Would you stay in a Viking-inspired turf house? Blending into the rolling landscape of the Yorkshire Dales, this cabin takes you back in time. Inside, there's a table for hearty feasts, a stove to swap tales around, drinking horns for toasting your victories, even in helmet in case of impromptu raids. And, of course, there's the bed line with faux fur, because even vikings need a good night's sleep. 📷 : @kippdee.family at Icelandic Turf House, Cumbria. Book your stay: canopyandstars.co.uk/icela

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Inside the Last Remaining Turf House in Iceland #reels #turfhouse #icelandicarchitectur #culturalheritage #traditionalhome | Bros of Decay

The turf house is a fundamental part of Icelandic history. These houses first began appearing on the island during the ninth century when the Vikings landed there. The Vikings brought with them the idea of the "longhouse," a large rectangular building constructed to contain all the necessities for living in one space, i.e. cooking, sleeping and eating. #icelandtrip2021 #travel #viralreels #fbreels #reelsvideo #trendingreels #yolo #traveltheworld #iceland #beautifuldestinations #reelsinstagram |