Ever since I first visited Netcooks,
I have been longing to try some of the recipes there. They don't
have many Icelandic recipes - but
they do have a whole lot of recipes from other countries. You
can browse their recipe collection, submit recipes, or post a
message on the board.
For those
of you interested in statistics, Statistics
Iceland has enough to satisfy your appetite!
Virtually,
virtual Iceland is full of all kinds of useful information
about Iceland and Icelanders. What you can't find on the actual
website, you will probably find at one of the pages it links
to.
Government
Visit
Alžingi, the Icelandic
Parliament for some basic information on how it all works.
For
full-time study in Icelandic or a summer course, check out the
website of The
Siguršur Nordal Institute. Here you will find information on
summer courses in Icelandic, and links to universities worldwide
that offer courses in Icelandic.
Arts and
Crafts
The
National Gallery of Iceland - If you're interested in art, the
National gallery has some information on Icelandic art. Every
month they showcase a painting by an Icelandic artist.
The
Icelandic Music Page. Visit this link site with links to
everything on the Web to do with Icelandic music, ranging from
classical to contemporary.
Desert in
Iceland - One of the features that charm many visitors to
Iceland is the black desert landscape of the central highlands.
But behind the bleakly beautiful highlands vistas there lies a
serious problem: soil erosion. This page, a part of the The
Agricultural Research Institute's web, explains the problem.
Jo's
Icelandic Recipes