Name: Víðimýrarkirkja
Address: Skagafjordur, Iceland, IS
Telephone: +354 453 5095

Víðimýrarkirkja is a point of interest, located at Skagafjordur, Iceland. They can be contacted via phone at +354 453 5095 for more detailed information.

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Skagafjordur

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Added by Jopie, at 01 September 2016

Monday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Tuesday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Wednesday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Thursday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Friday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Saturday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Sunday 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM

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Anonymous

17 March 2018

Beautiful scenery and church
Anonymous

03 March 2018

There are no word in dictionary to describe it's beauty.
Anonymous

02 August 2017

Cute little church, and the man working there knew a good deal about the church's history. Lovely wood framing, and washrooms located across the street.
Anonymous

27 June 2017

We stopped by at Víðimýrarkirkja on our way to Blonduos, it is just off the Ring Road 1. This black turf church is regarded as one of the most beautiful relics of old Icelandic architecture, it is really worth the time stopping by, even though it was not open for visiting as we were here in mid May 2017.
Anonymous

03 June 2017

Adorable place! Don't miss it!
Anonymous

01 March 2017

Nice very small old traditional church at a peaceful place with great scenery. Really cute.
Anonymous

28 February 2017

Meddl Loide
Anonymous

25 January 2017

Lovely and quiet place, where we spent around half an hour. The houses are beautiful, and the scenery is really nice.
Anonymous

28 October 2016

Construcción vikinga
Anonymous

08 September 2016

Vidimyri Church near Varmahlíđ
Viđmýri is an old chieftain’s residence near Varmahlíđ in north western Iceland. Today the site is home to a wonderful old church, which was built in 1834. The church building has a turf roof, timber walls, and inside features an altar dating from 1616. This is an excellent example of old Icelandic architecture, and one of the best preserved churches of its type. Services are still held here for the local parish, and tourists are welcome to visit between June and August for a small admission fee. The building is owned by the Icelandic National Museum.