Iceland is known for its natural wonders—everything from volcanoes to glaciers—but one of the most impressive sights is the country's waterfalls. Iceland has more than 10,000 of them.

As The Tennessean's airport reporter, I joined the inaugural flight from BNA to Reykjavik, Iceland to better understand ...

Iceland is famous for its spectacular landscapes and geothermal wonders, making it an ideal eco-friendly travel destination ...

A research team studied unusual rocks in Iceland to better understand the Late Antique Little Ice Age. The team believes that rapid climate cooling contributed to a mass migration of people within ...

An aquaculture park in Iceland is attracting more seafood producers drawn by its geothermal resources to cultivate warmwater fish species, company officials said. Located at HS Orka's geothermal ...

The Vegetarian Society is pleased to announce that a range of products from Iceland Foods has officially achieved Vegetarian Society Approved accreditation. This recognition assures customers that a ...

The name Hulda means “hidden,” and unless you already knew about Uppspuni Mini Mill in South Iceland, you’d probably breeze right by on your way to the region’s countless waterfalls and other natural ...

Hyatt recently announced plans to open its first Hyatt-branded hotel in Iceland — Hyatt Centric Reykjavík. Scheduled for a 2022 opening, Hyatt Centric Reykjavík will be a 169-room boutique property ...

In just 24 hours on 7 April, more than 550 earthquakes were recorded. Minney Sigurdardóttir of Iceland’s Met Office, said: “The average depth is between 4 to 6 km, and the activity is most ...

The Ring Road, also known as Route 1, is Iceland's main road. It circles the island, connecting coastal villages and offering a route to major attractions like the Golden Circle, Seljalandsfoss ...