Iceland Facts
Iceland is so safe that parents routinely leave their babies alone to nap outside in their strollers while they run errands.
in Iceland FactsBeer was illegal in Iceland until March 1, 1989. Now, the date is celebrated every year in Reykjavik as Bjordagur, or Beer Day.
in Iceland FactsWorld War II is referred to as “the blessed war” by many Icelanders because the war led to the country’s independence.
in Iceland Facts, Ww2 FactsIceland no longer has any McDonald’s. The first McDonalds there was opened in 1993.
in Iceland Facts, Mcdonalds FactsBefore humans came to Iceland, there was only one land mammal inhabitant; the Arctic fox.
in Iceland FactsIceland has no public train network, but there is a plan to build one and name it the “Lava Express”.
in Iceland Facts, Trains Facts”Jolabokaflod” is a Christmas Eve tradition in Iceland where friends and family get together to exchange books. Then everyone reads together while eating chocolate and drinking hot cocoa.
in Book Facts, Chocolate Facts, Christmas Facts, Iceland Facts, Tradition FactsIceland uses hydropower and geothermal heat to pull almost 100% of its electric power from renewable resources.
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