4 Best Places to Shop in East Iceland and the Eastfjords, Iceland

There are many visual treats in the creative village of Seyðisfjörður, and this beautiful black-and-white painted building, formerly owned by famous artist Dieter Roth, is a piece of art in itself. Inside is home to Blóðberg, which sells a curated selection of Icelandic products with works of art and design. The word "blóðberg" means Arctic thyme, a beautiful purple flower common in Iceland.

At Fjóshornið, you can buy fresh, local dairy products like skyr, cheese, and yogurt straight from the farmer. The shop also has a cozy café where you can treat yourself to waffles, cakes, and bagels.

This local art and design shop can be found in a central spot in town. Stop by to browse the souvenir-worthy handicrafts from local artists and designers.

Time stands still at Kaupfjélagið, the old general store in Breiðdalsvík, where vintage stock is still on display. Today it sells groceries, toiletries, preserves, and other conveniences. You can also buy coffee and light meals.