When I was a child, my parents taught me two things about Iceland: one, that we were once strong Vikings,

Our summer Saga series has taken us to Norway and Sweden (and will again) but has largely skipped all things

Every issue, we will interview someone living in Reykjavík or just visiting the city, so as to share with you,

This week’s hero is the Icelandic protestor. Some of the biggest stories about Iceland to make international headlines have involved

Growing up in an isolated fishing village (Ísafjörður, pop. 2,500) on Iceland’s northwest corner—at the edge of the Arctic Circle—I

  Here is an anecdote: I ventured inside that Alþingi building the other day. I believe it was a Tuesday.

Our current issue’s cover is beautiful. I hope you like it, I’m sure you do, but your opinion doesn’t really

As a publication, we aim to promote discourse, dialogue and a free exchange of ideas. We thus welcome any opinion

Hi. I’m Haukur. I edit a tourist magazine for a living. It’s a fun magazine; it’s informative for tourists, and

After last week, I am convinced that small actions can create a great impact. On a Sunday afternoon near the

Lately, we at Grapevine often find ourselves in a somewhat difficult position when it comes to reporting on life in