From Viking-era turf churches to the iconic Hallgrimskirkja, Iceland's churches are architectural gems set against dramatic backdrops.
Strandarkirkja is a Lutheran parish church in Selvogur, on the southern coast of Iceland
This black church sits alone among a field of lava rock.
A church in the village of Vik. The Reyniskirkja Church, built in 1929, is located very close to Vik.
Víðimýrarkirkja church is one of Iceland's very few turf churches to have been preserved
This fairytale-like building is the last turf church ever built in Iceland. Hofskirkja was originally constructed in 1884.
An old farmhouse in northern Iceland. Laufás turf house now belongs to the National Museum of Iceland and is run by the Akureyri Museum.
Saurbæjarkirkja is a church in the Eyjafjörður region of Iceland. It is located about 26 kilometres south of Akureyri.
A church on Flat (Flatey) Iceland north of Iceland
Raufarhöfnarkirkja is in the Raufarhöfnar priesthood in Thingeyjar Prophecy. The church was built in 1928.
Seyðisfjarðarkirkja became famous on Instagram mostly due to the rainbow road leading up to the church. The church is located in Eastern Region of Iceland.