The Eggs of Gleðivík are a unique outdoor art installation located
along the shoreline of Gleðivík in Djúpivogur,
East Iceland. The artwork consists of 34 stone eggs, each representing the egg of
a bird species that nests in the area.
The installation was designed by Icelandic artist
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and was unveiled in 2009. The eggs are carved from stone and arranged by size,
from the smallest to the largest, creating both an educational and visually
striking experience.
The Eggs of Gleðivík beautifully connect art, nature, and local birdlife and have
become one of Djúpivogur’s most recognizable landmarks. The site is a popular stop
for visitors seeking tranquility, scenic views, and creative expression in a
coastal setting.
The walking path along the eggs is easily accessible and suitable for visitors of
all ages, making it an ideal stop for families, art lovers, and nature enthusiasts alike.
Eggin í Gleðivík er áhugaverður staður á Íslandi sem vert er að heimsækja.