Grafarlaug is a small and historically significant geothermal pool located in Reykjadalur valley in Borgarfjörður. It is considered one of the oldest bathing pools in Iceland and is believed to have been used since the early settlement period.
The pool is stone-built and modest in size, yet it holds great cultural and historical value. Grafarlaug is a protected archaeological site and preserved as an important part of Iceland’s early bathing traditions.
The surroundings are peaceful and grassy, offering visitors an opportunity to experience both nature and history. Grafarlaug is a popular stop for those interested in historical landmarks and traditional geothermal bathing sites.
Grafarlaug er falin perla.
Eigandi: Bryndís Ingibjörg Björnsdóttir - www.dufan.is
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