A Key Archaeological Site in North Atlantic Culture History

Hofstaðir in Mývatnssveit is a unique archaeological site, with a Viking Age feasting hall, a medieval churchyard, and other remains representing over a thousand years of Icelandic history. It has long been a hub for  research into Iceland’s settlement, early society, and environmental changes. The Field Academy in Hofstaðir continues this legacy, conducting high-quality research and offering training in archaeology, environmental science, and cultural heritage tourism.