Significant sites Huldufólk

Álfaborg, iceland



hulduhóll (elfin hill), hillock approximately 60 meters west of kirkjuhóll ( 64°11′17.52″n 21°38′31.38″w / 64.1882000°n 21.6420500°w / 64.1882000; -21.6420500 (hulduhóll) )
hafnarfjörður; areas include:

hellisgerði lava park ( 64°4′17″n 21°57′30″w / 64.07139°n 21.95833°w / 64.07139; -21.95833 (hellisgerði lava park) )
hamarinn cliffs ( 64°3′57.81″n 21°56′59.06″w / 64.0660583°n 21.9497389°w / 64.0660583; -21.9497389 (hamarinn cliffs) )
near sundhöll hafnarfjardar swimming pool ( 64°4′22.02″n 21°58′7.62″w / 64.0727833°n 21.9687833°w / 64.0727833; -21.9687833 (sundhöll hafnarfjardar) )
setbergshamar cliff ( 64°4′16.08″n 21°55′57.96″w / 64.0711333°n 21.9327667°w / 64.0711333; -21.9327667 (setbergshamar cliff) )


Ásbyrgi ( 66°0′52″n 16°30′12″w / 66.01444°n 16.50333°w / 66.01444; -16.50333 (Ásbyrgi) )
lambi
Álfhólsvegur (elf hill road), street in kópavogur ( 64°6′40.62″n 21°52′12.66″w / 64.1112833°n 21.8701833°w / 64.1112833; -21.8701833 (Álfhólsvegur) )
Álfaborg in borgarfjörður eystri ( 65°31′19.57″n 13°48′27.76″w / 65.5221028°n 13.8077111°w / 65.5221028; -13.8077111 (Álfaborg) )
búðarbrekkur in brimnes ( 65°57′8.7″n 19°28′54.78″w / 65.952417°n 19.4818833°w / 65.952417; -19.4818833 (búðarbrekkur) )
grundarfjörður
stapafell ( 64°46′23.7″n 23°39′28.2″w / 64.773250°n 23.657833°w / 64.773250; -23.657833 (stapafell) )
tungustapi ( 65°15′18.66″n 21°48′23.64″w / 65.2551833°n 21.8065667°w / 65.2551833; -21.8065667 (tungustapi) )
svalþúfa ( 64°44′10.62″n 23°46′59.28″w / 64.7362833°n 23.7831333°w / 64.7362833; -23.7831333 (svalþúfa) )
skuggahlíðarbjarg ( 65°6′19.2″n 13°49′28.74″w / 65.105333°n 13.8246500°w / 65.105333; -13.8246500 (skuggahlíðarbjarg) )
grímsey ( 66°32′39.92″n 18°0′16.74″w / 66.5444222°n 18.0046500°w / 66.5444222; -18.0046500 (grímsey) )
the attic of gimli public school 1915 in new iceland heritage museum, gimli, manitoba ( 50°38′3.01″n 96°59′14.75″w / 50.6341694°n 96.9874306°w / 50.6341694; -96.9874306 (gimli public school 1915) )




^ byock, jesse; jon erlandson (2005). viking-age valley in iceland: mosfell archaeological project (pdf). medieval archaeology. 49 (1): 196. doi:10.1179/007660905x54080. retrieved 2008-12-26. when dug our first test trench @ kirkjuhóll, Ólafur informed no agricultural machinery had ever been used on knoll because of reverence attached kirkjuhóll in oral memory site of ancient church. date remains case, situation relatively rare on contemporary icelandic farms highly mechanized. same has held true hulduhóll, oral story attaching interdiction left alone because inhabited ‘the hidden people’ or elves. 
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^ parnell, fran; etain o carroll (2007). iceland. footscray, vic: lonely planet. p. 103. isbn 978-1-74104-537-6. 
^ stefánsdóttir, erla (1993). hafnarfjörður, huliðsheimakort. hafnarfjörður, iceland: ferðamálanefnd hafnarfjörður. 
^ amason, gulli (2001-06-24). travel: land of national elf service far out: hafnarfjörður, iceland (where hidden people live) . independent - london. retrieved 2008-12-27. 
^ karlsdottir, sigurbjörg. hidden world walks . retrieved 2008-12-27. 
^ ferðamenn nýta sér þjónustu álfagöngufyrirtækisins horft í hamarinn: Það er meira en augað sér . morgunblaðið (in icelandic). 2003-02-13. p. 17. retrieved 2009-06-08. 
^ stefánsdóttir, erla (1993). hafnarfjörður, huliðsheimakort. hafnarfjörður, iceland: ferðamálanefnd hafnarfjörður. 1. colourful, kindly elves live near swimming pool in particularly beautiful houses. 
^ stefánsdóttir, erla (1993). hafnarfjörður, huliðsheimakort. hafnarfjörður, iceland: ferðamálanefnd hafnarfjörður. 4. setbergshamar cliff home of dwarfs, elves , hidden people own elven workshops, churches, schools , libraries. 
^ mala, elisa (2008). global psyche: magic kingdom; in iceland, land of elves, re never alone . psychology today. retrieved 2008-12-26. 
^ east iceland » attractions » view attraction : Álfaborg . retrieved 2009-01-10. right village, legally protected hill of Álfaborg, fjord of borg , borgarfjörður eystri, named after, rises 30 m high. accessed easy trail , observation point on top, Álfaborg home queen of icelandic elves.  |first1= missing |last1= in authors list (help)
^ parnell, fran; etain o carroll (2007). iceland. footscray, vic: lonely planet. p. 261. isbn 978-1-74104-537-6. 
^ holm, bill (2007). windows of brimnes : american in iceland. minneapolis, minn.: milkweed editions. pp. 63–72. isbn 978-1-57131-302-7. on south face of headland stand several basalt columns called búðarbrekkur (the shop slope). local lore has church, shop, , dwelling of elves. 
^ wilcox, jonathan; zawiah abdul latif (2007). cultures of world: iceland. tarrytown, new york: marshall cavendish. p. 88. isbn 978-0-7614-2074-3. 
^ attraction: stapafell . visit iceland. retrieved 2011-06-20. 
^ attraction: laugar in saelingsdal . visit iceland. retrieved 2011-06-20. @ 3 km laugar may find rocky hill tungustapi, home of elves. 
^ attraction: londrangar basalt cliffs . visit iceland. retrieved 2011-06-20. farmers in area never made or make hay on hill, because said belong elves living in area. 
^ kristjánsson, sigurður (2002). Áminning . glettingur (in icelandic). 12 (2): 30. 
^ iceland road guide: grímsey . vegahandbókin ehf. 2009. retrieved 2011-07-11. grímsey said home of many elves or hidden people , church supposed @ nónbrík. 
^ slawych, diane (2004-09-15). gimli s hidden people . canoe travel. retrieved 2009-05-31. 
^ narfason, dilla (1993-07-09). huldufólk found , exposed in gimli . lögberg-heimskringla. p. 2. retrieved 2009-06-07.