Hallormsstaður
Hallormsstaður is a village located in the eastern part of Iceland, situated on the shores of Lake Lagarfljót in the Fljótsdalur valley. It is known for its historical significance and its connection to the Lagarfljót worm, a legendary creature said to inhabit the lake.
Historically, Hallormsstaður was a prominent farm and a center of local administration. It served as the residence
Today, Hallormsstaður is primarily recognized as a tourist destination. Its main attraction is the Hallormsstaðaskógur forest,