Rebuilt in 2020.

Krýsuvíkurkirkja, located on the volcanically active Reykjanes peninsula, holds a special place in Iceland‘s heritage. Originally built in 1857, the church was tragically lost to fire in 2010. It was reconstructed in 2020, staying true to its traditional design. It rests in a stark, still landscape, perfectly in tune with the island’s raw, unyielding beauty.