Construction of the Arctic Circle began in Melrakkaás, northwest of Raufarhöfn, in 2004. The circle is a work of art inspired by Norse mythology and astronomy, made of concrete. The project has been largely funded by the state, mainly with grants from the Tourist Attractions Development Fund. The sculpture Altar of Fire and Water was installed last year. "We completed the first of four sculptures in the center of the Arctic Circle last fall. The…
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Construction of the Arctic Circle began in Melrakkaás, northwest of Raufarhöfn, in 2004. The circle is a work of art inspired by Norse mythology and astronomy, made of concrete. The project has been largely funded by the state, mainly with grants from the Tourist Attractions Development Fund. The sculpture Altar of Fire and Water was installed last year. "We completed the first of four sculptures in the center of the Arctic Circle last fall. The…