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  • Thingvellir Exhibiton

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  • Parking at Thingvellir

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  • Safety measures enhanced in Silfra

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  • The Thing Project

    There are assembly sites spread across North West Europe as a result of the Viking diaspora and Norse settlements.

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    How to get to Thingvellir

    Several roads lead to Thingvellir National Park

    Interactive maps and street views

    Maps and Thingvellir Google street views

    Commercial filming

    Filming or photographing in Thingvellir national park for commercial purposes?

    News

    19.January 2020 Extremely slippery
    Thingvellir have been covered with snow for the last couple of months, now with ...
    16.January 2020 Service centre closed until spring
    From 17.01.2020 our service centre at Leirar will close and remain so until 01.0...
    08.January 2020 Visitors 2019
    Thingvellir National Park continues to attract a steady flow of visitors in 2019...

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    Diving

    Diving is permitted in two submerged rifts in the National Park, Silfra and Davíðsgjá. Silfra is one of the best spots for diving in Iceland and many people find the rift unique on an international scale. Details
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    Safe travel in Iceland
    Travellers should prepare well for each trip and know its trail and route conditions.
    The THING Project
    The THING Project is based on the Thing sites that are the assembly sites spread across North West Europe as a result of the Viking diaspora and Norse settlements.
    World heritage
    Thingvellir was accepted on the World Heritage list for its cultural values in 2004 at World Heritage Committee meeting in China.
    Protection and management
    Thingvellir National Park was designated by a special law on the protection of the area, passed by the Alþing on 7th May, 1928.