Icelandic Festival Of Manitoba - Islendingadagurinn - Gimli, Manitoba

Icelandic Festival Of Manitoba - Islendingadagurinn

Ubicación: Situado en la encantadora ciudad de Gimli, Manitoba, Canadá, el Icelandic Festival Of Manitoba, también conocido como Islendingadagurinn, es un evento vibrante que celebra la rica historia y cultura islandesa en el continente americano.

Características: Este festival anual atrae a visitantes de todo el mundo con una variedad de actividades emocionantes y deliciosas tradiciones islandesas. La especialidad del festival es la celebración de la historia y la cultura islandesa a través de espectáculos musicales, danzas tradicionales, exhibiciones de artesanía y mucho más. Además, la boutique de regalos ofrece productos únicos y auténticos de Islandia.

Dirección: 94 1 Ave #107, Gimli, MB R0C 1B0, Canada.

Teléfono: 2046427417.

Página web: icelandicfestival.com.

Horario y accesibilidad: El festival suele durar varios días en el verano, ofreciendo un ambiente festivo y acogedor. Los servicios están diseñados para ser accesibles para personas con movilidad reducida, con entradas, estacionamiento y baños adecuados. Las tarjetas de crédito y débito son ampliamente aceptadas.

Avisos y recomendaciones: El Icelandic Festival Of Manitoba está calificado con una media de 4.6 sobre 5 en Google, lo que demuestra el entusiasmo y la satisfacción de los visitantes. La ciudad de Gimli se llena de actividad durante el festival, por lo que se recomienda estar preparado para recorrer distancias considerables y disfrutar de la experiencia al completo.

El Icelandic Festival Of Manitoba - Islendingadagurinn es una oportunidad única de sumergirse en la cultura islandesa fuera de Islandia. Sugiere una visita para aquellos interesados en la historia, la música, la danza y los sabores auténticos de Islandia.

👍 Avis de Icelandic Festival Of Manitoba - Islendingadagurinn

Denise R.

5/5

Amazing history of both the people and land in Iceland and Manitoba!

Emily C.

4/5

There are lots of fun free events! Its more at a children's level but it's interesting for adults too. The town is packed during the festival, so come prepared to walk quite a distance from where you park.

Karen (.

3/5

A local guide at a visitors center in Winnipeg suggested that we drive to see the Icelandic Festival and Gimli... Unfortunately, the festival wasn't going on... We walked around and saw some monuments but didn't feel that it was worth the drive... I'm sure that our experience would have been completely different had the Festival been ongoing... Bottom line, make sure that the festival is active! It was a beautiful area right on Winnipeg Lake.

Paul L.

5/5

Always a fantastic time. The village and viking battles are why we come every year.

Ben S.

2/5

There’s nothing special at all about this festival. The one interesting thing could be the Viking battles, but unfortunately it’s performed by a bunch of amateur cosplayers who look nothing like Viking warriors. I want to see Gimli hire some wrestlers and a fight choreographer so we can see some real action. Otherwise, this is just another small town fair without a midway that’s over an hour from Winnipeg. Not worth the drive.

Lesley R.

5/5

Absolutely loved it! The parade was super nice. Our kids are 2 and 4 they had a blast. They loved participating in the kiddie shield wall. I highly recommend this festival!

Tim B.

5/5

Improves every year. The viking village is very cool. Would be neat if they had Norse mythology story telling. The Viking battles were really cool this year. Great fun for all.

Jessica G.

5/5

I love ice fest! It's good for families and for people without kids who just want to have a good time and everyone has so many dogs. I saw two puppies that were so little! Its always lots of fun with lots to do!