Top Things to do in West Region
What to do and see in West Region, Iceland: The Best Shopping
Discover the best top things to do in West Region, Iceland including Handverkshopurinn Bolli - Icelandic Craft, Rifssaumur, Liston, Busaeld farmers market, Blomasetrid, Pakkhus Snaefellsbaejar, Utgerdin, Ljomalind Farmers Market, Bokaverzlun Breidafjardar, Galleri Jokull.
Restaurants in West Region
1. Handverkshopurinn Bolli - Icelandic Craft
2. Rifssaumur
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Icelandic Wool Shop
3. Liston
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 8 reviews
Visit the icelandic artist Liston in a inspiring environment and see his visual art. His studio is located in his hometown, Grundafjordur, in west-Iceland. Liston spends his day making beautiful sculptures and paintings.
4. Busaeld farmers market
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Busæld Farmers Market is located in the Snæfellsnes Visitors Center. Here local farmers offer their products along with artist showing their work. Local knitters offering handknitted hats, gloves and of course the famous icelandic sweater.
5. Blomasetrid
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4.5 based on 16 reviews
In the old town of Borgarnes is a hidden gem. In the house of Skulagata 13 you will find a guesthouse that is located inside of the home of the family that runs the place. You will also find the beautiful and cosy cafe/bar Cafe Kyrrd which offers quality coffee, delicious cakes, light meals and Wi-Fi. In all the house warmth and serenity are key features.
6. Pakkhus Snaefellsbaejar
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By OlivierReykjavik - New York City, United States
A very good selection of ICELANDIC design, food, books, kids stuff with a very interesting museum on the upper floors. You should not miss it if you are visiting the region.
7. Utgerdin
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
Utgerðin is a new souvenir shop located in the old Pakkhus in Olafsvik, a small fishing village in the Snæfellsnes Peninsula. Utgerðin offers Icelandic design, handcraft from local talents, souvenirs and gourmet stuff as well as the freshest food you’ll find on your travels around this volcanic part of Iceland. The upper two levels of the building is occupied by a folk museum. Entry free of charge. Welcome!
8. Ljomalind Farmers Market
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 38 reviews
Ljomalind Local Market is a regional market that offers great variation of handcrafted products and delicatessen from West Iceland. The market is a co-op and run by fifteen women that take turns volunteering at the market and in addition all produce products and sell at Ljomalind. Other sellers sell are local individuals that produce foods or handcrafted products and sell in commission. The Local Market aims to provide a local store that only regional products can be found. All products are seasonal and few are made of each idem so the market changes week from week. Most producers only sell at Ljomalind Local Market so items are unique and special for West Iceland region. Open daily year-round. From May - October from 10-18 and winter opening from October - may is every day from 12-17.
Reviewed By LizardSC - Mount Pleasant, United States
I was so excited to see the variety of items being offered in this market! Everything from handmade sweaters to soaps, lotions, Christmas ornaments, cheese, jewellery... Prices were fair, compared to other markets/shops. The lady working was very friendly and helpful, as well. Definitely worth a stop if you're looking for authentic Icelandic crafts and goods.
9. Bokaverzlun Breidafjardar
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1 reviews
Books, toys, icelandic design, icelandic yarn, stationary and so much more. Located in the central Stykkishólmur in the same building as Bónus the local supermarket.
10. Galleri Jokull
We are a local handcraft market!
