Iceland Walking Tour - Akureyri 4K

Akureyri has been nicknamed the Capital of North Iceland. It is the largest town outside Iceland's heavily populated southwest corner. In this walking tour we explore some of the most remarkable locations Akureyri has to offer. Information on the tour: 00:10 - We start the tour in Akureyri Park, which was opened to the public in the spring of 1912. It is the first public park in Iceland. The entrance to the garden is free, and it is always open. The garden contains a few wooden houses, of which Eyrarlandsstofa (to the right) is one of the oldest in Akureyri. 05:00 - The Akureyri junior college. This building is Gamli skóli (Old school) built in 1904. 06:23 - The white building with the red roof is 's Church (Péturskirkja), a religious building of the Catholic Church, built in 1912. 07:00 - A view over Eyjafjörður fjord, the longest fjord in North Iceland. 09:40 - The bells of the Church of Akureyri (Akureyrarkirkja) start ringing. This Lutheran church was designed by Guðjón Samúelsson and completed