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Having landed on the wrong side of midnight we didn't get up very early on our first day in the city, we took a walk to try to find our way around the city. Our hotel was on the same square as the parliament building.
Skúli Magnússon
This is believed to be the site of one of the earliest sacred places in the country.
Georg Schierbeck
The understated city centre cathedral
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