. Easily accessible from Reykjavik all year round, it offers to witness the incredible natural wonders the country has to offer.