Skálholt

Skálholt is a historic site in Iceland that served as a major cultural, religious, and educational center in medieval times. Established in the 11th century, it was one of Iceland’s two main episcopal sees, hosting a cathedral and fostering learning, art, and community life. The site played a key role in the spread of Christianity and Icelandic history. Today, Skálholt remains a site of spiritual significance, hosting cultural events, a church, and a visitor center that preserves its history as a symbol of Icelandic heritage.